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... iial KOSSUTH ON THE EASTERN QUESTION. Dr, TO THlE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. jial GENTsMILIEc,-I1 beg you will permit me to make a few remarks, not SO much II n xeply to the effusion of a writer Signing 1Observer, but rather in the way of a set-off to his observations. Louis Koosauth is too conspicuous and tmportant 7ran individual to esrope the shafts of patty hostility; and yet he ...
... f1TSTRALIA~ X Z.eru:x E GOLD DIGGE Esu^i ; >(PROM;'OrRw Onzr coars51sO1U3BT) q BALLARA j 9hXlF, 1863. . Itisinaw rexvactly~an veeka~iaee-~t,. sighted the Port Phillip Heads, with a cheav gale blowing on the land, and the seqabreaking; over the, ?? Sacramento, close under our lee-no very pleasant sight for a stranga captaiuvwithogt a pilot boat in sight, nor diit any appear in answed'to our ...
... PROGRESS OF STEAM NA VIG-A'ION. (Frost A OCOURBSPONDENT.) There is to be seen in Southampton Water a steam vessel about 20 feet long, and 30 tons burden, with a funnel no bigger than an oak sapling. In a few weeks a steamer will be seen there above 360 feet long, 3,200 tons burden, and with funnels as large as cathedral pillars. Southampton is a great place for steamers. They are there of ...
... METEOROLOGICAL RESULTS DEDUOVBD FROM OBSERVATIONS TAKEN AT THE LIVERPOOL OBSERVATORY, Durini the week! e ding Saturday, October 29, 1863. During the week ending Saturdey, October 29, 1853. Latitudo,63824'48N. Longitude,3*0,1' W. STATE OF TilE ATMOSPHERE. GENERAL REMARKS. Oct. 23.-The amount of cloud was very avallable till 4j p.m., the average being such as to cover six-tenths of the sky; the ...
... THE e SSO.Tb'rKIS II QUESTIOI. CHARTIST AIEETIN 'N FINSBURY. Last evening a meeting, BumMnoued by placard, was held in the School-room of the Cowper-atreet Schools, To take into consideration the above question, and also to consider what part England ought to take in the event of a European war of principles, with its inevitable conse- quences, new governments, and rew territorial arrange- ...
... I - CLOSING OF THE EXHIBITI0TI .- In accordance with the anniouncement publicly advertised by order of the committee, this magnifeent display of arts and manufactureswas closed Yesterday, by flrinaldeclaration made by his Excellency the Lord Lieutcaant. From an early hour' in the forenoon private equipages of nobility and gentry, and vehicles of all descriptions might be seen proceeding in the ...
... PJRD RALMERSTON ON CHOLERA AND NA- I - TIONAL FASrS. The Moderator of the Edinburgh Presbylery of the church ?? addressed Lord Palmerston a few days ago, lting that the Presbytery had in view the propriety of I,?oiating, on ecclesiastical authority, a day for prayer and tiniliation, within its bounds, on account of the reappear- tce of Asiatic cholera in this country. Considering, how- itr, ...
... RIOT AT WIGAN, AND GREAT DESTBUC- .TION OF PROPERTY.I We rekret to state that a serious riot ocourred on the evening of Friday last at Wigan, arising out of the recent strikes of the colliers and factory operatives. We take the following particulars from the third edition of the Preston Pilot:- on Friday afternoon there was a meeting of the colliery mnasters at the RoylHtl(hEae and Child). The ...
... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. TUESDAY, NOVEMMER 1, 1853. SALUS POPULI lNX SUPSBMA. S U M M ARY ,I( *~ + ?? . - ,ng., I 1a n d 7 oth ei'a Ih h Iv l d ge , tra ( sly A deputation of c- -eyp ,ieiiaohr h ?? biterested themselve¶ an ihe ease. Of Milli Cu'm allssae niiighame, wafted u on L Ord C10rendon -At the ecsi he~ Fo-reign-offie, oni'riday; to thank him for the ..O. dc 'ill promptitude with which he ...
... MULTTUH IN PARVtO. at ' -- - -- n.Lord Brougham basigiven a donation of £5 toward the idfund for the working men's reading room.Bef to A great deal of corn is still'-on the ground in the coun- Mutt( toties of Gaiway, Sligo, Leitrins, and, indeed, generally veal throughout the mountainous and poor districts. Lamb Lie Fresit The tightness of the money market is operating dis- Lobet ...
... NA AL. ADMIRALTY, OCT. 31.-APPOINTVEIN TS.-Lieu- tenants-J. Murray (1848), F. A. B. Craufurd, (1843), W.H. Jenes,and G.F. Burgess(1849),to the Princess Royal, 90, screw steam-ship, at Portsmouth; W. B. Elphinstone (184S), J ?? GAlover (1861), and E. H. S. Ray (1849), to the Joyai Giorsy, 120, screw steamn-ship, at Chatham ; C. A. B. Poc)chk, to theGxoellesst, gunnery ship, at Forts- m~outh ; I ...
... COURT. &O. The Queen hold a chapter of the order of the thistle on Friday last, when the Earl of Haddington, the Duke of Athol, and Lord Pasmure were invested with the ribbon and badge of the order. 3 WINDSOR, SUNDAY.-The Queen and Prince, the Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal, the Princess Alice, the King of the Belgians, the ladies and gentlemen in waiting, and the domestic household, ...