... SECOND EDITION PACKET OFFICE, 2 F.M. (Telegraphic Despatch.) a_ INDIA. The French consul, at Calcutta, caned together all t' French iuhabitants and captains of French vessels, and desired them to furnish and equip armed men to watch a over the safety of the European community. The ti French and their families are taken on board the vessels, 'n and all Europeans are armed. 0 The accredited ...

... CONGRESS OF THE AROHEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE. - . . . . . - -. . .A - . - % . . - I Lrst0Lu 15. b The ArohgEological Institute of Great Britain and Ire- o land, which held its annual meeting at Shrewsbury ...

... d Tk d The weekly meeting was held yesterday. Present, Messrs. ul Rankin (chairman). Robinson, Rounthwaite, Ch loner, to Lockett, Holden, Hubback, Gladstone, Chilton, Holme an d and Li ...

... SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE. e TO THE EDITORS oF TAI LIVERPOOL MERCURY. n Geotlemen,-I have this morning received a copy of a I ;o letter which appeared in the Mercuryj last week, signed c ...

... CLAIM AGAINST A CAPTAIN FOR ILL- TREATING A SEAMAN. I l A W Ah. ^ 0-1 = 1~- - - I . . The following owe was tried yesterday in the Court of Passage:- ROBERTS V. SEDDON.-The plaintiff in this case was ...

... The wee' ly ineeting of this board was held on Wednes- dav lasat, nt the West Derby Workhouse, Mr. H. Edwcrds in the cottir, and the other memabers present were Messrs. ...

... LLA![~TNEWS ]I41$, W= ?? ---O W E.-- Up to aeven o'clock yesterday evening the Government t had receitedano news from. India. The dismal rumours J circulated in London last week are 'now universally r ...

... I IIHOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAy (BY MTAGNrETIC TRLEGRAPtL) The house met at five o'clock. The Cork and Toughal Railway bill was read a third tito, and passed. L ,rd BtsOUGitA'5 brunght up the sul ject of tbe Afric05 slave trade, and expreseed rurprisr that the Emperor of France should give his sanction to a project to take -from the coast of Africa to the French West India oloties The object ...

... - - . - - -- - I t ?? , C, b C $re C ?Oo It rl Ili[ I THE GLASGOW POISONING CASE. This remarkable case terminated in the ac- quittal of the prisoner. For eight days the Queen's Bench of Scotland, presided over by a judge of great ability, had been trying this mysterious case, which, after a protracted investigation, is as deeply involved in darkness as ever. The case for the prosecution and ...

... ?? i n - vUS P Ar A .. ,. . A -. ?? . I OXFORD, MOaDAY.-The nomination of candidates for the seat declared vacant by the select committee for this city took place to-day, at the Town Hall, before a very large concourse of spectators. Oxford is at this moment the quietest of cities, on account of being sadly out of sorts, or rather out of town; not a cap or gown is to be seen. 'Ibe colleges ...

... l_ TV SHREW1BU PEERAGE. Housvp oF Loeitm,-J-uayi~j3Their lordships met to- day asai commitltee i'or privilefr.s to hear counsel and evi- deceinspipor of the ci, m of John Henry Clootwynd, karl Talbot, to the earldoyiof Shrewsbury. Lord Redeadale was ivithe chair ; and there were present ais on the committee the Lord Chancellor, Lord Lyndhurst, Lord th4 Brougham, Li)rd St. Leonard's, Lord ...

... RAILEWAY RETURNS. _GREAT SOUTHSERN AND ?? O tratti tur tri m week ending July1 25, 1867 - F S. dI. tI, Passengers, parcels, Go. ; amount £4731 2 10 to Merolhandizeie and cattle .. . 1542 0 2..-1576 3 0 Corresponding week int 1866 (203i nilies open) :- a Passengers, mails, &c. ; amount . 6491 2 3 AMorchandiriO and cattle . .. 1985 8 5 .-7476 10 8 IRISH SOUTH EASTERN (Carlows to Klilkenny. 264 ...