... LIVERPOOL, WZDNESDAY. We have had two arrivals here to-day from the Western Continent with later advices. The screw steamship City of Baltimore, Captain Leitch, arrived in the morning from New York, whence she sailed on the 12th inst., and brings 260 passengers, but no specie. On the 19th she passed the United States mail steamer Vanderbilt for New York, and on the 23rd the royal mail steamer ...

... IS REFOR1M TO BE POSTPONED (From the Saturday .evicie.) The recent monetary crisis and the violation of the Bank Act are, it is true, subjects more pressing than any reform bill; but we have an extra session expressly tor the purpose of considering these imp rtant matters; and even though that alone should not stltice, it is absurd to suppose that 6.50 gentlemen can keep up a discussion on the ...

... THE EST INDIA MAILS SOUTHAMPTON, SAruSnY. The Atrato has arrived with the West India mails. Her dates are Jamaica, Oct 26; Demerrat, 25; Trinidad, 25; St. Thomas's, 31. She has brought 72 passengers. Amongsther cargo is specie to the value of 777,966 dollars, of which 128,791 dollars consists of silver and 649,176 dollars in gold. Her Majesty's ship Brunswick was at Colon, the Tartar and ...

... TO THE EDITORl OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-The decision of the Lords Justices in the case of the Great Northern preference shareholders entirely changes the conditions under which preference shares in rail- ways have been contemplated, and under which they have hitherto been bought fnd sold. I hope you wil admit to yourpaper some considerations, though opposed to your own views. Under this ...

... 2t:7 .TAffR ~flU~S IOAl WY. Cay K iv'. ' ; ~Basildn-pad, IfIL ax X X st ' of the ityofo~ B nrecatwhre,in I ty V6of a h for smYsr. Mr by waite o 'C 1 e In mental cha n the =ihimne.e. ssis ef ired, thi lienalre wnararaema.W savMr. i~t. cotchdescnt. Erly ranplate'dM to thsmer1 oi1 a h tier end of th ltceurhecountry yuhfes ~ o udy Londonnie;i ser hoflis fortunes.BR e cos ,, -habits an excellent ...

... ? 'Cbt..&Utt. wnDWsoR, Nov. 5. The Duchess of Rent, -the Princess, RO a, and E Prince Victor of Hohoenlohe, dine witlh her M= yes- Indi Major-Geneal the Hon.-CharlesGrey ad Mr and Lady mod Frances Reairle had the horow of beling Invited. The Coantass Granvil wrived in the afternoon onn avisit and smi also dined wth the Queenl.. ! tide The bend of the Roal Horse Gnards played at dinner: tr ...

... JVTlTTINGTON CLUB. Last night the half-yearly meeting of the members of the Whittington Club wae held at the Freemasons' Taverr, Great Queen-street, to receive the report of the provisional committee and transact other business. Mr. MrcisI, the president, having briefly opened the proceedings, The SECRETARY read the report, which stated that the accounts bad been duly certified by the auditors ...

... ITE CONTEMPORARIES, GEClALb LLOYD DEFENDS HIMSEL-(Times.)- 0necral Lloyd has come forward to defend himself agnaift the charge of incompetency as shown in his mnagerement of things at Dinapere, but his defence rus ogddly. A it doughfrom my gouty feet Iam pkty- coally ?? to actire bodily exertion, I assert that ?? and intellect I am fully equal, if not Superior, to any of the younger ...

... TOWN AND COUNTRY TALK, The mortal remains of the lon. Edmund Phippse brother of the Marquis of Normanby, were interred on Saturday in the necropolis at Woking, ; A lecture will shortly be given in Brighton on India by Mr. Marshman, brother-in-law to General Havelock. The liberal party in Hampshire hive been purging the South Hants registry, by which a gain, equal to 1,000 votes, has been ...

... THE LEVIATHAN STEAMSHIP, LATEST PARTICULARS. A very general impression seemed to prevail among the visitors to the attempted launch of Tuesday that the efforts to get the vessel offwould be renewedwith success in the course of Wednesday. Notwithstand. ing the rain, therefore, which fell with unmitigated severity throughout the day, a number of persons proceeded to the building yard; but it is ...

... .GATHEINGS PFRON : THE 'PRES. ?? -- - -0 We seem to have been a little unfortunate in our grandiose schemes of late. The Valentia cable has parted, Big Ben has cracked, and now the Leviathan will not budge. If we add to these the collapse of that ela- borate structure the sepoy army, we have a pretty good list of failures for 1857. However, when the strong man sees an obstacle he feels ...

... MEL. IL HOPE, M.P., ON THE CONDITION OF THE RURAL CLASSES. The aiiniversary meeting of the Maidstone Agricultural Association was lately held. In the evening-the members of the association dined together at the Star Hlotel, Mfaidetone ; Mr. Beresford H~ope, ?? in the chair. The hen. gentleman, in pro- posing the toast of the ?? to the Maid- stone Agricultural Association-took occasion to make ...