... Of What has been decided in the intimate covr-w tc ',sation of the Czar Nicholas and the E pror i 1g d.Francis.joseph can only be surmised. The ?? ria lie they met to play was one which must be ?? I!1 witout awitness. There is, however, little reason iti0, 1-to hope that the result is other than was from the Yorke' 0f first expected. The young Kaiser has bent his 16; N cheek to theJudas-kiss, ...

... lat., North, 53 50'483. Lon., West, 2' 28'81. .. . .- ?? ALoa-#4 Mns tare /iA. CA Reseul of jieteorolegical Obecrsaxtons taken duing tha wee8 mn ending Tulesday, October 4, 1863. mr Sop.Y 24 20.714 54.2 53.1192.0 60.9 47.4 13.6 SW. 10.01 .272 29 29.875 49.2j46.3143.lS6.3 44.9 10.8 wSW. 0.6' .132 ler 30 29.981 48 449 41.3 863.82.5 13.8 WSW. B.9 .296 Ocl 29.592 42. 11.8 41.4349.8 37.1 12.7 WNV ...

... THE WTMOOD-MERCUY. TUBMDW, OCTOBER 4, 1W. . = ?? LiX SVPRNA. SUMMARY. bolg The interesting -question relative to -our home Edji and foreign supplies of wheat for the Coming year still esange a good deal of attention. 24o one doubts thiat the home supply will be i~nufficient to C;I for the vwauts of the people of the United King- inl dom ; but a littleecaeful refleotion aud~Wculatl5 tionk ...

... A VOYAGE TO NEW YORK -IN THE ARCTIC. iincr Steamer Arctic, 220 miles from New York, five September 17th, 1853. Yorl TO THE EDITORS OF TIHE LIVERPOOL XERCURY. man GENTLEMEN,-I now take pen in hand to fulfil my will, promise of giving you an account of our voyage from miut, Liverpool to this city in the U.S. mail steam-ship Arctic, Al Captain Luce. Bee( We left the landing stage, George's pier ...

... THE CHOLERA IN LIVERPOOL. le Sin ce the retrn gven in our Tueday's pseer several H other fata cmase of cholera have occurred. Tese, how- leever, have been chiefly amongst the passengers belonging me to the emiigrant ships Silas Greenman and Isaa Wright. to The Isase Wright, which, as already stated, met with an as 1 accident on the coast of Ireland, returned on, Tuesday ne' ly morning last. Jt ...

... Lt on t The funeral services of the late Dr. M'Culloch will take suffe place at half-past ten o'clock this morning, in St. George's dy. ?? Church, Mlyrtle-street. Ty Shortly after noon on Wednesday, the United States ti mail steam-ship Atlantic, Captain James West, sailed the from the Mersey for New York, with the usual mails for ast, the western continent, 206 passengers, and a full cargo of ...

... U, .- - - - - - Perhaps there is no public man who more acou- c rately represents the better spirit of the age than can Mr. Gladstone. There is something in his cha-n raoter that at once commands oar respect, and ret as we know him better the feeling grows upon u rep Gifted with sterling talent and rare eloquence, at e once a profound politician and a practical man of Thi business, he can ...

... THE GAOLS OF BIRMINGHAM AND LEICESTER. The revelations of criminal neglect and illegal re cruelty in the prisons of Birmingham and Leicester tl have directed attention to the first cause of the fo mismanagement, and in the former town it is ti resolved to petition for the appointment of a or stipeudiary magistrate. Now, when men ask to gi pay for a better article than that which they get ta ...

... THE EASTERN QUESTION. Nts The latest news on which we can rely informs vall ier us that the Sultan, advised by an Extraordinary B Corr C Council, had refused any further concession la ote This decision has been arrived at slowly and with To-: algrave deliberation. It has only been taken after Cal six months spent in negotiation, and when: the B 'ho allied Powers have themselves overtly ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. PRIJ DAY, OCTOBER 7, 183. ri 1JuA - ' X, A- SALUS PoPULI LISX UPREMA. u la A I Y -drains, ~~½uM ARY.Theona Pursuing their tour, the Lord-Lieutenant of mote,' Ireland aud the Coutintess of St. Germans, with thet eg their suite, left Linierick on Saturday for Kit- ,po 6Iloc, wholre they arrived shortly before noon,ser. and, amidst tile chleers of the crowds assembled the ...

... en ih The proceedings of this court were resumed on Tuesday cmorlrg, dln the sessions-bouse, but nothing oflpublic interest ocurred during the day. Mr. Thomas Owen, who bad removed P Ul from Bvirom-steet to tirown-street, claimed to have his same tl be inserted on tho Liverpool list. ills claim was admitted, upon I which ho btated that he had publicly to siake a complaint of or the manner in ...

... MI~ FRANCE. thi The celebrated astronomer, M. Arago, died at eight ha o'clock on Sunday evening, after a. protracted illness. W The Academy of Sciences, of which lne was s0 long anth ornament, was to have nest on Monday, bnut the sitting tit was put off in consequence. M. Arago was a member Of i thes provisional government after the revolution of hico February. The funeral of Ms. Arago took ...