... ;JCONsTERwATION AT ST. .PETEassuRGa-The' Tines e c6respondent at Vienna writes:_- Reliable news from o Stl Petersburg is at present so very rare, that the follow. a 'iog perfectly authentic information will hardly fail to be: .a'ceptable to yonr' readers. 'The war seems tbl~weigh a heavily on, the inhabitants of the Russian'capital,' and f particnlarly on the imperial family. FThere is no ...

... If there be any question to which the expressive pro- verb, too many cooks spoil the broth, applies, it surely must be that of educating the people. Not fewerthan five bills were submitted to parliament on this question at the beginning of the session, but there is no more prospect of any one of these measures passing into a law during the present session, than there is of discovering ...

... revel FRANCE. Woroi MABSEILLzs, JuNS 11.-The weather is frightfully hot our fi1 here. The harvest will be ripe in a week or two. As for comm new potatoes and fruit, we have them in great abundance, and 81 and the prospects altogether are most gratifying. may but v SPAIN. defy I BAYONNE, JUNE 13.-The Carlist movement in maria Navarre may be considered at an end, the insurgents, to moun the ...

... AAoINST MB. JOAN NOBBURal 8, ~eLVtTHAGAINST MRl. JOHIN NOBBSURY. FrederickAnderson, killed by el pl00et Jn A Dilr. Wood's turning mill, Blaokfriars. of elti5splatl esened on Wednesday, before W. S. ai afrsfa The followilg evidence was taken :- b, jl c ?? a fitter in the employ of Messrs. tl ?? r o igres e3 gineers. I fitted the valve produced B ;J30 and~, bo er about two or three months ago. ...

... J oreigny ?? EColonlal A~ce11aan. e ATTIUMPT ON Tun LIFE OF CARDINAL ANTONELLI.- Vai Y TullN, JUNE 13Tn.-A despatch from Rome, of yesterday's 'Wl rY date, states that an attempt had been made on the life of Or Cardinal Antonelli. It failed, and the assassin was arrested. pit 0 get The indefatigable Barnum has just favoured the prodigy- gr. R loving public of New York with the announcement of a ...

... ?? r The Han. Millr#d0 Filmned the 9e9D.i.- MYan ulren, ex-p residrt]44 f ?? ?? in 4,no1 ' J .Tbhe At;iussatroais thaoon Weodua y,, last there ?? Ayde so large a shoal ef herrings that several bi8 e~a from 7000 to 8000 each, and (amSw a~tutliO brig lorland wa'i launched at the.] y'j,:of M~r. 3qbn Anderton, BRancorn. The registeredt bate is 180 tons, rand the vessel is -calculated to carry ...

... ?? -rxa r.n~ss A.-* H ten PUBLISHED BY MACKErNZIE, GLASGOW. 6ry Since our last notice ot' this admirable publication, la- Professor Brande, of her Majesty's mint, bas thus ad. dressed the publisher :-I am very glad to find that I our work is so prosperous. It contains so much prac-1 le tical ~informnation, and the purely scientific portions aret ewso well blended wvith those mnore exclusively ...

... - - - - - - - en .i ad (From yesterdays London papers.) i Id, T1HE BALTIC. be Nyborg, June 13.-Her Majesty's steam frigate Retri- ag bution, 28, Carrying the flag of Rear-Admiral Baynes, has ty arrived in the Belt, with the 60-gun screw blookships i ii Hawhe, Cornwaliis, Hastings, Pembroke, Russell, and nine I he heavily armed gun-boats. The squadron is at anchor at on, Knudshead. of Kiel, ...

... 33orrobelt Uirfreo, In fashionable life the game is to play hearts against diamonde. A Parisian young lady Is seo fascinated with the upper circles of existence, that she bag ascended in a balloon forty.one times. There are now 267,09I milliners in England. Dickens very ungallantly calls them the army of vanity. Off she goes, esld Mrs. Smith to her spouse, as they started by the ...

... :es - - ' * [SO N TO.A Spil dtions o1 The Examiner and re0 in- Timesareypublishedfor ROOHIDALu and OLvnuAc,aCold also In re- for STOCKPORT, AsHToe, anld STALYBLSIDGE, containing Vi wi the whole local news of the wceek of these towns and the pi to oh adjoining districts, any .Subscriber desirous of receiving ad either of i/tese Editions in Preference to the uisual general ~ on Edition, can ...

... THE LIVEROOL6 MEROVRY, FRIDAY, JAWN 15, 1855' SALUS rOPULI LrX DUPBSNA. .LUS Fural A- -- 8U1MARY. la the House of Lords, on Monday evening) preieti the ircustanes attending the~ beation of theadrs baroy ofPenoy, in the Irish peerage, were, onMrL the motion Of the Earl of Derby, referred to a Owy committee of. privileges, his lordship, contending wa a that the elevation of Mr. Roche to that ...

... At the last meeting of the Architectural and Arcebolo- z glcal Society there was read a memoir of this lamented f architect which had been prepared and communicated by b t his father, James Elmes, Esq., of London, of which we I are now enabled to present an abstract to our readers. ei After explaining the circumstances under which the I I memoir came to be communicated to this society, and de- ...