... , MUL TUM IN PARVO. lV On Wednesday niglht, the extensive premises of 21, Messrs. Keiller and SoDs, the celebrated marmalade 0 manufacturers, DIundee, were destroyed by fire, X'r. W C. 3lacteady, the eminent tragedian, is Ueri now, v uinderttand, conducting a school at Sher- 7 borne, in DorsotAhire. -MiddlC OCass Repotefr. SI the differences whith have arisen in the Glarrick a.- club out of ...

... 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. ...

... ?? TIE SOCIAL EVIL. TO TIlE EDITORS 01 XTHE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. Gentlemen,-The friends of order will rejoice at the partial aervice rendered bv the meeting of magistratee ysetenxjy to the cause of morality. Seductive vice is pronounced to be rampant and on tet in- crease in Liverpool, by the concurrent testimony of tho wholo bench of magistrates. We are worse, or appear worse In the eeal of ...

... SEII-WEEK(LY SUMMwlARy. I Tle wveek opened well. Peacea seems now to i b2 dcitledly inl the ascendat. The Emperor| ?? appyearz at last to have been aroused his prolonged dreall, of military glory, 1,1 to be beco11intg conscious that the attempt t reali5e that pleasing dream might end in 1,istorlcal repetition of facts of a most riortieving, ald unpleasant kind. The pacille ti le ill the ...

... I Namo of I15511Wy7 T~d BSle 1111-yr's Neolate and lsyb . *eek. 1858. Total. 8832 6 1t85 Ballat an'd Bellymiena. IDEo 1067 10378 B'haad. L.. It C ..shir 2448 9303 24084 Bristol and Exetet ?? ,539 5310 '40180 .Calesoonbin 11l00 11311 60053 Cork and studon ?? 316 340 2683 Cork, Breck. dI' rio 211 183 223' peeid n ?? - ?? .. S2O 20S 6 3 Dnbi'Met- -&i:Beliibtjttn 1143 1014 1149. Dtmdee, P., &k ...

... sureign ?Rtdtipcc. AMERICA. [Fromv our Correspondent.J LivERFOOL, Thursday. The screw steam-ship City of Baltimore, Captain Leitch, which sailed from New York on the 12th instant, arrived here at an early hour this morning, bringing 165 passengers and 184,202 dollars in specie. On the 14th inst. she passed the steamer City of Wash- ington, hence for New York. Thee steamer Arabia arrived at ...

... Re Rtetmls. THE NEAPOLITAN EXILES. - The Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, M.P., and Mrs. Gladstone, entertained at din- ner, on Wednesday evening, at their residence on Carlton House Terrace, the Neapolitan exiles Signor Settetnbrini and Signor Spaventa. There were also present the Duke and Duclhess of Argyll, the Earl of Carlisle, the Earl of Southesk, Lord and Lady Overstone, the Right Hon. James ...

... TAE PIEdNI'X CLUB TRIALS. Daniig thie whole of list week the trial of a man namedl. Sul'ivan, charged with being a member of an illegal- sqo- ciety, has been going on. The evidence, was, aliiost entirely off the same character as that previouslyelicited4 and adds but littleto the facts alreadyinade known by the- preliminary investigations made before the; Magistrates,. but 'some docimlentary ...

... -LATEST [NEWS. BY ELECTBIC AND INTERNATIAXAL TEGP.&aija OmrXoNv TLMPLE BUInDINGS, NEW STRUT. AUSTRIA. 6Reutef's llejxr.) DREtSDEN, Saturday Evening. - The semi-official Dresden journal publishes a lettee from Vienna, in which it is stated- that Austria has, according to article 47 of the Final Act of Vienria 2(Wiener Schlui-ssacte), ?? to the Federal Diet preparations for war (Krieggsbereit- ...

... . ppl-lialkilt 26-110 V QV. : [BY EViscTItt ?? IAH] -T- , IOUSE OF CO ?? were ThedHousemoteat twelve o'clock, whens yresented against tie Reform Bill. THE y.3,xNKRUPTCY LAW. Lord J. Russcr1M neoved the seco0id rajdiag of the Bnnkuptcy and Insolvency Bill. $so h au Mr. BArNEs, on ~half of the comenrrclal ?? factiringdistricts, said the bill 6vuld remedy several important defects in the ...

... ?Mpcrial ?? Solt VW. , , [RBt BLEcTRi TmELogArlrl.J HOUSE OF C)MMONS. Tle House met at Tweve odclc e. XREAL ESTATE INTESTATE BILL. Mr. Looic; KcNO moved the second reading of the Real Estate intestacy Bill1. Lord W. GrseAecA moved, as an amendment, that the bill bs read a second time that day six 'mnths, on the ground that it would split up and alienate smaU holdings of land which hnd been in ...

... . I I .lviip W iqilicf. FRANCE. HOPES:. OF PEACE. The Paris corresponaent of the Times, writing on Friday eveelug, says The greater , part of this day has been wet, cheerless, and gloomy; nothirg but rain, and masses of oloud-drifting over'the heavens. At the very-imoment whbn they were most lowering a gleam of sunshine, suddenly broke through the dark mist, and ?? dissipating the murky ...