... I foi TaE BELFAST TEA FRAUDS. 7 We greaty regret to AP hear that this town is not yet done with the ?? reputable an ?? in counexion with the ?? of tbe late John o;f Jamei Moore on the customs. For' the present it would PC not be right to go into particulars; but there is a strong W1 rumour that a very patient investigation has enabled the be Clonatom officials to ?? tea on which no duty has ...

... 1, e 4, % ,% It oECONI) EDITION41 k AMERICA. 1, RRIVAL OF THE B~rI}H AND NORTH AMERICANI t ill ROYAL MAIL STHAM-SIIP AMERICA. 'a Thbe America, Captain Lot, arrived in the Mersey early this morning, bringing from Boston $954,279 and ~- 14,45 sovereignsm and from Hfalifa £5000. ?? dates s. are from New York to the 15th inist. -s The Canada arrived at allaifax on the 18th inst. On the 24th, at 1 ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENE. r - the eo I Sir Rtbert Gerard has left the Clarendon Hoteli Lou-- TII at don, for Garswou'i Warrington. MEse - Mr. Ohlbrles esorge uruns of tbir town, after passing attend kt- the usual examination, received the'degreg of Ph. D. at last, I the university of simsen, Dbcembor 16th,.1867. Gardn er. Joebph lsaling bc placed in the bando of Mr. Holji Joties, Ctle-strst, a ...

... INDIA MAIL ABRANGEMENTS. The followig isa statement of the new India mail ar- rangemants which will come into operation next ser:- ; Mails made up in London: For Bombay-2c, Ith,- 12eb, 17th, and 20th,*of the month. For Calcnte-2nd, 4tb* 9:b, 17th, 20tb, and 25th of the month. Telegrams- due in London: Prom Bombsy-14th and 30th of the month. From Oaloutta-10th and 25th of , the monlb. Mails re ...

... IRAILWAY ]INTRLLIGNGE. Thetrffo etunsofralwas a ?? Kingdom, Ie ber 19 amounted to JolJ £425,S0, and fbori gbd oeespon°ding~week of 1856 to Nor £48,0,Lhwing ?? of l306 .a wAYWEEKLY FETITLN. oa Name of aUlwy. Thb San. KW yes same Maes Jan Week. 18B6. T~OMa. 1856. open. of 11 B and Baljynsusa. 11 1127 812887 28621 as ha Blhadur * 1ot 982 22774 ,299 8281 sea 2512 214 781 0 3 82 Bristol and Ex r ...

... THE LIVRPOOL NERCURY. MONDAY, DBCEMBER 28, 187. FALUS POPUL! LEX SUBMMA.' ?? ?? .. ?? SUM MAP.RY. The Observei, in noticing the preparations for t the marriage of the Princess Royal, says- The. d Court will come to London, from Windsor, on the N 15th of January, after which tile several royal i and distinguished visitors will begin to arrive from day to day, to be present. at the marriage of ...

... NE'WS FROM INDIA. SIR COLIN CAMPBELL AT CAWNPORE. -SIX DAYS' BLOODY FIGHTING. COMPLETE ROUT OFTHE MUTINEERS. RELIEF OF LUCKNOW. GREAT REINFORCEMENTS OF TROOPS. We received early yesterday afternoon, through the Electric and International Telegraph Company and the British and Irish Magnetic and Submarine Telegraph Company, telegrams announcing that Lucknow had been 'relieved, and that the women ...

... THER LIVERPOOL MERCURY. WEDNESDAY, DEBMBER 23, 1857. SALUS POPW011 BOX SUPU3RA. .. His' Excllency Ferukh Khan, the Persian r- Ambassador, and suite, have arrived in London. It is undtood that the Ambassador will take ,leave of her Majesty and return to Paris en route, to Persia in the course of a fortnight. eh The lunoblin of the Leviathan Will not be hi1 ,re~med until the next springs, which ...

... HEALTH OOMMITTEE. The usual weekly meeting of the health committee was held yesterday, In the council ebamber of the Town-Hall. MNr. bi Anthony proelded, and the following other gentlemen were alto c presest :-Mossrs. Vernon, Creilan, Uiafletosse, Eeckwlth, Jolhn-. I son, Haydock, Hodson, Bowring, and Barton. , . I The borough engineer, building surveyor, and Inspector of f nuisances reported ...

... I MANCHESTE.-.T'uh6DAY LAST.-There was an expectation that we should have a somewhat better market to-day, as. a con- sequence of growing facilities in discounts, and of the id per lb gained upon cotton In Liverpool. This expectatiou, however, hais not been realised. In yarns, there have been partial attempts to obtain a slight advance; for instance, certain goods, produced in the north of ...

... 'SIX DAYS' BATTLE WITH THE Rt/ M UTI~EERtS. 0s /iJKNO.W RELIEVED. THE WOUNDED AND WOMEN SENT . E - TO OAWNPOE. Luckiow was relieved about the 20th of November,: and the women and children and wounded were safely - ,sent baok to Cawnpore. The series of operations which ohas ended with this happy result will be csaily' under- B tood by those who bhave followed the narrative of' eveats I as ...

... I {In I thA h vA - (Psein tAS New Ypk Coue'ter ?? Dnqutrer). The universd book which Americans read With an avi. dity that almost raises the perusal to study-the news- paper-has diffused an information as to the affairs of ther great East Indian war which equals and probably exceeds that possessed by the masses of the English people. ?? VW the cultivated circles only of the metropolis are the ...