... A money order office was opened on the lot instant 001 at Mrs. Greenwood's, Castle-street, Kirkdate. WI *d The splendid clipper ship Donald Mackay, belonging to sec eMessrs. James Baines and Co.'s Black Ball line, sailed sat )1u11 on Wednesday for Melbourne, with 700 passengers and a we its, valuable cargo. JAI - Naw QUEEN~'S COUISISEL.-Messrs. Monk, Forsyth, Mt and Manesty, of the Northern ...

... THE LIYERPJOL MERCURY. FRIDAY. JULY 31, 1857. SALUS POPULI 'rjoX SUPBENA. The anxiously expected intelligence from India has at length arrived, but its tendency is rather to prolong than to relieve the painful suspense of the public mind. We do not share in the feeling of utter dismay with which the present accounts appear to be regarded by many of our oontem-r poraries; for when we have said ...

... - l - ., Z - - -O'HIN BRIGHT EBQ. i a- . e. e Is s- ~ . . .- . - I-8ltter ad Ied~' r 3g~ 0 c 0 rFildes. lb is satisfactory to..know, not- only e ,~ tat r. Bigh's ealth is considerably Improv~ed , iI lhuV that he anticipates soon being fit for work. ( B ebd , July 10, 185. to, - y.dear Sir,-I feel very rouch obliged to Mr. Simpson, 31 Mafr ~Ord, and yonrself aod the other gentlemen who met ...

... FINANCIAL POSITION OF THE ATLANTIG SUBMiABINE TELEGRAPH. rrT . - ,n GAR , . .. . . le This great enterprise has been aided and encouraged e in various ways by seven different Governments, viz.:- or Great Britain, the United States, Canada, Newfoundland, ?? Edward Island, Nova bcotia, and the 8tato ox erMainer; and it may not be amiss to enumerate here the as different aide granted by these ...

... MULTIsI IN PARVO. The new act. on Peal. servitude comes inooperation ~'to-dry Mr .Knight Boswell has sent in an applicatien for a 1JPatent to erect a new theatre in the oity of Dublin. at On j~Saturday, a London grocer was fined £25, for rselncontrary to law, a, Tixturo of chicory with coffee. 1h Last week, there were two suicides by hanging in Bolton 5l or its immediate neighbourhood. 8 id ...

... i THE CHRONICLE. PRESTON, SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1857. II - Our advertising columns to-day illustrate a new era in electioneering. The official statement by the auditor, of the expenses of each candidate at the last Preston election, which appears elsewhere, is a new phase in a contest for a seat in parliament; while the amount of those expenses, contrasting so strongly as they do with the cost ...

... W4Au ?? The Manchester subscription towards a testimonial to lo .alDr. Livingston has reached £500.' PoTo Ie POLYGAMY AOID MonmoNism.-The family of the12O ngmtwhen he was 78 years oid, would number 152. al The wo mld y of the p~iygimis4t. when be was 78 years old, An tag oild Cumber 3,508,441. The answers to these interest- ciy.iti problens skew the immense superiority of polygamy t over ...

... I. L A L N+*N RAILWAY INTELLIGENOR. RAALWAY TB.AVflO WEEKLY RETURN. o6 Nm ?? This Same HBW-yr's Same Milea o N eofRiway. Week. 1856. Total. 18oa. open. O ?? Ballymena., 1225 114385 o Whomd, L., & Cheshira.. 8294 - 108 I8 Bristol and llxeter 6979 7239 154618 1552827 117 3 o Caledonlan & E. & Gisa. 18824 1209D 238394 230620 1985 O Chester and Holyhead.. 6770 7185 . .. 945 Cork and ?? . . 20 0 ...

... ?? 4LX1 LJ.AD1AA 11N 1t~flJ. ' In- r0r-- get- ithe HOUSE OF LORDS. c here MONDAY, JULY 6. F em- The Lord Chaneilor took his seat on the woolsack v that about five o'clock. arge CASE OF OAPTAW OUSELY, OF THUE MARA. f it to l our The Earl of MALMEnBURY gave a narrative of the snju- t e16.ties inflioted upon Captain Ousely, of the schooner Maria, f by the Venesuelan Government. It appeared that a ...

... AD. L _l - - - A - - d As we anticipated, the House of Commons has C' as not quietly sat down under the affro4t put upon ai ^ it by the Lords in their refusal to entertain a mea- ti is sure lwhich had passed the Lower House by a P 1g. majority of 140. More than one scheme is now oL ed ncte fr ad ontemplation for admitting the Jews into Par- d te liamont with' or without the sanction of the ...

... i MI.SCELMMOUS ?? Athe whole of Wales- ~ 4lashasbee boghtby ?? Newspaper Comepa. carpentears are still out on strike at White- The ship cretr Aboat 100 pike were last week caught in Basseith waite some of them weighing 7ofs. and upwards. a O 0M`znSC2.-Tbe Pays says that the British Goyerarithiel| b heady communicated to Mazzini thjat, ?? ergland would continnp to afford an asylum to polltcal ...

... WALLASEY LOCAL BOA1 OF HEALTH. I o - -d . * The first meeting of this board since the annua elec- tion of members was held ast evening, in the boardroom. Egremont. Mr. Caine, the bairman of the board, pre- sided, and the other members present were-M - E. W. Coulborn, Wilson, Hiolmes, W. I Coulb5& hE Singlehurat, Roberts, Sill, Fishwick, Ba~ll, Hiughes, andi 8, Littledale. THE RECENT ELECTION. ...