... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1854. CILUB POPULI LIX IV aRIA r- -I .SU M MARY. A Reformatory for Male Juvenile Offenders in the county of Cuimberland was opened on Tuesday last.Ti institution has been established by the unaided munificence of George Head Hcadl; Esq., and already an orphan child, lately impri- soned in the galol at Carlisle for theft, has found i a refuge within ...

... The traffic returns of railways ins the United Kingdom e 6 6 amounted for the week ending October 21 to £376,916, 3 and for the corresponding period of last year to £346,757, > 0 showing an increase of £30,159. RAILWAY TRAFFIC WEEKLY RETURN. o This Same Hlf-yr's Same Miles . Name of RWilway. Week. 1853. Total. 1853. open. m 0 Aberdeen ?? 2108 1895 24488 22344 72 bo 0 Belfastand Ballyecna.. 771 ...

... DENMA-RKS ROTT'NNESS. The position of sairs in Denmark is at present somewhat inter'esting. and the subj4iaed view of events produpcmfg the' present crisis will net be witkout its vaine6-. . In Denmark a conf&ct of the highest inmortance has arisen between the legislatve and execuuiwe. powers. The diet 'has voted, a-hiost umanimonsly, x project of law for the impeachment of the entire mmnisOr- ...

... I OUR POSTMASTER IN PARIS, Lord Canning has left London for Paris. He con- templates, it is said, a reform in the existing system of postage between England and France. If he succeed in his object-if he manage to cheapen the carrying of let- ters between the two countries-he will not have ta ken the direction of the national post-bags in vain. There is, in truth, ample room for reforms in the ...

... THE BAND OF THE FRENCHI 1MpzPrA BEGIMBNT OF GUIDES. 4 1 - WINDSOR, MoNonsy N1q, M. de la Verdiere, Capitaine ?? Major atd Baron Videl, an officer of the French Regimento G after dining with the royal circle last night, slett Castle as the guests of her Majesty. Th t breakfast they were conducted over the Stote apertuech At 11 e'clock they proceeded on horseback, accomp Idi Lord Alfred Paget ...

... AN AMOROUJS: MiSSZOMARY. BMr. Wheatley, Q.C, sat on Tuesday in the E:xchequer r- Chamber for the purpose of arbitrating on an ?? libel case, which had been referred- at the instance of the Lord Chief Baron. It was an action'brouglt by the plain- h tiff, the Rer. Dr. Tidlman, the foreigt secretarvy of the London. Sissionary Society, against the defndant,1thes Bey. e . ilabert Ainnlie, to ...

... lers DeDUCED FaoM OBSI4RVATIOi TANNN AT TUB Ai last LIVERPOOL OBSERVATORY, Durina the week eading Saturday, October 28, 18b4. 46 *ny Latitude,53'24'48'N. Longitude, 3'0'1' W. S iso STATE OF THE ATMOSPHERE. ,ers o85I = s thw Ozonc ?? at 9 p.m. TX the th e Ozone ?? at 92-- .. . . .l . . . o A x c ling st, Timeo eupied in - | ollectdingaugej GIo- p 30ft.abveground I o oo I ' 0 om a ...

... ?? griclifturc. FARM&I OPERATIONS FOR NOVEMIBER. WHEVAT sowing should now be proceeded with vigour- ously, so as to be concluded within the month; as the season advances the quantity of seed ?? be in- creased. Winter vetches may still be sown, provided the soil be not wet; they are best sown at this late period in beds, from six to eight feet wvide; a little manure will be neeossary, and ...

... TlEaE WAR LETTER FROM MALTA. I ?? OVA OWN COBURSPONDNT.) 1 MALTA, Ocr. 22. On the 20th her Majesty's ship Gladiator coaled and steamed off as soon as possible-for the Crimea. ( Yesterday the Fache Babri, Tunisian steam-frigate, I arrived, and proceeds on to Alexandria, the Bey of I Tunis having placed her at the disposal of the Pacba i of Egypt, to convey Egyptian troops to Constan- tinople. ...

... At last the dark curtain, which for more than nine years has concealed the fate of Sir Jorrs FRINKLIN and his gallant fellow-adventurers, appears to have been withdrawn, and as awful and affecting a spectacle as human imagination ever pictured has been suddeily revealed to us. It was on the 19th of May, 184.5, that the Erebus and Terror, officered and manned by 138 brave fellows, unlder the ...

... COLONIAL TfEU OAPE-'OF GOOD HIOPE tLY ELECTIRIC TELEGRAPIH] PLYMOUTH, SUNDAY. r tiie arrival of her Majesty's ship Dee, Captain, rgitf we have advices from the Cape to the 30th .- Migjjsty's ships Hydra, Frolic, and Pen- Vure at Simon's Bay. Tite C~pper mines recently discovered in she T ,alind have exceeded all expectations, and ave risea from a few shillings per share to -,yJ pounids. 11 Th ...

... 8C&ND&LOUS ken D£5 ICiFU ;Mrs. h!MANAOEMENT IN THE: EAST, Nothing more perfectly illustrates the abominations of an aristocratic system of government than the con- dition of the English army in, the Crimea, as it is re- presented by multifarious letters fr'om that quarter. Evertbing in England, is done by patrrnage. No one,' however meritorious or capable, -obtains lucrative and responsible ...