... MUITUM IN FA1RVO. I ~ ~ ?? Clurdiniall Wiseman contradicts the report of ids appoint-t mcr't as librariar. of the Vatican. Brigham Young. the Sultan of Utahn, srerasteod lately front tbhi text-, From this time forth, dr. not fret thy gizzard l-ll0elto) A tiaa. The bakersl at Oxford, on Thursday, reduced the price of bread Ad. par loaf; thle boat bread is now salling ?? at Sid. pe~r loaf, otid ...

... 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 ...

... MBSeS!Y OFeFICE FRIDAY M5oR?1a, Dec. 528. * [BY THE BRITISH AND SUBMARIN TN ELEORAPH.] D F .RANOU. f P~AJ, THURwSDAY EdVENINGs-A pamphlet which 1 has appeared to-day has created a groat sensation t in the political world. It is entitled The Neces- ssity of Congress for the Pacification of Europe, and is reported to be written by the highest per- 3son of the state. As I am informed, however, ...

... .1 MORTALITY ON SHIPBOARD. di R Intelligence was received here on Wednesday 4! g in Duumann's tl n that the ship Cherokee was lying in Dunma Pnas P tt Bay, in the Irish Channel, unnavigable, in conse- tt n quence of sickness amongst the crew. It was di it unaderstooi that nine of. the crew had died, seven D) .0 were lying sick in their berths, and only the 15 e master, one man and a boy ...

... C Mr. Marcy, the Foreign Minister of the United - r .States, has santa .defioitive announcement to the !3 Cabinet of Copenhagen on the subject of the Sound d Dues, which leaves no hope of the difficulty being C got over without, a collision, -if the fling of Den- d 9mark will not lbt'the President of the Smates have d i his own way. The President will neither recog- f nuise the dues directly. ...

... The following interesting details from the seat of war were Rent by a lady to her friends in West Sussex. The letter is dated Therapia, Oct. 22:- t We are come down from the Black Sea to Therapia, } for th vwinter, I believe. I am glad of it; for Fomaraki a was a most desolate plate. Here I can go out, and runal into the hospital and see the sisters. a I have been up to the Crimea, so I ...

... a. ?? the Msmeral World.) W re While the magnificent mass of building now known an to a St. George's falal wan yet far from completion, visitors- pi at and they were plentifial-who wandered ever its interior A Ad wore invariably astonished with the vastness of ito great Fi or central space-now the mast magnificent apartment in lb kid Europe-but beyond measure puzzled to conjecture a tb a ...

... SELFvBnOULb4AiG GUVR1ENOEl.4' -, The lite Mr. Rlicardo many years ago aslerted, pue5 as a self-evident proposition, that our, sysftn of the ir paper currenoy mnust remaian. unsteady, and front an ?? therefore an imiperfect, one, until some EXMesne f should bce discovered of enabling it to regulate APf t itself, w ithout reference to the inflax and ?? -of the precious mnetals; and the late Mr. ...

... 'b1ido Sc Ap1 SIV _7 L4L. J w' .m.-r ?? )re MOROURY OppicH, SATURDAY MoRNIGr, DEC. 22. to . of LBY THE ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELZQRAPH.j O !an D; The late Samuel Rogers has bequeathed three eia e lebrated Italian pictures to the National Gallery. h lot The jury who convicted Bates, the banker, a Ile etitioned her maiesty to order an iDrnqirY into ,rZRhis memorial, and if it be found ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1855. SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREM A. SUMMARY-. Mr. Baron Parke is about to retire from the tl bench as one of the Barons of the Court of at Exchequer, and the learned judge's elevation to m the peerage, by the title of Baron Ampthill, is t expected to appear in the Gazette of to-night. i Returns published by the fofosding Post show er that un Christmas ...

... ed id Oni Sanayafterneon, the Rev. Hugh Stoweli Brown delivered ofan ddreeug, on 71 li~oellanofius Proverhe, to a large audience, at cn the Concert Hall. In referring to the clam of miscellanaeous ro proverbs, the reverend gentleman directed attentioce to tle of well-known eayiog, Charity, begins at hsme.. He adeitted ro that it wase the first daty of a voerking man to mal e rn his home and ...

... The annual meeting of the fti ends of this charity was tO held] on Monday evening, in the schoolroom attached to ii' St. Nicliom'~s htoimac Cat~h.oilic urch, Copperas-hill. The dil ror bnhp,inopeniingthtohu.,inessof themeeting, saidtheyoou'd '1C neat have meot to promote a me~re charitable object thou 9'u utthat of 'the Catholic lieuevolen, Society, especially when P Di they considered the ...