... nlt ar- Tien CIIOLVEtA.-At Genoa, and in the provinces, the vs. cholera is (liminislsing. At Turin, where it never was of really violent, it is now more than ever diminished. In as. the other countries of Italy it ie also on the decline. At lie Rtome, at Florence, at Leghorn, and at Civita Vecchia, Li,, thxediecse ha~.is generalily assunmed a nild forma. At Nalples, ied where the dreaded ...

... . koff's FRANCE. Thle Ii General Hartmann has arrived in Paris, charged with to be, thc djut). of comlplimlentinig tile emperor, in thle name of inliabi ,theIKing of Bavaria, onl the occasion of the military f~es thlefts at lioulogno, whither lie proceeds. Thle genteral, who is On an aide-de-campj of lthe king, is accompanlied by three retort Bavarian officers. Ibrail The Monitri says of tile ...

... TO THlE EDITORS 0OF THlE LIVERPOOL MIERCiT . da Gentlemen o n,- your piper of the Sthl instant it ispr stated that Father Mathew is to be in Liverpool on the nei 21st of this mouth. This was to have been the ease, but, eml ais soale rather tedious bus'iness must first be completed T a, respecting tlae annuity for his future comfoat, Father ap Mathies will not be in Liverpool till the 2let ...

... I of The successful voyage of the lady Franklin promises to ox ct introduce a new era in the history of our Davis Straits tb t, whale fishery. Captain Penny has shown how the whales ti P. of the Arctic regions may be followed up, and the treasures th b- of the frozen ocean turned to good account. And this dis- pr cicovery is no less opportune than it is important. The Of oleaginous products of ...

... .H1E LIVERPOOL MERCURY. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1854. SALUS POPULI LEX 8VPREMz. S U M MA R v. T: Queen, Prince Albert, with the royal chil- dre . -d suite reached BAdmoral on Friday even- ing inert, about half-past six o'clock. From Edin- bui.r,.o Aberdeeu, the most complimentary de- m titons on the part of the population marked her ; r uss and as the royal train passed the casi 't LiStirlinLg, ...

... : FRANCE. surv Ir The einproe left the Tuileries on Monday morning for to bi the Northern railway station, to join the emperor at honM Boulone. The empress arrived at Boulogne at live o'clock nut in the afternoon. She was accompanied by her ladies of the I f honour and a suite of domestics. The road from the rail- the bway terminus.tO the royal chateau at Capecure was lined Isles Sioil both ...

... | The royal commissioners appointed to inquire into local charges upon shipping in the ports of the United Kingdom, &c., have made their report as to England, which is to be presented to both houses of parliament, by command of her Majesty. The following passages bear directly on the important question of the Liverpool town dues - 2. Till, ClI&ABlOS ON' SIMiS, OIR ON GOooS CA5RIEO IN SHINe, ...

... L A S N. W S.. : : I . . . ?? LANTEST NEWS. [BY JOS&PHAT AND CO.'S CONTINENTAL TELEGRAPH5.1 . TnE HAGUE, SATURDAY EVENING.-The budget for Er the financial period of 1855 has been presented to the cu states-general. The principal itens are, 1, the entire ore remissiou of dues upon vessels; 2, an additional duty of Mo .I cents on all spirits, both foreiga end home. M . PARIIS, O1oNDA;Y AFTsmNOON ...

... II- The rooms-of the Town-hall are to be closed until after 1 8 the meeting of the British Association. lch The British and North Amserican royal mail steamship 'Pi Niagara, Captain Neil Shannon, salled from the Mersey for Boston and Halifax, on Saturday witls the usal ?? for the United Statee and, British kiorth Ameurican pes,- seseions, 165 passengers,, and a. fall cargo of valuable ...

... lpon ESPO- Th -olwnp once table, arranged forthe transiti on of .dethe XI frram 960 Fas-things to 1000 mil5 (reduced farthinigs), -hel- shows X a. d. f. to be lilentical with the XI and its miu- cesimlals (X£1000), by contputing 12A4 prince oc 50 nrils to loral the~ Shfig it is, theriefore, optionat for any to keep Iten- accounits decimally, even after the present fartbing be h he declared a ...

... THlE NATIONAL ANTIQUITIES. (from the Third Volume of Iito Collectanea Anstiqua.) % A return to an order of the house of commons, on the . subject of the Faussett collection of Anglo Saxon anti- quities, in consequence of a motion made by Mir. Ekvart, lies been printed. It containscopies of reports, memorials, and other communications made to and from the trustees of the British Museum, ...

... PUBLIC MEETING OF GAS CONSUMERS. Last evening, a meeting of the gas consunmers of Liver- pool, called at the instance of the promoters of the Liverpool New Gas Company, was held at the Concert- hall, Lord Nelson-street, for the purpose of ta king steps Y to secure an abundant supply of good gas at a price not l exceeding 3i. per thousand cubic feet. The chair was e occupied by Mr. Wll. Fisher, ...