... FRANCE—A distiessing accident happened on Friday in the Bois de Boulogne, to Prince Charles Lucien Bona- parte, while riding on horseback, in company with his brother, Prince Pierre Napoleou, aud some other gentlemen. A horse ridden by one of his friends suddenly lashed out, aud striking the prince with yiolenpe, fractured bis loft leg. He was ponveyed back ta hia residence, where his medical ...

... The Queen lit Id a Court 110 Saturday afternoon at Buckingham Palace, at which his Highness the Maha- rajah Duleep Sing was presented to her Majenty at an audience hy the Right Hon. Sir Charles Wood, President of the Board of Control for the Affairs of India. The ceremony of confirming the election of the Right Hon. mid Riuht Rev. Lord Auckland, lafe Bishop of Sodor and Man, to the see of Bath ...

... - AMERC : OPENING OF THE ClANDXIAkN 'ARLTAMXET'&o;1., ARBIVAL OF THE NIAGARA. (FBOM' OUR OWN 0ORVIRSPODflT.5) I 5 ! % 1; . - ILiverpool, Senday. The Britlsh' and North Am'ricau Royal MDail Steam-ship Niagara, Captainr Litch, arrived here at an early hour this morning. She sailed from Boston on the 21st ultlino, and bringi 147 passengers, and 688,000 dollars. in specie on freight. The Canada ...

... The c Ommittee. i~ie ~ *- ?? ?? . . !yt>5rsr adfwaa-st~ mcd nmerafl~y attended a Jong ?? ATkII'r Resq., nt b , ,Tbe rheport o hai 'select comrmittee a 'isof h ueb Cora- ohitme othe adou -t .riday in' was tb did and the committeed were tonabenouse In *pe ingth de V bltude th fatselt, in comon withaevery ce t Mr. ~Gr-og'an o`.thp lfndefatiiable',exertibfisauab in their behalf. ltedipad The ...

... LFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.J DUBLIN, MONDAY MORNIN0. This has been a most fortunate year for the farmers-those engaged in tillage as well as the graziers, who are still realising fine profits, although cattle are a little lower in price since the late heavy rains. Every product of the farm brings a remu.e- rative price. Butter, which is now manufactured in great quantities in this country, ...

... Imperial V. artiouleoll HOUSE OF LORDS.-THURSDAY. The Marquis of CLANaiCARDE called the attention of the House to a breach of privilege which had been committed by certain officials, who in making returns ordered by the House on the motion of Earl Grey, had appended to them letters commenting on the speech of the noble lord as deal- ing lnjustly with a branch of the public service. The Duke ...

... I -A- - B N -I *Amioq CArE. - Two sermons -were preached in Aenon Chapel, on Sunday last, by the Rev. J. Buckley, returned mis. slonary. A pubhC meeting was held on Monday evening; H. Kay, Esq., In the chair. The meeting was addressed by the Revs. R. Evans, J. Stroyan, J. Buckley, A. Strachan, R. D. Wil- son, and J. Batey. Collections were made on behalf of the General Baptist Missions in ...

... ITHE iLONDON AND NORTH-WEBTERN RAILWAY I AND THE IRISH HARVESTER$. I . ~ ,, r Cv all tason Lr f (From the Dublin Frcemasn;) The few remarks mala din our artiole of the 19thult., in reference to the placard issued to Irish labourers by the London And North-westcrn Reilway, hsve drawa forth a contradiction fromt Mr. .Otmandk, their triffio manager addressed to tho Liverpool AMerotear. It appears ...

... It would appear that the Czar has decided not I to obey the Austro-Prussian summons. He con- ceives that the evacuation of Wallachia and the line of the Danube is all that Austria can reason- ably demand. There can be no doubt that the summons sent to St. Petersburg by the German I Courts was intended to open an escape for the defeated Autocrat, but he refuses to avail himself of this amicable ...

... MORE MATRIMONIAL ADVERTIKNG. for TO THE EDITORa OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. servat [ay Gentlemen,-I send you a letter which I received from Mr. S loba party who lately advertised for a wife. It appears to silver of me very likely that he may have obtained money from remar some unsuspecting persons, they thinking, as he says), 8 *th 'that half notes could be of no use to him. I think. other- amth ...

... THE DRAINAGE QUESTION. THE vast importance of efficient sewerage is every year being more generally recognized. In Newport, those upon whom the management of such matters devolves, are all agreed upon this point. The question is not whether Newport should be drained; it is not now whether it should have a thoroughly complete sewerage but it is whether so great a work shall be carried out with ...

... EFFECTS OF THE FABIAN POLICY TOWARDS THE DISTURBER OF EUROPE. THE New Quarterly Review for this month has a caustic article on the vacillating conduct, and lack of manly energy, which, it alleges, characterize the po- licy of statesmen, and cast a mirage over the fame of warriors, in connection with eastern affairs. We select some passages from the production, which, upon the whole, is not ...