... IN DIA. Nil Again. we are able to congratulate our readers N a on g0oo1. news from the East. The intelligence b brought- by the present mail-with some very wil pfiffial ?? whimh cannot be regarded as sai a appreciably affecting its general purport-is most I satisfactory and cheering. All the successes pre- mil viously reported are amply confirmed, and the ooc ; painful solicitude awakened by ...

... THE O&PTURE' 0' DEMHX., 21 , X. -- r-.D - . .. or -. The ollowing letter is from an, oficer in the 61st who 01 0ooPI'n .ed. the party -whiqh.took the, Palace, and after- u wards bad the custody of the old' Sing. It-shows (svys.li th.e Tates) what spirit animated every soldier engaged in S 44he siege, and whaA atrocities were committed by the m eeiney even during the final strn;gle, jatifyin ...

... ?? ?? -- The Maicbhester Licensed Victuallera' Association held ad its annual dinner on Thursday evening. `r The Fesematons of Cheshire have subscribed £194 los. le, to the Indian Relief Fund. or The second Cheshire militia has received orders to hold itself in readiness to leave for Ireland at an hour a notice. Sir Francis Knowles, Bart., has taken the foree in, Flint for a steel works, and ...

... Yesterday afternoon, the Rev. H. S. Brown sgai11 addressed a large audience of the working classes at the Concert Hall, Lord Nelson-street. As on former oce4- sions, many Were Unabletl) gain 'Admission. 'The sulbjeoq, of the Wddresswas 1Clean[Iness Is nixt to Godliness,.' 'The reve~rend gentleman, after observing that there woe some doubt as to the author of the saying. though it had. been ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30. 1857. 8 P ILX B&LVS POPVLl EXs SUPERKA. i BUMMARY. Parliament, it le understood, will be opened by ti the Queen in person. Whother the Royal Speec ou on Tnursday next will contain any allusion to a to Reform Bill is still a matter of doubt. The th Jlarning Advertimer believes that it will, but ind. tb mates that, if it does not, an amendment will be ...

... - - - - - - - - - - - OFO la' inm Si, as hi so Sri MO] krl I tA vy no0 ?? tne Ia od 't I ayl tin ren j;. any TltE UNEMVLOYED AND THE PRESENT CRISIS. Onon Tbe ?? EDITORS OF TUB LIVERPOOL MERCURY. Wor Qeutlemen,-Every crisis brings About its distinctive way vicissitudes. Doubtless It does, and it will always be the thei case to the end of time, aud such perlodlcal changes Oact operate in a, very ...

... O, s ?? TBA INARY. ,I The csue of Woolf Levy came again beforo the London Li 'Xnsolvenoy 'Co01 en `11 ThUrsday. 41' ;-The firnst witness called was Mr -Devereuxi, Iwho 1s of examined on the last occasion.: H. nswore that thin- S oeolvent owed him £80. Allie ba- ?? 'ho in- tsolvent ws five guineas for th~e fees he had paid wheal the insolvent was initiated as member of a masonit lodge. Ie said ...

... FRANCE.of PAnts, SATURtDAY.-The session of the Corps, Lezislatif Pos ,was opened at the Palaie Baurbon, this day, at two o'clock 'Der in the afternoon, when a communication 'was reoceived by from the Government. by eur PRUSSIA. ofI B~annow, NOVEMBnEi 24.- 'The severe cold that has Ca set in here so suddenly seems to have produced another ev change in the royal plans, for yesterday the King and ...

... e AMEaRIA. e ARRIVAL OF THE BRITI8H AND NORTH AMERICAN fit ROYAL MAIL STEAAL-SiP CANADA. 05 The Canada, Capt. Lang, arrived in the Mersey last of ight, with New York advices to the 17th instant having left Boston on the 18th and Halifax en the 2QtL. She brings 58 passengers, $101,704, and £15,000 sterling on freight. On the l9th, at 2 a.m., the Canada passed the El Niagara, hence for Boston. ...

... -e uedi Ane We (Tlwime) have received the following letters by the PC pan extra'mail brought by the Normal at a *kon SHAAGR41, SEPiT, -2T. - This morning the Norma, Peninsular and Oriental steamer (xextra, starts for Suez, ci that with 1000 bales of 'silk. She I hai been put ont entirely it adfor commercial purposes, and will probably go round by Ill [oe.s Bolabay. It isiqaits ncertain, ...

... THE COMMENROI'AL OHISIS i . I .1 - s .. few The ObaservIr of yresiter y sa-1 The manifestations ana of confidence which ?? apparent within the the ?? two days have sensibly affected the sdate or business *R. in the various departnmenta. both at the Stock Exchange lost sand in the prodaoe markets. The almost total cessationi and of failures, and the, disposition evinced to regard with ,ro. ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL. mi DETAILS 'OF- THE STATE 0 P LUCKNOW, waort AGRA, DELHI, 'AVWE,- an, .THE NORTH-WEST PROVINCES, VHE PUiNIAUB, .liel ACINDil, A~h U E. *Sion Colt The Overland Maill, with despatahes from Bombay to seni the 3ed int. Cwpore to Oct. 12, Agra to Oat. 8, Scinde aunet -to Oct. 1,rivd in London at mine o'clock on Saturday gun night, fro areilles, o The miagnetio ...