... (FROM ova ONVe ConRRSPONDENTs.) ITho following appeared ia our Evening Edition of yesterday]: PARIS, IOXDIAY EvENGso. The Pays has received a letter from London, dated yesterday, which states that according to a wide-spread rumour the question of the Principali- ties had entered into a nowv phase, and that, follow- inr the precedent of the affair of Bolgrad, the ex- isting diltbrences will be ...

... 13OUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, Aug. 10. The Royal assent wits given by commissitin to several bills, r which had received the assent of both Houses of Parliament. Several bills on the table were forwarded a stage, and their lordships adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS, MONDAY, Aug. 10. c THE OATHS BILL. Lord J. RUSSELL, brought up the report of the select corm- mittee appointed to consider the act of the ...

... (T7hOfollowng speared in our Late Edition of Monday a) Nn 6|nnon reni nn A . e .. . On Thursday morning, at a much earlier hour than was generally auticipated by the public at large, the Emperor and Empress of the French arrived at Osborne. The visit is be- yond all doubt a strictly private ose, and such precautions have been taken to insure its being kept so that literally nothing whatever ...

... ABEsDREN, Tuesday.-For the week ending on Saturday the average per boat here, would be about six crans: since of then the take has been very small indeed. no STONREAVEN, Taesday.-In the week ending *with Satur- pI day, each boat would average about 13 crans, or say, 23 to hc 25 for the season. The fishing for the last two days has ril been exceedingly small. -hi PETERKEAD.-Tlse 246 boats here ...

... Thk usual fortnightly meeting of this board was held pi yesteraay at the workhouse, Brownlow-hill. The Rev. se Rector Campbell, the chairman, presided; and the other V members present were-Messrs. Woodruff, Shaw, Bair- ti otow, Denton, Syers, Williams, J. Jones, Critchley, Craw- V ford, Syred, Jackson, Richardson, Owen, Cropper, W. hi Jones, Mellor, and Smith. C WORKHOUSE COMmITEE. tt From the ...

... The James Baines and Champion of the Seas clippers, Captains M'Dornell and M'Kirdy, left Spitbead at 1 p.im. on Saturday in tow of the powerful steam tugs (which f took them from Liverpool to Portsmouth harbour) Reso- r lute and Blazer. The James Baines took oat Lieutenant- Colonels Ingram and Legh, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonels Burton and Turner, Captains Hawkins, Harene, Venables. Jones, ...

... MB. BRIGHT FOR BIRMINGHAM. W -rib or We fully share in the satisfaction with which o n e Liberal politicians of all grades, and many who h a nare not Liberal in any party sense of the term, ala' have anticipated Mr. Bright's reappearance in try at the House of Commons as member for Birming- IsIl a ham. We gladly hear of the renewed health and wh e strength of one of the ablest and moat upright ...

... L * Yarmouth Election.-At the nomination on Monday lmorning, A. W. Young, Esq.; ?? Melior',' Esq., the Liberal candidates,' were eidcted -withdut opp6'osi-' r tio'n.1 ' We regret. to learn that Mr. Augustus E. Fuller, late M. -P. for East Stissex, died on Thursday' after-~ rnoon, after a very short ilhiess, from diarrhcea.- TIhe deceased.gentleman was born in 1777, and was son'of: the late Mr. ...

... eli On Monday afternoon last, at two o'clock, a lamentable oh accident took place on the West D-rby-road, near the lo Zoological Gardens, by which Mrs. Garner, wife of M1r. J. John Garner, ironfounder, of Wood-street, in this town, by was killed on, the spot. It appears that Mrs. Garner, r.) accompanied by her sister, left her residence, Belmont- te road, in a small pony gig, for the purpose ...

... TE lTORIES AND THE RODNEY-STMEET WARD I -- ELdECTION.I TO THE EDITORS OF TUB LIVERPOOL MERCURY. Gentlemen,-Your paper of to-morrow will no doubt contain an account of the unopposed return of Mr. Charles .M0zley as a member of the Liverpool town counoil-tho first Jew that was ever honoured with a seat in our local parliament. It has been a matter of great surprise since the caudidateship of Mr. ...

... ' THE TOWN DUES. a TO THEI EDITORS OF THE LIVETIPOOL ifERCUAY. g Gentlemen,-In the report of the proposed agreement dbetween. the corporation and the promoters of the Mersey ?? Bill, ats regards the transferof the town dues to te nw tustI d no obsrveanynotice relative to the exemption of the freemen from the payment of town adues. Can you inform me whether any change is intended, 4or whether ...

... dtgtrfnqti faifilt na fH ti1mkual, &r. l a - . - -.1 - - A .PERNYGsVL, GER TRaFFrNNOX.-Ar yr ail a'r trydydd oWr mis hwn, cynn-aliwyd syfarfod blyneddol gan y Bedyddwyr ynjy lie hwn, pryd y traddodwyd prqgethau galluog a dylan- .wadol gan y Parcheligion nughes', Garth; Roperts, Trei- 'ffyon on; Owens, Bagiltt; a T. R. Davies. MERTRYR.-Dydd LMan, Awst 3yfdd, cynnaliwyd syfarfod i yfed te yn. ...