... Sf1- RIOT AND GUNPOWDER EiPLOSION AT EXETER. -The Oti oent bservance of the 5th of November in Exeter has been Of tof distinguished by a fearful accident, and by proceedings of WE the an extraordinary character. For a number of years theWI t of usedrto yard, situated in the heart of the city, has been by ued to commemorate the day, and a largo quantity of st1 self ruvkots and an immense ...

... THE LIVRPOOL 4 OERGURY. TUESDAW, NOVMBER 8, 185. SALUS VOPULI LBX SUPRUE&. S U M MARY. ti Justice to Scotland!- .This is a new cry n which has recently been heard to issue from the pi North, but which has as yetattraeted little atten- tion in the South, owing, perhaps, to an impres- h sion amongst Englishmen that their Scottish re fellow-subjects cannot realyihave any very serious a, ...

... btL t$retma , O r l8,a8t3 DUBliAN: TUESDAY, NOVEMBERi8,1IS33, TO THE PHENIX AND BACK. Most persons are familiar with the legal deno'io. ment entitled taking nothing by one's motion, The deputation to the Lord Lieutenant yeste. day falls within that class of motion-makers. They went forth in all the pride of insolence, and re- turned-each with a flea in his ear. We can con. ceive nothing ...

... j-r.g ?? Lu- - --t -- ?? --V.M W W`1 V WAALA A11JU The exhibition of the prize picture, The Pilgrim Fathers, will positively close on Friday ?? adv. GREENFIELD V. SYKES.-III this case, which was tried at the last court of passage, the court of queen's bench granted a rule, on Friday last, to show cause why a new trial should not be had. THE UAYOR'S SOIREE AT THE TowN-lIALL.-The fol- lowing ...

... , - DED7UCD FROM OBSERVATIONS TAKEN AT THA LIVERPOOL OBSERVATORY, Dtsinsg the week eooditog Saturday, Nosenber 5, 1863. Latitude, 5' 24'48 N. Longitude, 350'1' W. STATE OF THE ATMOSPHERE. pors~sO~ O I b i.e Id ~_ _ _ _I |A t ^d 6c i | -~ I 0 a 4 WQ~i 24{a GENERAL REMARKS. Oct. 80.-The sky was generally about half covered with cumuli and cirrocumuli till 4k p.m.; the evening was clear. Oct. ...

... - | - T : ?? NO. 7o. RCl'' HIi The death of the Hon. Cecil La'lwsse M, wich to has just foiflowed in rapid succesiion on that of his|. o venerated father, Lord Cloncurry has'spread sadness as through extensive circles; both 'in public and privat e life. The deceased' g entlerman was re'turnibg last week- to his residence'near Cork, from the funersl of to is laiented :'father,-when- he ...

... A- TEST ABROAD. PARIS, MONDAY EVENING. from St. Petersburgannounce that the ?? renumse to admit the last proposition of the 7 ! concerning the Eastern question. He again ' on the Aienna note. j., tiers from Bucharest of the 25th state that 1iZ!_' ?? has but from 70,000 to S8,000 ;n the Principalities. He has sent to General *) en Sackcn, commander of the third army corps, ; i him with his ...

... FRANCE. t Thb i Nonfter states that the French troops in Algiers bave obtained a -victory over the Arabs. They captured 16 1a .tndards, 4000 sheep, and 250 cameli. hi Thel Sidclg says that General Baragusy ?? Is par- 00 ticularly instructed to avoid doing any thing which may P &fford Austria a pretext for changing her neutral attitude, di but that In all other respects the utmost freedom of ...

... all r, lOs:OURT; &c. 7:- On Saturday last, his Majesty the King of the Belgians Mled took leave of the Queen on his return to the contisent, ond and sailed on Sunday from Dover to Ostend. dju- THE DUDCnEss OF GLOUCESTER.-Her Royal Highness aree ?? of Gloucester continues ill. The duchess has ed; been subject on several former occasions to attacks of red indisposition arising from colds, but ...

... TE. CATHOLIC CHURCH. The Right Rev. Dr. Durcan has appointed the Rev. Mr. O'Rourke, lately Professor of Theology and Belles Lettre Iin the Irish College, Paris, to the united parishes of Balli- Lsladare and Kilvarnet, vacant by his lordship's promotion to I the episcopacy. The Rev. Mr. O'Rourke was well known for some years past to the Catholics of the United States as lthe Paris correspondent ...

... 16, Marlborough-street, 5th November, 186a. Src-I am happy to see by the report of the proceedings of the City Sanitary Association in your paper of yesterday that Alessrs. Mullins and Williams, the respected church- wardens of St. Thomas's Parish, have taken steps to bring under the notice of the corporate authorities the state of cer- tain localities in their pjto w1hich it was my duty as ...

... |THH PRESTON STRIKE AND LOCK-OUT,I W We regret to have to state that, from ciroumstances a to which have transpired since our last publication,-there t th,, appears to be not only not the slightest probability of an in early settlement of this dispute, but that the struggle- vill t be continued for an indefinite period. I a Yesterday (Mond4y) morning, at nine o'clock, nuother q a meeting ...