... 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 FRANC E.-Notbing is as yet decided about Gene- ral Cavaignac, M. Goudchaux, and M. Carnot the newly-elected deputies for Paris, taking the oSdIS to the constitution and their seats in the legislative body; but of MM. Ollivier and Darimon, two less important members of the democracy, there is no doubt. These are less straitlaced in their principles. It is probable that the three first Damed ...

... LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. THE QUEEN IN MANOHIESTER | The reception of the Queen by the people of Manchester was one upon which we may Con. gratulate the entire cuntry. The enthusiasm of the people was honest and hearty. There is not another sovereign in Europe who could count upon so spontaneous a welcome, And wherefore ? The simple answer is, because there is not another sovereign who ...

... IrUBLISRHED ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON IN TIME FOR POST. POSTSCRIPT. LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OFFICE, SAruany ATrzxreoe. TBE REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT IN ITALY. MARSEILLES, July 3. The packet from Genoa brings intelligence that the conspiracy, dihcovered there on the 29th ult., was Mazzinian. About 200 arrests took place, and several thousands of muskets, considerable munitiens of war, and stillettees ...

... On Thursday afternoon, a meeting of the electors tf the city of Lund ,n was held at the London Tavern, -9or the purpose of considering the rejection by the Mouse of Lords of the Parliamentary Oaths bill. The meeting, although coavened by advertisement and placard, was not very numerously attended. The -nocu wae scarcely halt fall. Baror, liothenhild on en- leciag Wee reoeived with oheers; he ...

... THE O-CABAOTER 'Op' THE PSI~TT .rn ?? o i ! ., ,. ' I- ' i - TO AMsi XDM1roF.:O-na;XoLws'a.MW~p SrWe 'cadbot have~ a stronger piotpof-ofputies-; ceirce in a physical body, thani 'When swarms of para- stide inseets--crawa,~feed,, and breed upon-it.-. The same.! ~*ifhthedboDdy politic. -;Wh~enthe ?? wit :c~.ein~ gltt~iiianv~a ?? are ?? thesbs64,16,dro dif the ponc, ver' nsaisantryand eminently ...