... -, _, i _ C IN By ATAK ?? O .t t ONl TE I .E - E GA~UUI3b4 0! CARTON. a, CAPTURE OFYSHEK-TSENd. gi ,, *, j , . , : YA ONt54i*. 1. I To etrohe s in Canton, just sinig into the slumber of an ordinary gar -on life, vero very roughly Y roused n p in the cor.s o£ week. One of the chief evils to be guarred against in a garrison and climate likec that of tanton is that listless ennu;i that enervates ...

... - ? .. - ?? ?? ?? W-. wimpool Ato-OR ?p iALWIP ?? LCX 8VrPiEuMA; SUMMARl'Y. 1 , . t Aih, ee Iii t'he. Houso' of Lords, last night, the c Tladig Cotlmpanies Winding-up Bill was dis- cuiied Lit SO:II ]Lngtb, and ultimately passed * throu ...

... SEMI-WEEKLY SUMMAR.Y. I In the House of Loris, on Tueslay, tll q secoad reading of the Marriage Law Amnend- Bel oent ,ill, for legalising m;rrial with a sa deceased wirfus s l~ter was lost, alter a long no dlbatO, by a majority of ton-a division shov- ti, iuO 99 fer a011(1 49 agailnst it. Several other tlt Invaliures wsore advanced a stage. in tho House of Commons Lord Stanley n1, slid, inl ...

... - ?? A meeting, convened by placard, and ostensibly | intended to evoke from woiking men an expression ofopir oncondemanatoryof theroryefnorm Ilill, and it favour of a more extended measure, wM held on Wednesday, in the Concert Hall Lord Nelson-street 1 The gillery and the centre of the boey of the room were filled, but there was considerable spare Space under the gallery. The plaeards ...

... Last evening, in the National Schoolroom, Bootle, Mr. Thomas Court, secretary of the Underwriters' Association in this town, delivered an interesting lecture, entitled The Ocean and Ocean Navigation, popularly considered. There was a large and respec-15 table audience, The Rev. Mr. Crump, who occupied t te chair, in opening the proceedings, said that the I gentleman who had kindly consented ...

... I Deduced from observations taken at the Liver vol Ob.ervatory, during the week ending SaturSay, November 19, 1859. Latitude, 530 24' 48 N. Longitude, 3 O' 1 W. ?? , ,'Tiiwefonptllst i |- c 3 O t ItS Ie~t1 gu..ge - ' 05)5f .,v. gund . ue:P lti(>u ci ir. -~s nm I, 1' ?? - O ?? E.tyaiue ?? re i' x t(L orl13,ee. Uro.i- i5 tH~t; -- a= l: c g years.a ne Ragedlfsc CCO-eQOu e13 ?? y. ° NS . ...

... CORRE SPONDNOE.N| TRE DEFENCELESS STATE OF THE MERSEY. TO TJIF EDITOIS OF TUE LIVERPOOL MEZRCURY. Gentleuac(n,--TIIe Alcrey is the greatest seaport in the world. Daring the recent war paniO more seauan in this port joined the royal navy than in all the other ports in the country. Howv is it, then, that at the pjrjent moulent we have not a single juan-of-war to protect our immense ...

... OAdf POPOLI Lme SVPRE& DOMESTIC. A report from Mr. F. C. Webb, C.E:, as to the present state of the Atlantic telegraph, will be found in another column. We under- stand that all hope of restoring the cable has not been abandoned, and that it is not improbable, should the wire escape rust, that it will early next year be lifted and repaired. The Great Eastern steamship is fixed to leave ...

... It seems rather late in the day for Irish Roman Catholics to discover fundamental and insuperable objeotions, on the score of con- science and religion, to the principle of mixed education. That principle has now been in operation in the sister country-.-and we may say, on the whole, in highly successful opera- tion-for upwards of a quarter of a century. It will soon be thirty years since Lord ...

... WEST DERBY GUIIUDUS. |I The weekly meeting of this board was hold yesterday, at the West Derby workhouse, the cuailane prcrent being Sleesrs. rr. Edwards (li the chair), Wenaloty, KirkuI RLedgr oberts.s etoso Shoaw. Morris, Taylor, 1. Ed ardle, imitb lchnsond, latnford. Woods, Abrahams, Roseoe, Bolaw Parkis, feyes, Medealfe. Cheques for out-door relief were drawrin olos-r Potts, £12i; Mr. ...

... ii a, E Vl l l ;~ 1~ J, i, P . -lm T VE T. - ?? mceetfig of, the ieleot vestry since the. ?? of now' 'mnenbers at- the Easter vestry wea held yesterdaly ii the; boardroom..of the, parish officese B3rowimlow iU. The -Rev. Rector Campbell t presided, and the following other gentlemen were n alsop resent :-Messrs. W. Jones, Owen, Willialm Whitby, Whitty, Peek, Cook, Bairsto 'Srd, Wilaaf Turpieri ...

... We perocive that M~r. Ross has added, a neat and eomnfortably-fitted up cnfd and restaurant to his Eidon dining rooms, in South John-street, which will no doubt be a great publio conveniene. RID:enO ON TIJE FOOrrAvic-Mr. Harvey Martin,E a yotm3g man living with his father at Seaforb was snmtonod to the county magistrates oourt on Satur- day, on ths information of Mr. W. A. 3ichardson, surveyor ...