... FRANCE. o emperor arrived in the capital at half-past SIX~ Rew ao Monday evening, withoutewoirt. TheenoperorRe atil t Biarritz until the middle of September. Sea Li b I ih is aiddtd, has been peroductive of great benefit a gri to 1:r, 11lesty. Thle i7',c! a Baraguny ?? is; raised to the dignitY Of a both ms'r ' 7 of Fran ce, ,in consideration of the eminent was which he has rendered in the ...

... COURT, &c. The Prince of Wales is about to join the war-steamer Royal Albert as a lieutenant. The initials of the four royal personages of France and England, now on such good terms in political policy and personal amity, singularly enough form the word NEVA, the name of the river on which Russia's capital is situate. The monarchs and their consorts are Napoleon, Eugione, Victoria, and Albert. ...

... MULTUJM IN PARVO. The Uiolera has broke out badly in Salisbury. ?? colliers have commenced running between Southanipton and Newcastle. q Mr. oientin Dick is going to petition against the late q ,e1ctimt for Maldoll. 0 Clol ra has broken out at Finglas, a village two ini'es c froii 1 ilii 'Tine cian who burned with indignition has boon extilili .ledi. The itv. J. A. James, of Birminghlamn, ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1854. I.L .. ?? LEX . .s .. ..i .. ?? ?? . I SALUS POPULI LBx. surnL'u-. . ' . .. . .. .. . ?? ?? wwA vssoa nA MR. DISRAELI AND THE LIVERPOOL REFO1t 1TION SOCIETY. Few living men have been so assailed with abuse s and so bespattered with adulation as Mr. Disraeli. a Perhaps no man has been so fairly criticised, and i certainly no wan has been so ...

... ?? ?? RAILWAY INTELLJIGENCE. SoUTm-EAsTllalr-From the report of the directors of this company, to be presented at the general meeting on Thursday next, it appears that the balarce of net revenue efor the last haif year, viz., £112,21410~s. 6d., is £11,974 .larger than that for the corresponding half-year of 1863. ,This will afford a dividend for the alf-year ending July s 31st of 8s. 6d. p.r ...

... On WeIdnesday, a meeting of the subscribers to the Newtoll teitimonial proposed to be erected at Grantham, the plkce of New'ton's education, and near to v here he wasi boil , was held ia St. Gcorge's Hall. The Earl of JjarrosW'y oeeupied the chair. L Mr. WVUNTr t, of Grantham, the honorary secretary, Sal I ?? at short time ago it was thought desirable that sosoo II) ssil'meut to the celebrated ...

... THE SELECT VESTRY. lo- rI ~* The usual forrtnightly meeting of tinls body, was held onl Toes- o * ?? hoprs ofccs, Brswn low-bill-the Rev. Rector ii oin npel n h car.he other urerbers isreseet wore Messrs. 1i be CrIe, IVhitby Siw Raw ~le, Satchell, W. Jones, J. Jones, di Chsny Sli, Dento'nCrlasefurd, WVhitty, B~raneker, Meacock, II: be and Gardner. t or Tim minutes of last meeting having lsenn ...

... HISTORIC SOCIETY OF LANOASHIPE AND CIIESHIRE. I - . - ?? -- .1- ---se 1KA.A w . A- A 1 ree A ssml SOIREE TO THE MEMBERS OF THE BRITISH f ASSOCIATION. The visit of the British Association to Liverpool was e appropriately closed with a grand soiree given to the members by the Historic Societ3, at the Philharmonic Hall, on Wednesday evening last. The hall was com- pletely crowded with is ...

... PETTY Stssio's.-Orn Tuesday the usual fortnightly potty o sessions were hold in the townl hall, the magistrates present being William Pjdkington, Esq. (chairman), and R. Pilkingtou , o Esq. William Nixon, of MA LiC Wooltonl, laboarer, was charged 0 witb trespassing on the St. Helen's Railway oa tle 13th instant. T It was proved that the defendant was wsalking Oil the line ill a L state of ...

... THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOTN THE A.DVA&NCE.MENT OF SCIENC.E. President.-The Earl of lHarrowby, F.R.S. it ti ?? Wrottesley, M.A., ?? F.R.SA.; Ca en Sir Philip de Malplis Grey Egerton, Bart., M.P., F. R.S., FOS.; did Lie Richard Owen, M.D., LL.D., F.RES., ?? ?? Huniterian ma is professor of anatomy and physiology in the Royal College of pri ad Surgeons, Edinburgh; Rev, William Whewell, D.D., ?? ...

... MIULTIUJ IN PARVO. The first ticket for Grisi and Mario's concert at New NV' York vas okld for 5250, and the iiett retura of the tickets th for the first night wsas $25,0i!0. to The magistrates at Sheffield recently refused to renew th the license of the Adelphi Thcatre in that town, because at it had been let for infidel lectures. an I The following notice is placed in the office of a western ...

... The vacation is passing. We are now in Sop- g tember, and the days are shortening fast. Very ?? people will bethiuk themselves how they b shall spend the long evenings, and we venture to q suggest that they cannot do better than devote a g few hours in the week to Political Education. It P is a study which has been greatly neglected; it is c, a subject on which all classes in the community d ...