... ACCIDENTS IN COAL WINES. The Select Committee appointed to inquire into the causes of the numerous accidents in coal mines, with a view of sag- gesting the best means for their prevention, have made their report to the House of Commons. The following is an ab- stract of it:- Your committee have especially directed their inquiries to the state of the coal mines since the year 1849, in order to ...

... THE ROYAL FREi HOSPITAL. The coroner and Injry re-assembled on Thursday, when the first witue.9 called wee Mr. Thomas Chaplin, who said: I remember the child being brought into the dispensary. Iwepeeto w occasions when Mr. Cooper sounded the child. I also attempted to ascertain whether there was a stone in the bladder or not myself. I did not discover the presence ot any stone in the bladder. ...

... PARIS EXHIBITION OF 1855-CO-OPERATION OF ULSTER. As Dr. Lyon Playfair has arrived in Belfast, being a Commissioner from her Majesty's Government to bring the importance of a proper display of Irish pro- ducts at the French Exhibition of next year practi- cally before our community-and, as it is intended to hold a meeting on the subject, at one o'clock to-day, we believe, in this ?? deem the ...

... Alf-FERICAN SLAVERY.. I ?? L _ iOITHIE EDITORS di0F NEWSPAPERS LiN flow a, NBOSTON, IsLA-SsACHUSETTS.me :l C~DEMN dom -DEJECTED), astonished, distressed, waed tsilifut ta --despeniriig, after the perusal of the Bostounuowspsaes pel lerelativecto, the capture of. ANTHO0NY BURNst, tthzsfgi- o A tivo -idave, in your city, I take up m1y Pen, .et the I sissspleimpulse of duty, and its the feeble ...

... lof Mir25T WEEK MIlS HALF-YPEX3O. est Week Thisi Same.~ Total Same BULAULxn. arn- RALAS ending Week-. 1853 a-year 1853 11824 585 tp. Aberdeen ?? 2105 16158 72 t lhelfetLain. &Chestr.'- 2=75 2212 ?? .. i 32 Bristo ~nd xeter 18i ?? 6 3 638..26 0 Chestra~d~iyliad' 20581 6006 10155 01705 9 coricana andol, - ~ 4! ?? 207 ?? .. 20 wijl Cork Blr'k,&I'maaOe0 3 193 15 . 1 DubhuiniBlefaestJW!C 21 ...

... SOUTHAMPTON, SATUiDAY. The United States wail steam-ship Hermaun arrived off Cowes this morning, en route from New York to Bremen, with the usual semimonthly mails for England, which reached this port at 10.30. The Hcrmassn brings in all about 180 pas- sengers, and specie to the value of 700,000 dollars. The Hlermann left New York on the 17th inst., and brings papers to that date. At New York ...

... OTrreopo Ieee. ROME BY NAME VERSUS ROME BY NATURE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HULL PACKET. Srn,-It would appear to have been a source of great annoyance and astonishment to a strictly orthodox cor- respondent of the Advertiser, that Protestants out of the communion of the Church of England should have felt and expressed as they did at the late successful meeting on behalf of the Reformation ...

... B E C I N The ?? monthly mneeting of the new boaird was held on Tuesday evening last, at tile Commissioners' Rooms, Hamil- ton-siquare. Thbsfollowingimembers werepresent :-Mkesars. Rae (chairman), Graeene, Willoughby, Hind, Golborne, th Bailiff, Hughes, Henderson,311arrison, Cook, Aspinall, th MiLls, Watson, and Kfeightley. Pe The miuates of the previous meeting having been read, fol Mr. ...

... SITTING IN THE STOcKS.-On Wednesday, the centre of the town of Runcorn was all astir, owing to a person I named Jacob Bradbury, of Pennington's-row, being placed E in the town stocks, from half-past ten in the morning s until half-past four in the afternoon, for neglecting to pay C a fine for being drunk and disorderly on the 11th of March last. After his liberation he was called upon to pay ...

... THIE BAZAAR IN AID OF THE LICENSED VICTUALLERS' ASYL-UM AND SCHOOLS. , -e: ! ..A.10 -- l- {Newe-ll fA -nr ?? VS A , rotrn ^v n Y It is someiwhat difficeult to commence the task of giving k. a supplemo tarydesediption of the grand bazaar which t wan opened on Monday, at the Licensed Victuallers' r Asylnin and Schools, West Derby-road. The public have alreadly been informed of its general ...

... THE LIVERPOOL :4ERCURY. i TUESDAY, JUDY 4, 18--. :=:j9SALUS 1'OUL LX A. S UMAR Y. On Friday evening, in the HonFe of Peers,`Urd I {t. Leonards called attention to the state of busi- hi ness in the Masters' offices, and suggested modes ti of simplifying the proceedings and lessening~the P expense. He disapproved of the proposed plan a, of transferring the testamentary jurisdiction asd it ...

... On Thursday the Judge of the County Court (Sir J. E.Wil- .h mott) sat to hear oases in insolvency. c; Iure John Seurt, Beer-houss.keeper.-The insolventcaime up le upon his adjourned examination. Mr. Edlin opposed and Mr. IS NEsh supported the insolvent. le It will be remembered that at thei former hearing he was opposed upon various grounds, and his Honour not being satis- fled as to the sale ...