... In consequence of repairs at Aigburth Church, the con- gregation for the present attend divine worship at the. new church at Grassendale. Owing to this arrangement the church on Sunday was crowded. This and next week a series of German and Italian operas will be givcn at the Theatre-toyal, the artists engaged being Madame Caradori, Mademoiselle Zinimer- man, Miss F. Fluddart, Herr Reichardt, ...

... |THE PRESTON STRIKE AND L OCK-OUT.I There has been no movement taken towards a settle- (o0 ment of the wages question in Preston; and, in striking on contrast to the course pursued by the operatives in Wign ofi there has not been a single act of insubordination, or d breach of the peace, that could be fairly laid to the rel charge of the leaders of the movement, though theas streets ...

... for ce- The election of 16 councillors, in the place of the same fary number who retire by rotation will take place to-day van, (Tuesday). The following is a fist of the retiring coun- cillors, and of the candidates in the several wards: iter; Wards. Rftiring Members. Candidates, tien, Everton ?? M. Mellor ?? M. Holler. Me Scotland ?? Woodruff, Jabsi Woaruk. 6th Vax ?? Nicholson. Vauxhal . ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... FOREIGN INTELIGENCE. wh FRANCE. of .On Thursday Inst the emperor and empre.s returned to wit Paris from Compibgue. Ott The Jfoniteser publishes two Imperial decres, founded I on a long report from the minister of war, for the en-dr couragement of the cultivation of cotton In Algeria. By Ks thle first of these decrees It is declared, let, that cotton cei seed shall continue to be furnished by ...

... TOWN. COUNCIL .PROOEEDINGS. and lase MONDAY, OzeToBE SI;; bad A special meeting of the town council, far the purpose of Enad winding up the business of the municipal ears, was held to-day. ron DEATH OF MR. ALDEMAX- HQLMAES, t Ito The r n d s bbminutes of tho last me~ieting been read, TeMAYOR roseeand ?? inom wbt panultte ht Im, at the last council over which I shall have the, honour of pro- ...

... cm- A matter of considerable importance to the consumers I shes, of gas in Liverpool came before the recorder, on the con- be I ing, elusion of the business of the sessions, on Friday last. To- was Mr. Reay, the secretary of the Liverpool Guardian nea r to Society, on Friday made an application, on behalf of son the himself and Mr. Baugh, the president, foi the appoint- and the ment of an ...