... i , 11 'Au ?? II ; Te iEPROSENTATION oF PAISLEiY.-The Hon. F. Leveson Gower, brother of Earl Granville, has issued an address Solicitingr the confidence of the electors. His address is of a liberal character. LADY FRANKLIN 'has received a letter from Captain F M'Cdiitock, the commander of the expedition sent in search of Sir John Frauklin.' It is dated August 6th, he-u he was at Wahrate ...

... Tra BLOCRADE OF, AND INTENDED ATTACa ON, 0,105, -The Daily News correspondent in China r regarding affairs at Canton :- The only results cf thr blockade, as yet, are-that the inhabitants of tihe toodtrdistricts suffer; trade is checked in Hongkong; b, price of provisions enhanced; the Cantonese are but mitilealfected; and Ma8ao is flourishing. in fact, it is a blckade of HOngkong, not of ...

... ; i:k:44 . 'Et -eb)f - , At c. ?? r> Tmr t ?? ?? IsU1UhOUS -FACT S ABO1U.i' LIAr.AES A h Ashton--Under L3med66 coiity uiiso WdedyMii ~hepShueI cwth 'Bn~hiiifR~i~lj' anti Georg W'alkci;! SYc ~ ldtinee yte surveye{orttit hamlet l'of. Hurst forbj dul gliwey-rates;- Mr ?? for the parties 4tl ssnmosiib` ; ie nvi't h iifiuhdiille'slw ktint 'the crlt dfendiantsnldeecedv1heir libltitip ...

... DOMT1SCMU I M LL EX. . , onenb~r eray does not tose (deatitiod at no wirar -U-4sd~. A in preaunsus to ever, become Lord ~High Admiiral of England) aojimuuin at have Alvertoke. Anestablishment ntnied AvfBnapr, small but am~ple miansitin, has been engaged., apcl in it lit th@ tailor prsnoe hasa for some' little tini pist b!=e APT ] domesticated. Hie baa ail' am-!le reivlnue of sorialita, the. , ...

... TRAGIC AFFAIR IN PHILADELPH[A. ;i The Philadelphia Presl, 'of the 5th icstant, under the iii, Y striking heading'of Seduction, Rmposition, Love, Mar. Ml ariage, Sioaration, Jealousy, and Revenge, says- 27(1 it About half-palst five o'clock yesterday afternoon, the ha, most shockin g tragedy which it has ever been 'our lot to cei 1-record was perpetrated at the St. Lawrence Hotel, on 0 the ...

... ~- - A. L z his Th Pee to C Tho wekymeeting was held yesterday :-Prsct-- 'I led esr. Turner (chairman), Robinson, Halhead,~ Lockrett ,ALI. !he Gladstone, Momdel, Holden, Clint, Anderson, Bold, Chilton, Bat, Ion The Chira submitted a resolution of the Birkenhead itid elt dock committee of the towgp counoil, for the ,Appointment han %ry fthee embes o thdoc trut t ac on hatommtte . X )tMr. Smith ...

... GLEANINGS FPROM AMERICAN PAPERS. - - -- U A poor fellow named Prunty was tried in Lee county, h Va., lest week for horse stealing. The jury convicted II bims of being a fool-or, in other words, they were satie- 5 fled from the evidence that he was too near an idiot io be 0 responsible for his conduct. b DEuPsEATv REIMEDY.-Among other properties owned v by Mr. J. Watson, of Philadelphia, are ...

... MULTU[ IN PARVO. You never saw a ruin without ivy-you never saw a 'dA by rained man but he bad a lawyer clinging round him. B.A A contemporary says he does; not know whether music ,pjg~ft 'is the food of love, but hearing it Always creates in him ,,or tger g~.e love of food. ies rci A boy called on a doctor to-visit his father, who had The the delidum tremens. Not rightly'rernemibeirin. the ...

... THE LIVERPOOL FINANCIAL REFORM I .. AS3SOOATION. in The weekly meeting of the Council was held on Monday 00 one of the vcepresi eats in-the chair. ! t INDIAN, MISQOVEBNMENT AND THiE LONDON PRUSS. ?? were read from, the memorial to the Queen i from the Christian inhabitants of Calcutta, expressing a l deliberate conviction that all the calamities which have v. occurred are direotly ...

... On Wednesday, an application was made at ohambers, no before Mr. Justice Crompton, by counsel, on behalf of is several of the defendants in this case, for particulars of to the charges to be preferred on the several counts of the Otl indictment, which consists of general as well as of specific sti counts. Mr. D. D. Keane, Mr. Coleridge, and Mr. Asp- Al( land appeared as counsel for the ...

... LORD BROUGHAM'S VISIT.-INAUGURATION OF THE QUEEN'S COLLEGE. I A A-- - - . ?? - .- . r . I B A very interesting meeting for the purpose of inaugu- a r rating the Queen's College, recently established in con- i , nection with the Liverpool Institute, will be held on .L Thursday next, at the institute, in Mount-street. As we , have already announced, Lord Brougham has kindly con- a sented to take ...

... THE DOCKS AT BIRKENHE am -) If P(R.TAI TfTPmr\TWti -[ AM - Or .- BIPORTANT MEETING AT MANCIi' - lr A numerous and influential meeting was h-i.e at t e Townl IHil, on Wednesday, to confer with de1,j o, L . the Birkenhead and Cheshire Railway, the U.r. r , Railway, and the Birkenhead commissioniers. ! ; - was held under the auspices of the Mfanchester ' Cirr,6 d Association. The chair was ...