... NBIV GUANO BEG UL4TLONSAT THE CHINCrnA . The following haa been received at Lloyd's: ; .-OlEco of the Comnnittee of Pnriv Coucil fot~ Tr2ni; Whitehall, Jan. 1r, 1854. . . 8ir,-I am directed by the Lors of the Coinmitto. of Privy Council for Trade to transmit to you, for the Infor-' matiqn of the committee for ganaging the affais of Lloyd's .and in order that itmay obtain publi-city, heenclosed ...

... TaE MANCHESTER COMMERCIAL ASSOCIATION AND TErl STrIKES.- 'The annual meeting of the Manchester Commercial Association Was held on Monday, and there was a more than ordinerilv large attend- nnce of the members. The chair was taken by Mr James Aepinal Turner, president of the association, who, in opening the proceedings, touched upon several topics engaging attention atbthe present mo- ment. and ...

... [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] t BERLIN, JAN. 14. t The decision of the Emperor of Russia has not yet been given, and the news received from St. Petersburg even leads to the belief that the Em-I peror hesitates to pronounce himself, and is endea- vouring to gain time. It is not probable, however, that the decision will be delayed much longer. The B entrance of the combined fleets into the Black ...

... THE FATAL COLLISION ON TuE EAST- I * RIN COUNTIES IAILWAT. The accident, perhaps, is unparalleled since the forma- tion of railways in this country. As the public may be aware, this railway, like most others, was blocked up by the tremendous fail of snow on Tuesday and Wednesday week. The London mail-train came to a standstill be. tween Wenden and Chesterford, where there is a cutting of some ...

... THE WAR, BETWEEN, RUSSIA T AND TURKEY. According to instruations received at Coretantinople, the allied fleets of France and England entered the B!ack Sea on the 3rd of January, together with the first diviston of the Turcc.Egyptian fleet. ,Al vessels are left at Ieioco, to guard the entrance of the Bosphorus, and the second division of the Ottoman fleet is anchored at Thlerapia. All Russian ...

... Tllr 'MSG LOAF,'' AND WHAT ST IS 1R3EDJUCED TO. We hold the Manchester or free-trade politicians mnorally'te-s~ponsrlble for the outbreaks in the vest of Eaglsana, tiled bread-riots, and likewise for the conse- quellces entailed upon tbe actors therein. We contend that the pour and ignorant persons at Exeter, against whoml a troop of dragoons was brought, are the victims to a delusive, ...

... ?KfJ?ST, FIt0?7 L? 1 THI? SLACK SEA. (Sr aU3n?RD?3 A? ?uapr?4? r?LaGwES.) 1 '7 PARIS, Palwsx?.'vaumo. ? the 4t? mat, *bt *eeta? nip. eI:thB?omWft&1li#?UlaekSe? the following ui?nal wa?ft?0?ro' 120, ?ag of Ada iral Thin? 1 O?i duty is ? eter4.? the Ottomona a?ein?t?U aggression a?d in? tql - 7 7S.?. * .?gia?hi? d elieafrqn Trieat?,' w1?rn?r? ? V stantinople of tiiegth has' bcei've? *?hck .t? ...

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... ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC. LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY. The United States mail steam-ship Pacific, Cap- tain Ezra Nye, arrived in the Mersey from New York, with the usual mails from the United States and Canadian provinces, sixty-two passengers (in- cluding General Watson Webb and lady, and Father Gavazzi), and specie valued at $272,223. The Pacific sailed from New York at noon on the 7th inst., and ...

... [The following appeared in our Second Edition of Tester- I day:-] I 01 [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] al PARIS, MONDAY EVNxING. E Although it is now known that no news has 2s been received from St. Petersburg that in any way justifies the increased confidence in the re-establish- n meat of peace which suddenly seized on the public D on Saturday last, there are many who still hope D that the ...