... INGURATION OF NEWTON'S STATUE AT GRANTHA.NI LORD BROUGHAM'S ADDRESS. On Tuesday, the ceremony of inaugurating the statue of Sir Isaac Newton took place at Grantliam, Lincolusbire. Newton was born at Woolstlsorpe, a village six miles south ,of Granthiam. But lie commtenced his education in this towni, at the Grammar School; here hie made many of those mnechanical models which so early showed ...

... rto We roegreat tohea.rh that rs. Janes ITO].%e the 4 ladyI forwotycifmgsrenow lies dan- gerously ill in London. L - The anniversary of the Licensed Victuallers' Society will, we understand, be celebrated on the tV 28th of next month, by a grand dinner at the ri ?JR Adeiphi Hotel. The Mayor has signified his linten- a & . tion to be present. IC w~l Mr. Robert Teare has received the temnporary ...

... CORRESPONDENICE. ST. PETER'S WAPD. TO THTE EDITORS OF THtE LIWEPPOOL MERCURY. Gcntleinen,-It having been stated that St. Peters ward is to lose the services of J. C. Fernihouog, Esq., I beg leave to state that this is incorrect. Mr. Fernihoogh, though in delicate health, will oftfr himself for re-election on the 1st November next; and front his high talents and past services there can be no ...

... DOMESTIC INTEILIGENCE. ly MtL. 11' SAYSm*E LAcnDo.-'Mr. Welter Savgesltted 21tLardor hzrsetak-eaup his. residenc atCe1as, whlere barre]_s In- his family, whlich is numeirouslpses fine estate :, headed andoofheriu fbtsftilt ralie;,tha.t it roes Id lies led to awroco-'seiliation between. the-aged poet anti andshc his wife, Ffter a separation-of 40-years.-Qkelttn/ccnm hisgu ds 'xe minr..r loudly: ...

... be A BILL TO EXTEND AND AMVEND THE ha F.EOPLE'S REPRESENTA'FION IN PARIJA- hi! MENT (ENGLAND). ofi whereas more than six millions of aduhlt mnale gr ersons have the constitutional right to vote, whilst 5e Ettle snore than one million are le-gally privileged to th exercise tbat right, and upwards of five millions are co' deprived of it. And whereas it is expedient that so at, large a proportion ...

... TIHE BRAEMAR GATHERING. (From the Abe'rdeen Journacl) perl This annual meeting of clans took place oin Friday imp niternoon on the usual spot adjolisiug the old Castle neei of birseinar. The site, as is well known, occupies ofI the centre* oavalley for the most pr ursdd~u by an awpnhicai'tse of pietaresqueomountainis. This *of t meting,, besides drawing the clans together, affords resg. th ...

... it II ONs Friday, thle new Indian Council, embodied -under the of Act Of last session, met for the first time, and at once enter- It ed on the discharge of their important fanctions. The Sit- I e- ting, which lasted upwards of two hours, Vas occupied of chiefly in settling the future mode of procedure, and the b o- President, in exercise of ties authority conferred upon binst a- by the Act, ...

... I The following notice, signed by thie Secretary of the T! Atlantic Telegraph Company, and daoted Vulentia, Saturday, be~er September 4, baabeen published:- ' to la Sir-I ail instructed by the directors to state that, owing to Of Li some ecuse at present not. ascertained, but believed to arise dlyin from a fault existing~ in the cable at a'point hitherto uendig- Chr! covered, there have been ...

... t- a-r ir = To the Editor of Th7e Bristol Mercury. Sen-I notice an article in your paper of Saturday last, en- titled Board of Health Doings, referring to their proceedings on St. MichaePs bill and that almost unfrequented locality, Alfred-hill. Some abort time ago, Blshop-etreet, St. Paul's- `no thoroughfare_recelved their attention, and about the same time Broad-street was paved, against ...

... TIME OF TRAINS LEAVING EDINBURGH FOL UNDEIUIENTIONED PLACES. AUGUST 1858. I.: The abbreviations withi parenthesio-7(Caj), (S. C.), (E. ann G.), (N. B.). (E. P. and D.i-signity Caledonian, Scuttish. Central, Edinburgh and Glasgow, Nerthi Britiso, and0 Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Railways respeeelvely, and intinmate that the trains start from the termini el these railways in Edinburgh at the ...

... A few details of the latest operations in India have been received at the East India House. In the Benares division Capt. M'lIullen has cleared a village of the insurgents, killing and wounding twenty. In the district of Allahabad, Captain Dennehoy has overtaken the Rajab of Rewa, and killed about two hundred of his followers. In Central India the Gwalior rebels, after their de- feat on the ...

... Tlhe decree of the French Government, per- chic m.itii.g thle importation of foreign corn, expires it t, on the 30th instant. Considerable anxiety is then now felt on the subject ; the fear being that, if fron the decree is not renewed, the obsolete sliding bod' scale will be again revived. thro sires Further news has reached us from Valentia as scru tci the unfortunate Atlantic cable. The ...