... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 chancellor of the exchequer was presented with ths tle freedom of Dingwall on Tuesday. mE The right hon. ientleman quitted Duarobin Castle on foi IMonday, passing t'he night at Tarbat House, the seat of th, the Marquis of Stafford, and arrived in Dingwall at half- sa Ptmt One o'elock. There he drove to the residence of his he relative, Mrs. Chisholm, and a few minutes ...

... I ''LATESTIYNVWEW.S. ?? ' A W-.W ,W-B- - f t 11 it le 3- A af it to al it A in id re ly Ig he 3 01 Lig .es he 9 it Co.- M. is- JayG UQDYEVZNIue, OtO'kOB 3 Lord Lanudowno.wasito leave Paris on Sunday evening for London to bh present at a cabinet conub cin, the ministers ?? all sommoned for the purpose. FUN~DS, STOCK AND SHARE MARKET. English securities wereiteady intovne ind niatheaftoe- noon ...

... Sle 'TiU WVEATHER.-Since our last there has been a be ;reat chainige in the weather. The atmosphere lias be- lea! conllic ulnusually cold for the season, and we have had hit beaiv ?? of hail, rain, and sleet, accompanied by pal high s inlds. The mornings and evenings are very col ,be allnt the d ,vs dull and cheerless. Winter appears to have the collie 'asdlcly upon us. 1 Mr. G;. V. Brooke, ...

... SUBSTANCE OF THE MY T TEEA CTERTAIN STAMP DUTIES, AND TO aRANT OT SIN LIEU THEREOF. A san) - ZOin Iu CW~*. -- LIEU THEBEOM t.ti I (qiromae 100110e'sinft thsu From and after the 10th day of October, 1853, thele several stampo duties now payable in Great Britain and I5~ Ireland respectively, for or in respiett Of the several bistru- ce metmtes n things. described in the schedule time to this act ...

... THE LIVERPOOL AUXILIARY BIBLE I SOCIETY. I The annual meeting of the subscribers and friens this society was held last evening, in the ?? t the Collegiate Institution. The building ease ;dd o0 The lord bishop of the diocese occupied the chair. Ti L platforma was occupied principally by a large nun; etr of church of England and dissenting ministers, an,,st whom were the Rev. Mark Cooper, A.M., ...

... I THE CHOLERA. al TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MV CRy. A QsNTIBKXN,-.Is It true that the members of the select vestry e, appointed by that body to co-operate with the gentlemen hi appointed by the, health committee to make prepaations to bt meet the wants of the town should cholera prevail havle ceased dj to act? It is hinted that the appointment of one medical mnan as the chairman of the ...

... I pas- (From the Eo0oimiOst.) Ba Imy eking it is not easy to understand the extent of the panic hs eight which has existed during the last week in the money tin and market. We are not disposed to under-estimate the El] To importance of the intelligence from the East, or of the go] down state of the corn trade; but if both these questions are PO fhun- calmly looked at, it is impossible to ...

... . BEIGN INTELLIGEICE. -- -T- FRANOE.the Ausi The reduced Import duties OiA grain, 40U?,'C, Originally that decreed until De,5embet 31, 1 853a are to remain In force fi multl July 31, 1854. The Sip05't on Ofl potato8s and dry the vegtabesis roibited until July 31,'1854. al The ToulfoOIli of the 27th nit. ?? toel-arch graphich deepatch received yesterday, orders were even Orilu all officers anl ...