... SJAIUs POPULI laX BURnMA. An account of the combat at Montebello, forwarded by the correspondent of the Times from P'avia, states that the object of the Austrians in their advance on that place was to ascertain the position of the French, and that that object was attained before the troops retired. He further states that the number of troops which crossed the river Po under Count Stadion was ...

... i WilY ARE WE ARMING? One of the speakers in last week's debate, ) alluding to our foreign policy, argued, with a more plausibility thais soundness, that this country is guilty of a gross inconsistency as a a neutral Power in hurrying on her defensive 0 armaments. It is notorious that our warlike t preparations, though of a purely defensive character, have been commenced in conse- quence of ...

... HOUSEWIF- CNIR,-- | HEOUSEWIE'S COR2.En, P. LIVERPOOL &NID BIR1lhU1AD MAUKETS. W. ' *Vednesdaa. Wednradoy. sd. a. d. sd. & d.t Eleer ?? ?? ;i j~ . ,7 o ?? ?? U6 dG iB9diA mutton ?? , a.,7 ., 0 0 8. Ve r i ?? ?? 8 .. 0 70.0 8, Lamb ?? 0 0 08 Fr6e'.1ilork ?? 0°63 0° 9; PCj. 07 Lobztere ,, ?? . 0 8 I0 0 I.00 S on ?? . .. .. 12 I 0 . . 1 3 . 1 0 Rublwes ?? 08 0 . 0.00 B~ret ?? ' 4 C O : 8s.ii ...

... | (From the Carnaron Herudd.) m M ?? FRIDAY, `IiiRHR P.=, to Since our Lba publication twenty-one bodies have Iebeen washed up at Llanallgo, two at Llanaigrad, aone at Redwharf, two at Llanfairmathafarheithaf. AAmong them were Jdseph Potts, of Crewo. This a poor fellow met with an accident at Ballarat, and ,: broke his thigh. A subscription was got up for him on board to a gemiderable amount. ...

... ' D The Rev. William Alfred Tattsrsall, M.A., has t been licensed by tho Bishop of Chesterto the per- I petual ouracy of Saint Saviour's Church, Oxton, n Choshiro, void by the death of the Rev. Williau v Cockcroft, on the n6minatioa of the Rev. Joshua s King, rector of Woodchurch, the patron. t LANcASTRR INSOLVENT COURT. - Discharged (I forthwith ` Williaw. -Gardner Pahler, shipping h] agent, ...

... LATE ST A D TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. THE CONFERENCE. [REUTZR'S TELEGRAM.] ZURICH SEPT. 6. Autria desires a guarantee from Saruinia againsb all future secret intrigues in Italy previous to making ayconcessions at the conferences. lb is asserted that the principal object of the visit of Prince Metterc nich to St. Sauvour was to endeavour to arrange an interview between the E mrperors of France and Aus- ...

... Nam; .o ielway. i Sanse fff-yr's NnmoqBa way. VWeek. 185t. Total. Belfast and Ballymena.. 128t 1397 12965 B'lead, IL & Cheshire . 3022 2977 31268 Bristol aiid Vxeter ?? 7826 7615 69267 (Jcidoniao. ?? , 16200 13870 75924 Cork and Bandou ?? 277 297 309 Cork, B'rork, & Passage.. 436305 3543 3)eeld,,. ?? 3S3 344 7936 Dublin & BlfastJune.., 1341 1331 13357 Dundoe, P., &A. June.. 1OSS 1143 6941 ...

... 1ULTUNI IN PARVO. I - He _ _ . ?? il. The Right l Pon. C . 'Viliers, Prcsident of the r) Poor-la,wBoard, M as appointed Air. J. Thornely as his private seorotary. e 't'lheex anfssotihespecialluisa onof theRightHion. vy rv. F.id ,,tone to the Ionian Llnuds amiounted to On1 Soturday, an irish droverwasrobbedof'£23210,. and brutally il4reated, by four men on the high- n- way. ]tsweou Doncaster ...

... The weekly meeting was hold yesterday; present- Messrs. Dover (chairman), Shoil, Beckwitb, Cros- thwaite, Anthony, Avison, Bowring, Gladstono, Crellin, Barton, and Stitt. The borough engineer, building surveyor, and inspector of nuisiueces reported various particulars of the operations in their soveral departuientl during the week, fronm which it appeared that 122 nuisances complained of by ...

... An alarming colliery accident took place on Thu r- day afternoon, at the Silkatone Main colliery, Mosbro' Moor, the property of Mieesrs. Swallow. About three o'clock an immense amount of smoke was dis- covered issuing out of the drawing or up-oeast shaft. This was an indication that a fire had brokes out in the pit. There is a steam engine in the pit for the purpose of securing ventilation. ...

... TEStMONIAL TO6 -M JOHN VANDENHOFF. . I ?? In I The fiiends and admnireri of Mr. Vaddenhoff have C availed themselves of' that geitlenman's visit to this size town to present to him the elegant testimonial which Bo was subscribed for in Ootobei last as a tribute of the their esteem and t ,eir appreciation of his great merit as an actor. The presentation took place on Satur- P' day last, at Mr. ...

... TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MIERCURY. Gentlemen,-I have just returned from Scotland, where the noto of preparation for a fitting celebra- tion of ?? centenary is sounding far and wide throughout the land. AU classes, from the peer to the peasant, from the great manufacturer to the mechanic, are being worked up to an unlimited pitch of entilmsiasm, and the praises of Scotland's bard will be ...