... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... TNIR. HENLEY, MTP,, ON PROGRESS. THA31E,FRIDAY.-The annnual meeting of ?? Agricnltural Association was held yesterday. In the afternoon a dinner took place, whichi was attended by the Right lHon. J. IV. Henley, M.P., Col. North, M.P., Mr. T. T. Bernard, M.P., &c. The CHIAIRMAN gave the health of the members for the County of Oxford, which was enthusiastically drtmk. Mr. 1ITNI.IEY, M.P., ...

... STRIKING CONFESSION OF A CONVERTED I UNITARIAN MINISTER. TuE Rev. J. I. T. Coolidge, of Boston, United States, who, as already stated in our columns, lifs recently renonncod Unitarianisrm for othodox and evangelical religion, and whose secession has created great ex- citen'elnt amongst the Unitarian body, gives the fol- lowing very interesthrg personal narrativc in his fare- well sermon to his ...

... .gy E.ELECT.IC.1 - TELEGRAPH -4-- FRANCE. The jjoniteetr of Friday. announces the cessa- tion for the interim of the Ministry of Public Works. The Emperor received at Biarritz the French treaty with Chinat. The amount of indemnity to France is not yet fixed. The Prince of Prussia has accepted a formal and pressing invitation from the Emperor Alex- ander to visit Warsaw. The King of PFussia ...

... S-ortiffit ;GERMANY AND THE BALTIC. - sp (Frnoxi OUR OWN COrIrnSPONDENT.) St HAM BURG, September 11, 185S.-With every in- be urination to say tolltiitig more of Denmark and the D)uchies, it is impossible altogether to discard the theme, as some new phase is continually presented that gti-os a transient interest to a question with the very mention of which everybody has long since become ...

... THE SIGNING OF THE CHINESE TR.E ATY. (Front the Triems.) At last-we may say there is peace with China. We to- |day publish not only tire fact of tie Treaty having beei siiigned, but also tire mode of signature and the details of the ! ceremony. II that isolated jose-house, on the steppe one ; mlile beyond Tien-sin, which has been several times men- I tioned in connection wvithl these ...

... Imbe Mat'lp Aeb)i54 DRURY-LANE. Tais EvErIs7,1 THE BOSE OF CASTILLI. Messrs. W. Harrison, Glover, St. 'lbIn Honey, and Bartieman: Mlisee L. and S. Pyne. Conduetor, ?? A. Mellon.-And a DIVERTISSEMENT. Mdee. Eilla Miebelet, Paequaste, auci Morlacehi.- Commence at bs.U-1pOe 7 . HAYMARKET. Tgrs EVrseni, THE WAY TO KEEiP HINM. Meeers. Buck'ton., Howe, and Farren; Mmr. C. Sinclair.-THE DAUGHTER OF ...

... CHESTER.N 4 ROLTYHRD RAiLIVAY. Yesterday the usual half-yearly general meeting of the proprietors of the above railway was held at the Enston-station, Mr. WYLLIAM JACXSON, M.P., in the chair. The report contains a statement of assets and liabilities which exhibits an estimated balanceol 15,2821. 1s, in favour of the comptny, after liquidation of all claims, including re- placement of the ...

... T'HE 8Lxif 07 IVJ6HT AND SO UTHAMPIOK mILOTS. )e Mr. Clifford, the member for the Isle of Wight, y broughofwethrsd ?? ease- f Ithe Isle of Wight pilots in the at House of Commons last session, and complained that many 3 of them were starving, and that the Southampton pilots had B. unfair advantages over them. Formerly there Was no dig- ji tio= n as to dutle aandprivileges between the ...

... | TlTE LATE FAILURES. - (Fkort fle Times City Article.) Witbin thlee 'prst fortnigbt details have been given of various felaless in London and Liverpool. They were mostly connected with the Honduras Limber trade, and have more or leee preseuted the old features observed in the majority of cases during the panic of last year. Th' first on the list was that of Blesers. Hyde, Elodgr', and Co., of ...

... 4 ue LEEDS. ~al ry TUESDAY, SEPTE-MBER 21. Dn 4 _ he~ BALMORAL, Thusrsdecy, S&yt. 16.- The PrinceI Consort ent outdeer stalking to-ay The Queen pro. isceeded to Ma1r Lud~o, accomipanied by f-ie Royal Highness x tbe Prince of Wale. The Earl of Derby also accompanied !BB er Majesty, who wvas attended bay thle lady and the equserry 55in waiting. Lord Derby will take leave of the Queen o ad ...