... ?? - -1. .. . .. - - -- . ?? ?? - ., ?? .. ?? w [jBY T5L% ELECTRIC ANID INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.J 5 MILITARY NEWS. The Globe says- M~ajor-General Mitchell, C.B., who co11maended, the 6th regiment during the lat two Kaffir 'wars, and ftns since been chief of the staff in the Turkish contingent, proceeds to the Cape in command of a brigade. Althougla not absolutely decided upon, we believe it ...

... , THE LIVERPOOL FINANOIAL REFORMd I ASSOCIATION. ANTI-INCOME TAX AGITATION. Ii At the week!y meetiug ot the council, onThursday, tho agitw tO tion riowoD fo-t for th ilmmedietereducton of the income lnd D property tax, and its total repeal at the period at present fixed IS Ig law, s referred to as a sulject both of retiret an's alarm to q- ail consistent advocates of tri e trade do' trines anu ...

... - PORTRAITS --s or Tir MEMBERS OF THE TowN COUNCIL. i V A A a, f ^ . . w . T BY A LtQCAL ARTIST. 01 No. V.,-TUs CtRMaXN or TaU WATSIR COM.SIrTES.S Mr. George Holt is one of the oldest members ' of the council. He 'was ?? Derby- ward at the first election 'after the passing of the Munoicipal Reform Bill,, and ,ither as oun-ti callor or aldevman has siuoa that time, withaB short interval, ...

... . ?? .v 1 -v , 1 - MooIt's AMERICAN FLOATING BALL WASHING MA. m a CHINE.-We are indebted to the Americans for the intro te duction into English homesteads of several articles which di al contribute to domestic comfort and convenience, and now be d another inventioni has found its way hither from across m s the Atlantic which conies within the same category. Some two or three years, ago one ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. hXOND IY, NOVfEMB3ER 3, 1856. SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREMA. S U M 1Al A R Y. as, Afe ?? ifcult season, the I grincop n te xri f nlaud have now, Mi an nl ut , enseue. As has been Pa t th cs i Soau, ht.poton of the wheat in whih ws ut.whn te et eaher commenced has all suffered somewhat. Mr. H. J. Turner, Po] of Richmond, Yorkshire, says that the loss, aga though a great ...

... PUBLIC MEETING AT ST. QEORGE'S HALL. wI W( A public meeting of the friends of the Sabbath was so held on Tuesday, at St. George's Hall, for the purpose of by diffusing information as to the alarming state of the ques. lig tion- in this country, and adopting a petition to Parlia- nu - meneton the subject. The large hall was crowded in a n tevery part. The chair was ocoupied by T. B. Horsfall, ...

... ?? a Ca, 'FRANCE. t ?? The ceremony of the elemvailles (churohing) of the a ?? Empress was performed on Wednesday at the Tuileries, e in accordance in all respects with the programme some v time since published, with this only modification, that t her Majesty remained during the whole of the ceremony in a..easy chair moving on rollers. The inference is b that her Majesty is not so strong as ...

... i i Mmcuay OMoci, W nWSDOSVWAY MORiG, MAY 14. i I [tM TEE TiN0U BY T E' I NATZONAL TXLEBPH] a e lTHIE EAST. P We have received the following telegraphic de- spatch from' our Marseilles correspondent ?? _ MARSEILLES, TUESDAY, MWAY 13, 7 55 pjM* The Indus has arrived, with advices from Con- i - stantinople of the 5th, and from the Crimea of the 3rd instant. She has brought 692 soldiers. De . ...

... FEARFUL SUFFERINGS OF A SHIP'S ?? 'CREW. lt RV a ari rival Af thr Rhi Mnra-r -o T Ihvta a.- th By the arrival of the ?? at Torbay we havei rade received the following report Of the loss, and subsequent I bi had painful sufferings of the crew, o~the bark Blake of.iver- 'V Dnb' Pooal:- ' l .~~i H ister' The British bark 'Blake, Captain! Edward Rudolf, ini hutch sailed ?? Island harhour~ ...

... ;, ULUM IN PARVO. The - 3arquisEof Chandos hasdbeon offered and Ias de- lo clined the goveruorship of the coleny of Victoria. ta a A greap nurubor of watches aid maiany valuable articles re , of ?? wurie tolon, a few days sifa,- from the u; preeiises of MFr. lq6rtb, wltchmahor, of Ilford. fo A 3 jille journal mays that M.. Angel, a young chemist, wl !° has discovered an means of distilling ...

... .1 ?? a a a a- - . r MERCUtRY OFFr03, SATURDAY, MAY 17, Two Pr.M. ?? . ?? ?? . .. . . . . . . We regret to learn that' Lord Adolphus Fitzelareroe t has been seized with another paralytic attack, at Sio George WombwelI's seat, in - Yerkshire. The attackI which was a vevy serious one. occurred sn Thursday. a It wms currently reporttd last night in L:.ndon that in- telligence of its fatal ...

... e D f o Mc '3LBY THES ELECTRIC A-ND INTPttNATIONAL TBLEQTOAPH,.1 h THlURSDAY EVENING, NOVEM.NBER 6. If Mr. Watson was to-day (Thursday) sworn in a baron iof the exchequer. The other appointments are not yet thi n decided upon, be r- Sal THE BANK OF ENGLAND. C LONDON, TIIURSDAY, Two P.M-The Bank court has *just broken up without making any alteration in the o a1 rate of discount. Console ...