... 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 ...

... I FREEMEN AND THE MARSH. ls To THlE EDITOR OF THE PRESTON CHRONICLE. Judi 'Ssa1,-1 am a freeman of your borougb, and formerly sijc leept a cow which pastured upon the Marsh, 1 free' Of tote expense. I am informed that by an act of Parliament, lately passed, that if 1 put a cow on again I Shall have to Pay 26.per week. Is this the case ortnot? a Please answer in your next, and oblige SUPI ...

... A ACCRING' ON. ELECTION OF TnE FIRST LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH.- Upwards of sixty gentlemen were nominated to fill the important office of members of the local board of health for Accrington, but we are glad to learn that arrange- ments were made by which this number was reduced to the eighteen required by the order in council, without the I necessity of a contest, or the creation of any ...

... Thle annual meeting of this association took place on Wednes- cc day last, the exhibition of stock, implements, poultry, &c., being inl held on thea same ground as last year-~a field in the ?? of Mr. Butcher, near the independecnt Chapel, Poulton. Taken en altogethr the sow was asuperio on; there were two or three a very god buls exhbited some ery ecellet miuch cows, young b horss, e.,thi ...

... 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 ...

... [ L~ I: - - 0 i I: RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION IN I 0 2 v - TUSCANY. . ;: - I A -. -l-t of tis Dnilu Aelw.q. writing f-- Ilia A correspondent of- the Daily N~ewvs, writing from uld Florence onl the 19th instant, says: I deeply regret tor loirve to write to YO U ot fresh cases of into(lerance er rer ont the part of the Grand Duke of Tuscany. It wats lit ofIoped], that the iobloquy he incurred ...

... 1|-B- RNLEY. ;Ergoss.-On Sunday last, the anniversary school COES of the Wesleyans were preached in the morning . evening, at the Wesleyan Chapel, Burnley, by the I; Dr. Beaumont, of London, when collections in aid tat funds of the school were made, amounting to the -- f £141. In the afternoon of the same day, the , Mr. Strachau delivered an address to the teachers, .ents, and the friends of ...

... ; Mn Mr. Patrick James Byrne, of Dundalk, has been appointed , of crown solicitor for Louth, in the room of Mr. Peter M ?? psGartlan. 0D- The reports have become much more favourable, and it nd would appear that the potato disease has made very little do- progress during the week. the The Tablet contains a most gratifying statement, showing eps the increase of embroidery and sewed muslin work ...

... I WEEKLY, $SUMMARY.- In the scarcity of exciting news, and inthe absence of parliamentary debates, the conductors of daily journals experience, considerable difficulty in finding subjects of discussion that can interest their readers.. ,The dispute between Russia. 'and Turkey has been Xviewed in all its aspects, but even with all the varia* tions between belief in peace to-day and of war to ...

... 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 ...