... Chronicle Office, Twvelve o'clock. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] THE WAR. No later telegraphic news from the Crimea. General De la Marmora, the younger, has died of cholera. THE BALTIC. Dantzic, Friday.-The Vulture has arrived with mails. On the 9th, the Merlin and Firefly, whilst reconnoitring Cronstadt, ran against some infernal machines, which ex- ploded, but only damaged their copper sheathing. ...

... Mr. Paymaster Pritchard, who served with the late Captain Christie, in the Black Sea, is to be secretary to Rear-Admiral C. H. Fremantle, at Balaclava. It is reported that the Court of Directors of the East India Company intend to raise 30,000 recruits to serve is their army. The M1fessagere delle Alpi, a Swiss paper, announces that Colonel A. Bundi has been definitely appointed to the command ...

... Empaial jDarliallmit. I- -- .. -1 I I I (By )lIcqcstic 'ele'yrsyph.) HOUSE OF LORDS.-LAST NIG'HT. The Union of Contiguous Benefices Bill went through a committee; the Infants' Marriage Bill was read a third time and passed; Carnegie's Restitution Bill was read a third time and passed; the Assizes and Sessions Bill was read a second time; The Stamp Duties Repeal on Matrielulm Bill, end the d ...

... for SW *ing CAPITAL AND REVENUE OF RAILWAYS IN IRE UNITED 7 ilst- KINGDOM.-It appears from a statement Of the capital and a1 ar.) revenue of railways in the United Kingdom for the second Cal reho half-year of 1854, compiled from official documents by Mr. Coi be J. S. Yeats, that the tutal capital expended on railways In Nei lion operation was, on the 31st of December, 1804, £279,310,813, ye, ...

... General Post-office, 25th June, 1855. Gentlemen,-I have to acknowledge tile reeipt ?? letter of the 18th instant, accompanied by a specimen copy of the Liverpool Mfercury, at pu blication of whinh you are the printers, and wich you desire to register in order to entitle it to the privilege of transmission beyond the United Kingdom as a newspalper. I have also received the stlls of 5s. which ...

... The usual meeting of this committee wa~s held ycsterday lit. C. Turner in the chair. The other members pros at o'erc Nessne. Shand, Robinsonf, llrecklebanlk, Evans, Blarhsr, Loeetet IBid, Holden, llobbeick. ltounthwaite, Minlta, beadle frlyne' Ties sub-comlaiittoe Of works recomnclende~d the actlc thle off'er of Air. William M'Corminlk to COMcPIcto tile QCxcarnleen, at thle qnecn't Deck end ...

... rolblngtheir obewisbed to ai : tole Z sa andvestnd sr par m a ?? whtiei wers fill the pOcbkets, whilst l s o f Ucb! ie ifafmeo in GaSc6Ign01stuc 00h Tle prosecutor aie wet therefo Lneld ,ie prisouer Coleman on the provlibu.DOigl, and acpomnpanier e ia 1o her house, t hinking wae is lit aeW of charity and ef sln y of disposed to assist her. When In the ?? he Ioari&L of, some - drink, and ...

... . Jon .m- . FRESH HERRINGS. 3 il TO TElt EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. to Gentlemen,-I have been surprised not to fled any fresh her- *al rings from the Isle of Man il our market. although the fishing eed has commeneed there, and a daily communication by steamers *. for their conveyance exists. I was induced to inquire whether on any particular cause operated by which we were deprived of ...

... DEFICIENT WEIGHTS AND MEAStIlES. - e . . . - ?? T & are.4. os On Thursday, his Worship the Mayor, T. A. Tobin, ,e Esq., sat in the Sesiions House to hear informiations against person) charged with using illegalwias ne snures, &o. Mr. Superintendent Edwards, and Messrs. Kisaok and. Johnson, inspectors, wvere in attendance to 'Y support the various casese The following is r, list of the he ...

... that CRICKET MATrc Ar WAvrRTaE8.-On Wednesday that last, a match was played between the Wavertree and the figs 6. Royal Institution School Cricket Clubs, on the ground of that 6, the latter, in Lodge lane. The Royal Institution won in suffe - one innings, with nine ruens to spare. W.] a, SuIOIDE.-On Sunday morning last, a woman, named and li Margaret Smithson, 61 years of age, was found ...

... M gtJTUAUM IN- PARVO. ryin consequence of - irecently died at -Dewsbai incosellceo A Ahttu head first into a wash tub. Bn having fallon 'Wdnance invite tenders for constructing si The Board of X Colohester for 3000 men. . temporary barracks Cr. on his way to Jerusalem, where fil Sir Moses Montefloro , ospital forbis co-raligionist5. of he intends founding a largo ' tly to be issued from the ...

... ulilwavp Eutdliavaa. ?? ?? lion LONDON & NORTH-WE STERN RIWY Lat n con~equece of the bill for enabling this company and tIon, the L Luahre and Yorkshire Railwvay company to enlarge fo the North Union Station, at Preston, and for other purposes, teen having been rejected by the committee of ltse House of a of Commonts, the meeting upon this subject was not held as advertised. yea, LANCASHIRE ...