... MULTUM IN IARVO. Cheap concerts for the people have been commenced at Winchester and Southampton with grt.%t Etocesu. The tea trade. it appears, re satisfied with the con. ;o cessions made by the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Tbe duty for tbe current year is to be la 5d. per lb . Three tbousand tons of stone are now being depositedg ,f every week at the breakwater on the south aide of the I ...

... HEALTH' OMMITTEE.- was --.metn - 10I he wok~kruseingwis; hold yesterday; present Mesnus. Deovef' hiran Shell, M'Gaffie. Beekwltb, Heolien, ores- ~ ,and t'~tAnhnHaydock, Stitt, Jolmson, giodson. es inl The borough enineer, building surveyor, and Inspeetor of iong. nuisances reportedvarious particuslars of the operations In their siam several departments duiing -the week, from which It ...

... e- So the Tories, Derbyites, or ?? ie have patched up their little domestic differences, e and become once more-at least until the next e perfidious betrayal of everything dear to Britons B -a happy family, and a great united Conserva- . tive party. Messrs. Spooner and Newdegate, who r. consider the endowment of Popery a national sin r- of the first magnitude, have entire confidence ain Lord ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. -- FRIDAY, MARCH 27,1857. S-ALU ?? , ?? 8SLUS POPVLoI LBX SUPRUNA. it is stated that orders have been received to if discontinue the surveys about tobe made of the two r or three vessels engaged to convey troops to Ohina. t The impression is consequently entertained that, instead c~f troops being despatched direct from t: Znglaud, 'troops will be removed to that destina ...

... THE SELEOT VESTRY. - r !age A special meeting of the select vestry was held yester- ii a in day morning, at the parish offices, Brownlow-hill, for the a had purpose of conisidering certain resolutions with reference v oof to the burial fees to be paid to the Rev. Rector Campbell. 13 001, Mr. Churohiwarden Woodruff presided, and the following T eat, other members were also present :-Mceasrs. ...

... |ELECTION INTEL-i4SENCE' I ..1 I . . . 'CaLiTvnRabs.. The airuing-.Metet', Mr. LbUQ1 0 L tar-. kie, retires' and Mb. J. Tuter Uopwood, Bldkbn is! in the fi mjd,.qnd no opp ition is amnicipte4 to, his ,een. We hop Mr. .'*ilOn. w'ho' fors, ay years festlfiijly reiesente'd th boroug,; WMil bebnominated by tla llbestls-- IwGMI.N.-The' Hot. Colonel Lindsay. (conservative)a) Mr. lnry' ,Wo~ode ...

... | . MISCELLANEOUS t WS | Sir John Mo.' Weill baa had a severe attack of 'llness. Nel *Several Chinese residents In Callfortiam have embraced on Christianity.( 'The Lancel -proposes that the Serpentine should be the made a salt-water lake. we In 1856 there were 393 paper mills, and the duty In the '1 year ended Marcoh was £1,047,430. last Mr. H. Bessemrn has just filed specifications Of two two ...

... rk The debater on Mr. Cobden's resolution condemnatory of the bwar with China wfas resumed on Monday evening by MoPr. B. PHILLIMORE, who supported the resolutions, end fe 8. cntended that the war was unjust, and outght not to bek .ly sanctioned by the house, as it was derogatory to the honour of It Id tecountry, and contrary to the interests of the English. lie I 't condemned the bishops for ...

... IunADm?s AND OOESEON131?Ta. J. S. (FsitsrnoorJl-She is eriiitled. to vote for overseer,- ke.-- J. H. (SlocZ.psrf).-The n otice wva s ent too late for insertion. J. 8.-At the tiune sabted l~ord l'almsertonl was horns secretary; and Lord Johnitrussel w as in .theecabinef, wfithoutoffice. . J.s B. .lshs7ltie).-The probahity nis-ny be as he states; but the honour'will not ho forced, if it bee net ...

... .COMM~ENTS;OF .TH WEEK.,td THIE GREAT M~iEETIN'G AT THE~i FREE-' ens -TIADE H AL T Is Another tremendous demonsitration 1 Anothier of outburst of political enthusiasm-unaniimous, irrie-of1 pressible, unmisstakeable; such as even- Maneheater never witnessed-no, -not during the palmieit dlays] of the An~ti-corn-lawr Lieaguee. Where are the libels str that have been flung at this constituency I ...

... NEW BERIE. X CHAPSTER 1.-TnR EDUOATION OF THE POOR. , Before commencing a series of articles on E 'Fortune Tellers and their Dupes, we desire in t the present paper to direct attention to the exist- it ence and operations of somoe of the institutions I( which have been erected and are now carried on E through the benevolent exertions of private n Individuals and public bodies, corporate and ...

... [(B TUB IL29TR O AND IXNTRNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.] parti THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS. that emp The Timm continues to support the Government, and that ridules Mr4, (obderd advice of at once superseding all prev thv'efficials ia China and sending out a competent per- M son. The question is, Where is a perfect man to be vacs the.I found'?- dcot Thw Times aiso says, that one of the first eonsequences an t ...