... The engine of the elevein o'clock train from New- castle to Shields and Sunderland, after leaving the Felling station, broke down in a deep ?? &p- .roachiig a long tunnel which runs beneath the vi- . sage of 3 Heyworth. At tb3 moment. the engine brohe dlownv the driver and guard knew that a heav'. goods 2 train, drawii by two Argo engines, was following them, and that the fast train from York ...

... iALUS POPUI? L1X BUPR1MMA. ' orainn The Canadian NeVws says that although A 1 state reasons prevent her Majesty from re- states sponding to the unanimous desire of the minis ?? American provinces that she should pendi -visit that portion of her dominions, her free t Majesty, with her usual courtesy, has.seized by N the occasion of the presence of several of the recipi Canadian Ministers to ...

... -- ?? - - HOM(EOPATHY. IL EYDITORE4 a1 HI' R fTV1TTPfelT AT1PPT' ;ut TO THE EDITORS 0l TlHE LIVErtPOOL MERCURY. I Gentlemen,-In your edition of to-day there ap- it- pears a notice of A Special General Meeting of the 'us Lancashire and Cheshire Branch of the British IMedi- lie cal Association, in wlhicli Dr. Waters, of this city, by iS reported to have said- In Chester there was a. ,he ...

... 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 ...

... SECOND- EDITION. ny [Byt r ?? AND MAGNorrC TELEGRArli.3 l MAL. ,A, Nov. 13I.-The gunboat Swallowv has been :m despatched to Rthodes to inquire into the ?? he rupture between the governor and the En-glish consul L The Vors~ing Post declares that, with the cxecltion as of the unjust and conceited people of Birminhwham and Manchester, the great mass of the peopje of this country care literally ...

... ?? 1s40pNq ?? WA, ;, r -7A* fcrf, ou - IAFFERt.-4n this case, ani adjourned ?? eami' P)of; nation of, the bankrupts, a Jfurther s4djournmant C'Musi took Place to th1t'eeibi, t6allow 'time for leget LL.the assignees to investigate the accounts. At I CONCALME NT 'OFr BliRtH. A' young, woman, i;thle t .TNnanted Maria Smith, a servant with Mr. Davies, Ciatic 111S ?? 330, ?? if; in oustedy,11arkea ...

... 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 ...

... r ?? - I inst Itile Rlot olf ver- ?? :stt !ar, Ira- Ciec ted lie set- iug our- I to lIe. ilse beet a~ve .ealc tied out sich til0. He pro- Itctr Lded the Ords )uld Drds tion cere ight tenst art, tors for the tion Olu- dro- item [By ELEGsuC AND MAOGNETC TZLEGnAPIES. I The weather in London continues mild and damp. William Oliver, the fraudulent share dealer, was yesterday sentenced to 20 ...

... i- mard tw( esti. The first miscellaneous meeting of this society for meg rese the present session was held last evening, at St. Iirii George's Hall, the Rev. H. H. Higgins in the chair. ns the The seoretary -read the following list of donations:- , un- The Proceedings of the Royal Society, vol. 9, Nas. t,, that 31 and 32, from the -society ; the Archsiological pie' Ved, Journal, Nos. 57 and ...

... FOREG MCELLAYY .Lamartine is decided on goinginto voluntary exile ilnEngland, and, in the words of the great emigrant to St. Helena claiming to sit, like Themistooles, at 3Y- the fireside ofthe Persians. . rine U'S The Semafe .ejlgieuse announces that the Prince Inkan Lucien Bonaparte, who is in holy orders, is occupying n himself actively in re-establishing the 'order of St. an, Bernard in ...

... THE CRINOLINE CASE. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. is Gentleme,-NWIth reference to the statement in to-day's Mercro that the real perpetrator of the offence has been found, we wish to observe that before the depositions were taken Yeaterday Mr. Toulmin had a remand offered, to allow ,he hin to prove his raement. He refused the remand, and then stood on a form to make a speech to the ...