... FOREOIGI'INTELLIGENCE. I- 8,UNITED STATES AND CANADA. ie The screw steamship Nova Scotian, Captain C W 11 Mtqaster. which left Quebeoon the'23rd ult., reached the Mersey on Thursday.! morning., She, brings 58 Fl cabin and 123 steerage passengers. w m General Williams bad arrived in Canada, where, to .g in the oeveral towns visited by him, a complete ova- bi tion aivaited hin{. 'The gallant ...

... (By HLEorUIC AND bTAOX=~C TLEGLEOAP113.] T The Earl and Counteas-of Derby, and Lady Emma Stanley, are on a visit to her Msjesty : TO The Army Contract Commission met at Woolwich yesterday, after a week's adjournment. an, . The barque Ellen Morrison has been towed into on p Torquay Roads, with the captain and two others tie & safe on board. 7 The death of Count Esterhazy, minister of ...

... FORLEIqN :?N. ELLI., x FRANCE. The Paris paperFConstiEutioI F re n c h G o v e r n m e nr ?? ?? s ta te s th a t th e ir e anc ovement is at present occupied in do- visit means of preventing the disasters which arise in France from bad harvests. A table has been pr- pared showing the price of the loaf in Paris fiom 1801 to 1855 in which it is considered that the 2 lb. loaf when below 35 ...

... FATHER GAVAZZI'AT BIRKEN- H HEAD. THE CONFESSIONAL IN BELGRAVIA. If ) - tr Last evening, Father Gavazzi, the celebrated co Italian orator and reformer, delivered a lecture in a. the Argyle Room, Argyle-street, irkenhead, on hi 3TIhe Confessional in Beigravia.I .he audience was III numerous and highly respectable. he The padre started by saying that he would prove he the confessional to be ...

... Una. ie. POLIICAL DESECRATION OF THE SABBATH IN RODNEY-STREET WARD. TO THfE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. Gentlemen,-I take the liberty of condemning through your columns the deseci-ation ?? in thisward yesterday, by the delivery of voting papers, &c.,to the burgesse. I think al )et. the name of Mr. Job is a sufficient guarantee that he was not a, party to this breach of the fourth ...

... It is strange that among the multifarious nat Royal Commissions and Parliamentary Com- Wi inittees appointed on any and every occasion wri by legislative vigilance, no demand has yet exe been made for a thorough official inquiry into wer the moral, social, and economical results of WOT the abolition of slavery in our West India que f possessions. If ever a complete and compact On body of ...

... I! SA2.tU PoBolI ax SFin.. f -. A--- - 0i - L- En X- ?? f -stUMMARY. It VPpears feom a repert issuleui by -the g general eommihtee of the Indian Relief aud that the total ~amount -of -Subscriptions, .with interest and -premiums on investnient4, re- S cetevd. up) to'the 27th ultimo, was £433,620, io and that the total expenditure was £169,268, bi leaxing a balance in hsnd of £265j,60. ye Mr. ...

... THE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS T 1. . ICOMMITTEE. fro ig, a The usual fortnlghtly meeting of this committee was held at yesat terday afternoon, in the boardroonm of the schools, at i )~ t irkdile. Mr. Churchwardsn ,oncspresidledand the follow. Car and ing other gentlemen were aleo present: Messrs. B~airstow, tilr :able a CheseyJakson, Syred, Williams, Whitty, Sicott, io lila. Coates, the governor of ...

... LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. wriy urentic last A?~T~.rnYT~svaluable ltANOTHER LARGE STEAMER linde's, bay DESTROYED BY FIRE. f the C, the ? -St. Bridi ties On Tuesday night, the Hudson, a fine first-class to the ut ever ?? iron steam-ship, 2500 tons regiter, belonging to the Oely wer te New York and Bremen line of mail packets, was hers of ea A des'royed by fire while lying in the port of Bremen ...

... In lurlt 'fl accid a THE WORKING CLASSES. the I TO THE EDITORM OF TILE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. Bour Gentlemen,-In the present day there is a good the deal of flattery of the working classes. That they ad'ol are meritorious I do not deny; but they must not bel . permitted to imagine that there is no merit i theand it world but theirs. If they would do half as much for re id themselves as is proposed ...

... WALLASEY BOARD o01 HvAJTl ter- The monthly meeting of this board was hold last the evening, at the public offices, Egremont. The chair- re-was occupiedby Mr. Nathaniel Caine, and the other ntmembers present were Mefssrs. Fishiwiek, Marshall, not Poole!y Holmes, Ball, Wilson, Hill. and Hughes. a Mr Hassall, theb law-clerk, brought under the ery notice of the board what had been felt bythe ...

... I y;'J Ths adourned anneal meetiin of the proprietees of this ti in lstitution ws heldlast evening et the ,ibrary, Bold-street, for the purpose of receiving and coneidering the report of tha be epeela committee upon the inances aud general working of Ft ler the institution. Mr. John Ffetaher presided. Thero woe a at, large attendance of proprietors, The chairman having ex- all at :ylained se ...