... SECO;ND JVDITIN-..| KMciL-o1`le9, TUUiAy, Nov. 22, vs O'cliCK, 'AM TI=E WAR IN THE EA. s Letters from thefprincipalities state that nn iase-bad been publiabed'giing permission to the port of 6dessa to continue its commerce with vessels sailing. under neutral dgfags. ; ' The Bosman corps of 10,000 men was prepariogto cross it it the Sarvian terrntory in order to join t~he Turks,' although no ...

... -O ;. J L ,AECTURE ROOM'AT MECHANICS' INSTITUTE NEVER USED. TOHTHi EDITORS OF THE -LIVElPOOT! MERCURY. re Gzxsn~islw,-Dr. Bowring'e lecture last night reminds ns, thb re subscribers to the buliding of the Mechanics' Institution, hoev; n little that excellent room is used. We, many of us, gave more Or moley, thaD was a aU conveoient to have a leeture room, where l: wenmight receive intrubtion ...

... I]?7 SA. M.v. X;--i .. rd 1 d (From Its San Francico Herald.) d The great basin in the middle of our territory, bounded'. i on the north' by the' Wahastch mountains and the settle- e meets of the Mormons in Utah', on the east by the Rocky r mountains skirting the right bank of the Rio Grande, onr e the south by the Gila, and on the west by the Sierra o Nevada, is a region still almost unknown. ...

... NA FA.L. ADMIRALTY, Nov. 2a.-APPOINTMENTS.-Second Master J. Ii. Laurence to the Leopard, 12, paddle-wheel steam-vessel, of 560 horse-power, at Portsmouth. Assistant-Sargeou C. Crandell (1843), to the St. George, 120, guard-ship of ordinary at Devonpert. Naval Cadets.-J. Elliot, to the Royel Geoeye, 120, screw steam-ship at Sheerness, and G. A. Benot to the Princess RoyNl, 90, screw steam-ship, ...

... CREATION OF AN IRON MONOPOLY OVER SOUTlRERN INDIA BY THE EAST INDIA COM PANY. TO T11E EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-A few weeks ago the Tmnes newspaper made occasion to solicit, in its leading columns, the attention of its readers who had money at their banker's, to an Indian iron company just formed, andato suggest that it might prove a good thing to those who felt inclined to specu- late ...

... M ISCELLA NE OJ S. Y7e Atidir of ,Sicet li ?? life of J. Howard Payne, tbe author of Sweet IHome, Ias oie of remairkable vicissitudes Of an evening, t says one who kneow him, ve would walk along tile streets, looking into the liglhted parlours as we passed. O1cc in a while we would see some family circle so happy, and forming so beautiful a group, that we would both stop, and then pass ...

... We shall make enquiries respecting the allegations of One who seeks the right. Gresyn i Brongoch bardduo ci awen wrth sylwi ar Formoniaid. Dewised amgen destunau. Bywyd Dafydd ab Gwilym! Dechreuir cyhoeddi Hanes Bywyd yr anfarwol fardd, Dafydd ab Gwilym, yn y MERDDIX nesaf. Danfoned ein cvfeillion Cymrcig eu cyfansoddiadau i ofal CUHEI.YN, Beaufort Iron Works, Breconshire. FOR SEVERAL ...

... [TO THE EDITOR.] SIR,-I have long been of opinion, from the lamentable increase of crime in Newport and the adjoining districts) that a Sessions should be holden at Newport for the trial of all prisoners committed by our borough and county ma- gistrates, and of those cases, also, which are sent from dis- tricts immediately connected with the town by railways- This is a matter deserving serious ...

... A Report of the Merthyr Board of Health is postponed. D. H. ABERGAVENNY.—We have communicated with the writer of the verses, lNGOMAR.- Your letter is inadmissible Our advertising friends would greatly oblige if they would, when practicable, send us their favours early in the week. ...

... THE (!AIU)IFI' V\ll MKltTilVlt (il!AIil)IA\ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1853. IT was the boast of AUGUSTUS that he found Rome of brick, and that he left it of marble. It is due to the memory of the late Sir JOHN GUEST to record, that if his ancestor found Merthyr Tydvil an obscure village and left it a flourishing town, the enterprising spirit of the nephew mainly contributed to make it what it now ...

... O: OPENSN OF THE 'BURY -NTEW57- . I ?? - ATHENIEU - eat The new Aihenmem, -lately .erected at, Bury, was inaugu-. Herated with a p'ublic tee 'party on Wednesday eveninseea us, edpopeasebling in the spacious hall belongingto ;ee~tbe difie. Aolgslt the gentlemen on' the platforma,,after ice tea,' were the ibopof Manchester, Lord Stan ey~, M.P. Mr, trseveral of the clergy, and of the principal ...

... WOR13EN AD WAGES. NO1ES OF THE WEEK. STocxponT.-We shall be obliged if X. Y. Z., who has I forwarded several letters on trade matters in Stockport, will furnish us with his name and address. Loxno-.eirA public meeting af the working classes of London, for the parpose of considering the niecessity of rendering support to the weavers and epinners ofPreston, who are out n strike, and to receive ...