... IlZU .SUUUV Luo M&u MC P. PMp . Berg ,~A very heavy gale prevailed along all our coasts on the ma a, night of Wednesday and Thursday morning last. At 1mlig ea Liverpool it was most.violent on Thursday night, and on a I ?? morning, about seven, a vivid flash of lightning Balic *~and a peal of thunder broke over the town, accompauied is b ,a with copious ?? Wednesday night Dublin was why , ...

... LATEST NEW. WeLA.Th FROM AMBRICIA. rpra ARRIVAL OF, T11a oi~y, ON? wAsHINGTON beaed Thes screw steamer City of Washington, Captain Petrie, eed arrived in the Mersey last night, with one day's later 1~itriA tadvices from New York, having made tbe pa'sage in it tlie 12 days 2 hours. She brings a full cargo, sand 266 'coan- passengers. On the 16t, at 6830 a.m., when in lat. 40 nreaN., lou. 69 W., ...

... in 'IRISH kGRItLCTURAL STATISTIOS! 31I . . . - . I I.. I b - , , rei S The report of Mr. Donnelly, the reglatrargeiheral, for dei a 1857, lau been published,, giving the 'returne of' sgriccui Wm 0 turat produce 3nd cattle, as these have been collected 'by b un o the constabulary, acting as enumerators: Th.eir iuilcirles ev1 a began on the 2nd of June. The report Is addressed to his no ...

... MULTUR IN PARYO. The first regiment of Derbyshire mailitia. have intimated their willingness to volunteer for India. Btrnie Roman remeains have been discovered 'by the vitshing tiown, of a Portion of the cliff, at Filey, in Tu~kihire. .lin The Lord-Lieuteniant of Northumberland. Earl Grey, ha. appointed Robert, Stephenson, 113q., M.P., a deputy. lieutenant of the county. On Monday, Mr. Robert ...

... . Eungarians thiak that the government will find it r extremely diffiault to get in the taxes this year, sr great 9 is the dearth of money. The great landed proprietor a and peasants have more corn than they know what to do s with, but cash they have little or none. e A letter from Smyrna, in the ?? de la Flotte, says- A Frenoc subjeot has been arried off and held e to ransom by some brigands ...

... ,s TH REV. H. S. BROWN AND TIHE WORKING or CLASSES. 10 THB EDITORS OF THE LIVREPOOL MERcuay, a Ge tleroen,-I was glad to witness the Concert Hall, !0 Lord Nelson-street, agaia crowded to excess at tho com. In menc mert of the 1t1v. H. S. Brown's Sunday lectures to e work men, and the3 interest with which all listened to d- ther marks made on Poor Rlebard's Almaeack. It Ir appe s a great ...

... THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATKON FOR THE: ADVANCEMENT OF SOCIAL SCIENCE. I According to the programme, the business of the eections II ought to have been brought to a close on Thursday ; but so numerous were the papers to be read, and es lively andw prolonged the discussions, that much remained to be done - on Friday morning. Mids Carpenter read a paper on. 0 Female Reformatories,! and her audience ...

... _ - - - ?? - - - - t THE POLICE AT AJBIURTH-HIGHWAY A ROBBER& n TO THS NDITORB OF TOE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. Lt Qontlemen.-1 take theiberty of addressing a few line 1, toyotk in order to expoed the gross negligence which we n have repeatedly experienced In several outskirts of the town on the part of the ponae force. I have myael had ,sufficdent reason to complain of it on many diffdrent cocso. a ...

... THE POTATO DISEASE, Tothe Ebn'Oltbf 7h Au.&EIMZEJidhxA . ?? 3 Saa,-I take til-libarty of bringing- before your ?? proposed remnedy'for this widely-spreadhalamity, 'which may not have been hitherto thought of or tried, and which~ has -redck, be g ted by Mr James Drummesnd, gardener ~neaT .lesois, disease seems very rational, the firsb.%eiig- aatrrlbed'tor the- ~Soe St, Bmembered portions ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. BANIKRUPTS.-(From Last Night's Gazette]. William ClaytonWatling-street and West Smithfield, London, wholesale perfumer Frederick Ryder. Basinghall-strect, London, wholesale stationer Lambert Philip Molledown, London, manure-dealer I Frances Ferman, Leicester-square, London, coffee-house keeper John Catt and Arthur Wellington Callen, Lower Shadwell, Middlesex, beer ...

... I rj ?? P'trtiwq, 'I SA2 JTRDAY, Ocromga 31, 1857. I _- .. . .. THE FALL OF DEELHIL - AT length the news so anxio nslY anticipated has arrived, s and the magic syllables, s Delhii is taken, are ringing in r the ears of Europe. The expectations which had been 1formed regarding the improving chanes of our troops before the rebel stronghold are not belied: at the 7 earliest moment when prudence ...

... VISIT OF THIE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE TO SHEFFIELD. On Wednesday the Duke of Cambridge vieitrd Sheffield for thle purpose of laying thle foundation.stone of a monument to thle memory of the soldiers froni Stheflield and neighbourhood wlhq fell in thle Crimea. The monument orighiated with a few Working men, nvio formed tbemseivesittto a committee and ep- pealed to the gentry of the town and ...