... EY The member for Manchester is evidently quite h he |ipe for taking his part in the coalition which is HUPP ndto comprise, in one compact phalanx, all the ontl malcontents, trimmers,penccmougodrsand Russian Di sympath lsers of our various parliamentary factions. day, li'rom the singularly acrid harangu e of wh iehthe i man of peace delivered himself the other day at nets of Rochdale, it is ...

... ?11t? The usual monti h ~ ~ ~ 45 a held last evell. lo, t hepuli ft'4 Kfg.t55 Etisnr.Poole * tthe hairt th thfer p em~etlh e5ate ?? Fishw * WORS AN HIALH~ 10M11111EB The snlnntuof thi eoasu~fctbeimttassoed thti hdd bovreen., -oW Mr.a Smt, h ?? 50,far . tthey tren kecivedstret, he woid bew ?? onditioneto .~cr Chairman, i On fofll the adptiol ih the mnuts, expaie at the firsth pat oft e proae ...

... E Sr- -tst the popularlty of ?? war ?? adoptiug UM pc suffcient' with the people- o StaWf when their Government declared war against cl 3, Mexico. With due deference to the latter gentle- A' d man, we do not think that the people of this Fj country would ever allow their Government to Cl e embark in such a war aus :that-- a war waged' against a defenseless neighbouring State for the m :sole ...

... LATE, ST NEWS. Jol GREAT BATTLE AT KiARS. d her DEFEAT OF THE RUSSIANS. hat. 2500 KILLED. h rty, [eY Tarl EL ROTRItC AND R101rr'ATIONATO, TELEGRAP.tpIl a in' FoaREIN Ort'sou, OoT. 13, ] 1 30 t'.ei.-A tcle-a cid1, 5le gr~tphic dospatch has been rece-ived at the Foreign by Office from Viscount Stratford de Redcliffe, dated ruet Thcrapia, Oct. 12, stating that the Russians r tech attacked Kars ...

... The increase of expenditure in this department has in reality been far more considerable than appears on the surface; for though an augmentation of £1,821,380 is, indeed, shown in the accounts, as compared with the vote for the year preceding, this vote itself had already been expanded beyond its original dimensions. To give our readers a comprehensive view of the facts of the case we must ...

... ANOMhER AMOQUNT. ?? ~. - . - . anCAMP BFl~tORiE SEBASTOPOL, SEPT.; II.-Tho union ,,~jack and tricolour are at last waving over Sebastopol. n~d Long bolero the following details of the greatacbicvenient ky by which this glorious result haa been accomplished can an reach you, the electric telegraph will leave spread the news of our triumph throughout England and France, biggjoy to the masses, ...

... - tflA l AV-T1 rlAJJ D.14tjUDni. t TO THE EDITORS OF ThiE LvEnlPOOL, mEct;RY. 5- Gentlemen,-Although I am aware you have a strong disin- clinatilon to continue what may now be considered a plers.nat controversy, I trust you wilt afitrd ae space to rtply to a freolt and more serioua ?? which appears in the Daily P'oOC of thts mokning. r, How anything emanating from a gentleman of feeble in- ...

... THREE LIVES LOST. It is with great regret that we havo to announce the loss of the steamer Isle of Thanct, late belonging to Messrs. Brownlow and Co. of Hull. She was a etoasoer of about 195 tons burthen, and commanded by Captain Schofiold. Originallybuilttby-Napier, of London, sheran for some time between London and ilargate. She then oame to Hull, and, after boing thorougbly repaired by her ...

... MULTUM IN FARVO. ,- , ?? , .. ?? - ?? ?? ?? ?? ad ?? .. ro A tlcunderstorm burst ever Manchester re'oeut three Of o'clock en Friday woak, and rain fell io torrents. Bs Tics old convict hulk Justitia seas sold by, suction at 'B Woolwich, on Wednesday week, for £910. a' 'Ilbs late John Deant, Elsq., baa beqeseathoed £10,250 ' for charitablo purpsoses and lnstitutioics, choiefly in thle or ...

... M] E ?? 4-- ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF . ENGLAND. ?? I- L0 VUtLJ.N AJ. rti- The seventeenth annual meeting of the Royal Agricultural Sth I ciety of England vas inaugurated at Carlisle oln Thursday, the the 19th Instant, and the proceedings occupied a week. There was 1, 80 ass excollent exhibition of live stock, The entries, including .1 to cattle, horses, sheep, and pigs, were 808 in nusber ...

... as . JA I. ±11 iJ J (Y.± UL. 50 de i- J C., CRICKET.-On Saturday last, a match was played be- ti - tween the Everton and Aigburth clubs, on the ground, u at Aigburth road. Aigburth score-first innings, 21; second gi for innings, 37; total, 58. Everton-frst innings, 83. The p IcY Everton winning by one innings and 25 runs. of M. Commissious signed by the lord-lientenant of the County ai - ...

... {rkl-, oh. tIr;^, s I ie ?? I,, ?? ?? ~d (Fron the Timel.) t We have got a new ally-not Austria, not Prussia, no, i nor the Shah of Persia, nor the King of Sweden, but still d a veritable ally, who receives us with open arms, and has entered into the most amicable relations possible with us. LtThere is no hope, we fear, of making him available for it the purposes of the present war, in which ...