... RAILWAY TRAFFIO. N ~n ?? This Samne HJE-r'z Same miles Name of ~~~Week. 3858 Toal 1858. open. BdalesosdLeybu ern. 97 88 808 620 1. Be~fstad~alymea..1048 3074 8277 88 1V6 B3'head, L., & Cheshire ..2364 2835 19162 16880 :33- Frristol. and Exet r ?? 6552 4897 37301 3832 118 Oslodoulan * 12243 12038 371108 38201 158( Corkinod Mnon 22 234 2132 2122 20 Cork, Wreck, & Passage- 207 174 1805 1481. 63 ...

... METEOROLOGICAL RESIUTS' Deduced from observation! taken at the Liverpool Observatory, during the weok ending Saturday, February 26 1859. Latitude, 53' 4 48 N. Longitude, 3 O' 1 W. efI WI'Veoubdu Elj~oot|0t . for Is occued i . 13 Precedaing .rt -| 9 vv;W V ;al k$ iesa i T S ...

... 8 ALUS POPULI LaX SU Ha . PACIFIC:RUMOURS. For the third or fourth time since the be- ginning of the preseut-year we have just been assured that the European storm has blown over; or is pretty certain to blow over, and that'the danger of war is at an end. First there was a tranquillising paragraph in the Moniteur intended to take ol' the edge of the ominous New Year's greeting addressed by the ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMNT. FROM OUR OWN REPORTERS. BY MAGNIO TZELEGAP. IIOUSE'OF LORDS. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28. The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the woolsaok at five o'clock. THE EVACUATION` OF THE PAPAL STATES. Lord MALUESBuRY, i1n reply to the Earl of Cia- renadon, stated that he was glad to give al the infor. matioa he could with regard to the evacuation of the Papal territory. The Papal ...

... I - Yesterday, the annmal meeting of the supporters of this branch of the orphan asylum in Myrtle- street, was held in the girls'. schoofroom, The iineates, in their black dresses, .whitecaps and tippets, and checked aprons, with workbags sus9pended in front of them, were ranged in the dining hall, sewing and knitting; and their cheerfulness, clean- liness, and industry were the ...

... SMI- WEEKL SU3MAIW.-i I I IX . a~ i It Wa Unnomtoed in both HouzM of pvxIa- meen 4irixiday that Gavirnme ]is. wood tsdh tohop tl at'n9 vety distateind the Austrin andrenoh troops will evacuateen the RbfliY' States; with Tie f tal o a Of thWP pji'Go7erinnent. It is to be hofped' that ti expecttion Iilo be realised btt the 5nnohncement would 'Eve been much 'nfiore antihistory ifw ithhad been ...

... TARIFF REFORM AN DIRECT 1. TAXATION. - IThe following is a copy of a petition presented by Xr. Iforsfall TO THE HONOURABLE THE COMMO fNS, &c. THE PErITION.,OF THE UNDERSIGNED MRMBMIS OF THE LIVlEPOOL rINANCUL REFORM ASOCA- TION, Humbly ?? the total revenue of Great Britain and Ireland for the year ended March 31, 1858, was £68,257,090, of whioh sum no less than £41,180,357, or very nearly ...

... , O CORREWPONDENkE . I - - ?? RUGGED WAYS-TO THE FERRIES. .O MsT nDTOR TlE LtVERPOOL MERCURY. Gentilm*n,-It is a long tine since peoplY began topetition avid memorialise anda tho council to debate upon the improvemnent of tile- several approaches to our lauding stages . yet notshing is done. Is it aoh woulderful that ?? the greatest thoroughfares of this great port should remain so long in the ...

... STEAM NAVIES IN ?? -- .NENTAL WAR. I . . The last number of -the. Rewue dea Deuv Afonmce contains an article on steam navies in cantinental wars, IA Marine it Vapeur d ans les Guerres Conti- nentales. It is signed Al. V. de Mers, babt is generally attributed to the Prince de Joinville; and this, besides its merits as a literary perform nce, has given to it a certain degree of -cnerest. A ...

... I THE PUtBLIC ACCOUNTS. I FINANCE COMMITTEE. man . ?? The following is a copy of a petition presented by was M r. J. a. Ewart:- have TO T HONOURABLE THE COMM5ONS, &. noti THEl PNEITION OF THE UNDERSirNSrE MEMBERS OF to om T HiE LIVERFOOL FINANCIAL RiWORM ASSOCTA- pers TION, a Su ' Humblyshewetl,-That your petitioners have seen dart with great. satisfaetion various rc-ommendation# of that the ...

... I Tns UATEOLO CHA1Ibr BALL.-Thisballltakesg place at the Town Hall on Monday next, under the patronage of Mrs. Charles Stanley, of Denhall.- As the proceeeds are to be apprepriated in aid of the Catholio charities, there is little doubt that the'ball will be numerously attended, -iot only# by Catholic families,- but othera who' desire to aid the cause of charity. ?? SMIT4'S P OR A AT-All who ...

... LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWs. RESIGNATIONS IN THE CABINET. The Herald regrets to learn that, in consequensc of some differences of opinion in the Cabinet, Mr. Walpole and Mr. Henley have resigned their offices, and that her Majesty has accepted their resignation. The Herald says- Much as we lament the loss of the valuable services of those highly respectable members of the Government, we feel ...