... 'rhv-b hA. nachs M I k t (FPron the Dafly News.) Ii 'o Lord Canning's competency to discharge the arduous P 'e duties of Governor- Goneral of India at the present crisis It 4 is a question that has been forced upon us. His fitness x d for the post is loudly and angrily denied by a large pro- i. portion of the English community in India. It is possible n it that his conduct may have been ...

... i The CHon. E. Bonavin, collector of castoms, died at malta on the 9thI instant, by which a situation of £500 per annum falls to the Government. b In digging among the ruins of the recent fire in Edin- burgh, the body of a man unknown has been iound in the The Law Teim announces that Mr. Arney, of the western circuit, has been appointed chief-justice of New Zealand. This vacates the ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. MONDAY, JUNE 22,1857. SALUS 10PUI LXX SUPRBA. - - -- .. ?? . . - . - . ?? twe of Lords. nn T In the House of Lords, on Friday, Lord m iedosdale called attention to the circumstances cot attending the resignation of the late Bishop of the Norwich, and urged the necessity of defining, by en some legal enactment, the conditions under which the a prelate might resign his ...

... On Monday evening, a tea party of the teachers, I visitors, and friends of the Wesleyan Sunday 8cbeol v Union of Liverpool and Birkenhead was held at Hope t Hall, f'r the purpose of presenting a testimonial of their i: esteem to the Rev. F. A. West, who, having been b Appointed president of the conference, is about to leave B the scene of his ministerial labours in this town. The ii party ...

... it The poet Percival's house, In New Haven, has been sold for the small sum of $1700. Two negro boys died in Savannah a few days ago from it eating a small quantity of shoe blacking. Many of the churches in NewR England are said to be r getting very feeble, and hardly able to support themselves; e the cause is ascribed to emigrationto the west. At A Supani Couns Junom DBIYING A Bnaa WAGsou. n ...

... L- sd- -t L- a-- A . Ilyesterday afternoon, the Rev. H. S. Brown again ad- e dressed a large audience of the working classes at the e Concert Hall. He took for his subjeot the maxim s Knowledge is power. In introducing his subject, he e aid he did not know who was to be considered the author 8of the maxim; it was a controverted question, but he li thought from its cbaracter and significance ...

... INDIA MAIL ABRANGEMENTS. The followig isa statement of the new India mail ar- rangemants which will come into operation next ser:- ; Mails made up in London: For Bombay-2c, Ith,- 12eb, 17th, and 20th,*of the month. For Calcnte-2nd, 4tb* 9:b, 17th, 20tb, and 25th of the month. Telegrams- due in London: Prom Bombsy-14th and 30th of the month. From Oaloutta-10th and 25th of , the monlb. Mails re ...

... IRAILWAY ]INTRLLIGNGE. Thetrffo etunsofralwas a ?? Kingdom, Ie ber 19 amounted to JolJ £425,S0, and fbori gbd oeespon°ding~week of 1856 to Nor £48,0,Lhwing ?? of l306 .a wAYWEEKLY FETITLN. oa Name of aUlwy. Thb San. KW yes same Maes Jan Week. 18B6. T~OMa. 1856. open. of 11 B and Baljynsusa. 11 1127 812887 28621 as ha Blhadur * 1ot 982 22774 ,299 8281 sea 2512 214 781 0 3 82 Bristol and Ex r ...

... THE LIVRPOOL NERCURY. MONDAY, DBCEMBER 28, 187. FALUS POPUL! LEX SUBMMA.' ?? ?? .. ?? SUM MAP.RY. The Observei, in noticing the preparations for t the marriage of the Princess Royal, says- The. d Court will come to London, from Windsor, on the N 15th of January, after which tile several royal i and distinguished visitors will begin to arrive from day to day, to be present. at the marriage of ...

... I P&RLIAKMENTKRY INTELLIGENCE,) ae HOUSB1~ OR' LORDS. W .'X~?IONDAY, Jtux 20. ?? Lori dhancellor took his saet onithe wooheok at a To o'cock.. THlE AB&WlTA2I0N OATH. t Y. Lord O0AMPBusu gave noticm tha onthe following even- n rehgh oudptaqoaint ?? le PRIVATE BUSDMESS-THM~ READINGS. IF ~ 'The fllowing ills were read a third time and passed. at Lewves and tlckfield Railway ; Newry. Warrenpoint, ...

... n - - ?? - ?? th ly DEATH FROM EXaESSIVE DsRINIING.-On Monday last, co in an inquest was held upon William Thompson, 40 years of b et age, a watch finisher, who resided in 17 Court, Bostook- hi - street. The deceased was much addieted to drinking, and mn nog ad been drinking during the whole of last week. On al bth aturday night, whilst standing with a glass of ale before th to him at the ...

... THE FALL OF DELHL co, CAPTURE OF THE KING. f 5051 LUCKNOW RELIEVED. ENNERALS NEIL & NICHOLSON, KILLED. and The following telegram was received, through the Admiralty, at the Foreign Office, this morning e (Wednesday), at 8 45 a :m. The Pottitiger arrived at Suez on the 2adBoX instant, having left Bombay on the 18th ultimo. r Delhi, which fell Into our hands on the 20;h p'it September,'was ...