... LATEST LIVERPOOL, NEWS. (From our own Corrospondent.) EABEZZLEMENT-MURDER-TOWN DUES- SUNDAY QUESTION. Liverpool, Wednesday Evening. There seems to be no end to crime in Liverpool. 'We have this evening to record two very serious offences against pro- perty and person, viz., the embezzlement of £5000 by a confi- aential clerk and another murder. A few days ago a reward of £200 was offered for ...

... ILATEST INEWS. HERALD OFrICE, Friday Morning. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. Marseilles, Thursday. The steam-frigate Sane has arrived with Aali Pueha, the Turkish plenipotentiary to the Paris Conferences, on board. He leaves for Paris this evening. The Countess de Caumont Laforee was murdered by her ser- 3 vant in Paris on Tuesday night. * The Post's Paris correspondent writes.:- ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-THURIDAY. Mr. HARDIE took the oaths and his seat for Leominster. An immense number of petitions were presented from all parts of the country against opening the British Museum and dtie Crysial Palcep on Sundays. Many. also were presented with a contrary prayer. I On the motion of Mlr. HAvfln, a new writ was ordered for Sligo, in place of Mr. Sadleir, dkcessed. Lord J. RUSSELL ...

... The followving is the Report (slightly abridged) by the direo- tors to the thirty-sixth half-yearly general meeting of share- holders, to be held on Thursday the 28th day of February, 1856:- As the time has now arrived when your directors think it proper to include the receipts and expenditure of the Stirling and Dunfermline Line, and charge the rent payable for it in the same way as has been ...

... THE CUIMEA. 'It h U It t1 1 A. (Extract of a Private Letter In the Dalily News.) t rimea, Feb. S. It is very odd that scarcely anything can he carried out, even whern intended for good, withlout some blunder, as far ns the army is concerned. A very ill-judged, almost crucl, thing has just been done by the authorities, evidently with the bestintme- tions. A number of yoliig mlCe, without ...

... London, Wednesday. There Is reason to apprehend that ithe IfOuse of Conimons is carving out for itself more work than it mill be able to aecom- p1dhintish o in many succeeding sesaione. Thtere is no end to tite introduction of measures ; every Private member who has a hobby, is throwing it into thle shape of a bill ; aod for almost every social griesance ?? enactment or other ia pro- posed as ...

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... TIHE HABiTS AND) SUiPERsTI'iONS OF THE BRETONS. 1)s1% L INO (From Wayside Pictures, by Robert Boll.) TIlE BIIETON TAILOR. But the miendicant, prominenlt as tile part is whichl he plays, d is eclipsed in iniportalece aud( popularity by all individual ill- v digeno~us to Brittanly, whbose untitiplox labours and versatile f: Caiacity entitle him to a seyaratc anid distinguished niche in the imt ...

... MR. JOHN SADLEIR, M.P.-THE LATE - ASTOUNDING DISCLOSURES. 1- 1- - - i ;(lroin the Morning Advertiser.) We have this day to gnnounce the most startling facts which ever perhaps appeared relative to the extent of frauds and forgeries committed by one individual. We ourselves have no recollection of ever having heard or read of anything, in the form of frauds and forgeries, which could be at all ...

... G 1. A SO O IV, FE B R U A R Y 27. Garotte R1?obery. -Otn Sabllat1) 11101n11iin abot twVO o'clock, Mr. Brown, a salesman in al sh0op in i!ain Street, Gorbals, wvas seized by tile throat in CrowI, Street, dragged into a close there, and ?? of his watch anid chain. The robber was ohsivvcvl bv two gentlenmen, who in formed a constabtle d, anL Iall t he having given cihase, he was captured, tist ...

... (From the Manchester Guardian.) At the Sheffield Town Hall on Thursday, Daniel Mahleri watchmaker, and Samuel Harris, the son of the Rtabbi of the Jewish synagogue in Sheffield, were charged before the Mayor on suspicion of being concerned in an extensive robbery of gold and silver watcbes. The prisoner Mabler was the assist- ant of a Jew named Sjoguist, ajobbing watchmaker, who rented a room ...

... FRANCE. (Fronm the Times' Correspondence.) Paris, Monday, Feb. 18, 6 P.M. Count Buol, who left Vienna on the evening of the 12th, had hastened his departure by a day in order to have time to see M. Von Beust at Dresden, and to spend a few hours with his relatives at Frankfort and Mannheim. On taking leave of the Emperor his Majesty is reported to have addressed him nearly in these terms:- l ...