... -MULTUIM IN PARVO. Mr,. W, 3. pax, 3'ii.? for Oldham, has intimated his in-D tention of visiting' his constituonts this week. To-morrow (Tceo(drY) is appointed as the day of nomi- S loation for tho representation of Seutiwsvrk.. Lord Chief Justice Jervhi ia so unwell that he is not able to discharge his official duties. e it is trnouored in circles likelly to be well informed that thereis a ...

... THE1 SWDIESH TREATY. vo For once diplomaey has talkesa things in time, an and has anticipated a European difficulty and rew danger instead of waiting till the mischief is done IGe and then exhausting its ingenuity in vain efforts tr to repair it. The treaty concluded on the 21st of beo November between' England r and France on the W one band, and the 'united kingdowm. of Sweden de and Norway ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2a, 1855. ?? ?? . . ?? SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREMA. BAlou rJ rvrv uns -I- i R :iR. ROBERTSON GLADSTONE AND THEBDE PRESENTATION OF ABER-ROMBY There are some men whose exaltation depends t Principally or entirely upon the offices which t they fill, whilst in the case of other men, holding z similar offices, the elevation is reciprocal-that is to say, they give ...

... NearBedT OFFles, -FSDAV- NO , 8. w , [BY THE BRITIsH AND SUBMARlINS TELEGROAPUH] n ANOTHER TURKISH VICTORY IN ASIA. tc i, We have just received the following important it news from Asia:- bi , Omar Pasha has beaten the Russians in a great g r. battle, which took place on the 5th, at the passage si n of the Ingour. The Russian forces were 20,000 strong. The battle lasted five hours, and the ir ...

... Jt VL3 CONDUCT.-On the niqht of the 18th instant °bs brig Philip, of Belfast, waes driven by Stress of weather 0hah bar at the mouth of the Dee, Kirkoudbrigbt, and CD in her bottom; the crew, consisting of five men teve boy toek to the rigging, a very heavy sea washing the ressel. On the morning of the 19th the men were seeO from the shore on the rigging, and several were made to rescue them, ...

... RETURN FROM THE CRIMEA.—Lieut. Col. Arthur James Herbert of the 23rd Welsh Fusiliers, has just returned to this country. He was expected at the Penpergam station at four o'clock on Friday the ...

... THE WIAR IN THlE BALTIC. (5rorr. Cor 6r4,u!Wirs cf the TiZee.) Orr Rrv:g. Oct. 23.-Since my despatch datlcd the 16th inst., the only cirmirustance connected with pass. ing events in the Gulf of Firtlarnl worth recarding is tile receipt of information thast in consequence of the de. tparture for Engld nl of the block ships antd gunboats of thc allied rquadroax. the Ru sians, feeling confident ...

... (Frorn the s-tr.al C' rrvpoadcent of the ?? 11diJ; BErOoAE SEBASTOPOL, June IS. The comparative facihty with vwhich the renowned Mamelon -as taken-great as the loss undoubtedly was on the occasion-tbe hopes eicited by that important acquisition and the moral certainty thst like success would attend another similar hardv enterprise--allz combined to raise to the utmost pitch the enthusiasm of ...

... A correspondent of the Tmes, dating from Berlin, July 19. says tost of the coniespondence, vhether commercial or otherwise, that reaches us now from Russia contains accounts of this, that, or the other large industrial undertakine, for the most part Government works, being suvpended for want of the reqniaite funds to work it. or the raw material to work upon. The Steam Navigation Company of ...

... THE WAR J? THE EAST. ITHE EXPLOSION OF MlAGAZINiES. On Thursday, Lord Panmure receired a ?? dated Sehaatog~ol, Noresaber 17 from General Sir W . Codrington, deseribing the dalmage done by the lute terrific explosion of gunpowder. The qusantity of powvder whic blew up, beloo~iflg to the ~Frend Siege trrain, wras 100.O0f01bs., and this sei fire to the En61ish park. Thec around of both the French ...

... TMON AND PHANAGORIA. A letter front Hertch. of the 2nd inst.. in the Con. StihfionIel. gives some lurtber particulars of the sue. cesstul attack on Taman . You will not he much surprised at heafing of the complete destruction of Taman. Phanatoriia. and somiC of the surrounding villas; but a few words of expla. ation as to the position of those places, and their valuable resources, will suffife ...

... !,.I I. I `( k- -% ? ?- .? ,% ? L '1`3 L'E 11 L A US' T1i.L.Q .1 a ow 2u~7.I ?? ~n ?? z>lt dii'n preferrt E03' MrY .eIcaCrl gotihe ?? liii, oir, and ('Lg:iitco t E Es , cf 5' Stwtiicek~ arcol ?? tichincgie, of Ijinnfaird and ILeacbarc', in Scothland, hase been, allowedl t5 the Hlouse cI Lcd 'The French paperei rnention that a lcrr' seal jats ?? ~'i-rely lilt penii that seits are found ait ...