... THlE RUSH -CHURCH MISSIONS. The anuual meeting of this society was held. hat m evening at thp Collegiate Institution. TheRev. Dr. he M'Niei pressced, and amongst the other gentlemen on tse platfprm were the Revds. Dr. Taylor, Dr. d Baylee, T. Moore, H1; C. Eade, M.A., missionary secretary (whohad tely visited the varmus missions of the society), Postanee, Gregson, J. H. JTones, &C- he The ...

... UPWARDS OF 300 CASUALTIES AT SEA AND DREA.DFUL LOSS OF LIFE. In the course of last week a succession of gales have raged with the most destructive fury, causing very extensive havoc amongst the shipping. it is computed that during the week there were no fewer than 300 casualties, some of them of a very lament- able character, and involving serious loss of life. Among the casualties there were ...

... Name of Railway. This Same 1lf-1'-s We.85.Total. Ileo s nd Leyburn ?? 605 84 1153 Belfast and.I1ailymena,. 1018 904 11396 1Bhead, L., & Cheshire .. 2341 2142 26623 Bristol and Exeter ?? 6939 6247 54119 Celedonian ?? 11683 1141C 72641 Cork tuad Bandon ?? 257 2GS 2940 Cork, BFrock, & Passage.. .. 170 Doeside ?? 225 203 Dublin & Belfast Juno 116 31113 12705 Durfee, r., RA.Juno:.. 1002 942 5913 ...

... I I A MAN DRowNXI.,r-Af inquest was held yester- day on the body of Jamos Whittaker, aged 31, a lIsberisan. About eleven o'clock on Sunday night, the deceased, while endeavouring to got on board a I boat at tie Prince's Dock, by means of a rope, fell I into the water and was drowned. Verdict, ?? Acci-i dental death. I HOPE HALL LzCTURES.-Mr. Westgartb, author of Victoria and the Gold Mines ...

... METEOROLOGICAL RESULTS Deduced from observations taken at the Liverpool k;dge Observatory, during the week ending Saturday, band Msarch 19, 1859. souer Latitude, 5S 24 48 N. Longitudo, 3° ' 1 W. lueet lme cnuplediln 9 - had , T Soling. W ' o 8S1 4C r g 1a [iggti°Xa~ [ xi ...

... :BATHSFOR EERTON. form On Friday evesaing, a meeting was held irt the St. the Chrysestem.s National Scboolroom, Mill-road, Ever- gi too, in suxpport of the memorial presented to the :T onilat its last meeting praying for the -erection ?? of public baths ini Evterton. That memorial (net ljase then published) *as signed by ratepayers and, by fnkil members of the St. Chrysostom's Working Men'sa n ...

... I HOMIEOPATHY AND ALLOPATBY. 1 (OONCLUDING LE~RR.) a TO THEE IDWORS OF TEE LIVERPOOL MERCURV. ih Gentlemen,-Tho allopatbic practice of treatment fi is, ts has bwen shown, irrational, and contrary to | n nature; the revulsive method of attempting to C counteract the disease by using agents purposely in- t] tended not to affect the dissased structure, but to l( create disease in a healthy ...

... LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. ARRIVALr OF NEAPOLITAN EXILES IN LONDON. The 15 Neapolitan exiles who arrived at Bristol on Saturday reached London yesterday morning. A large crowd bad assembled at the Paddington atation. AD address of welcome was presented to them at the Great Western Hotel, and was acknowledged in t Italian. Upon the appearance of the exiles in the L doorway they were received with ...

... S.II.TUH FOCIL LNX SUPRF,1&. With the oxception of a vague endorsement by tho ibanes, very little news has been re- ceivod 4'inJfirmatory of the pacific phase of politicol affairs which we reported yesterday. Some OF G1ie Paris correspondents, writing on Saturday evening, seemed to place very little reliancx& on the pacific rumours which had boon tiinirlly circulated in the course of the day; ...

... THE WANT OF A PUBLIC I PROSECUTOR. The appointment of a public prosecutor is a subject which has of ten engaged attention both in and out of Parliament. The case as disclosed in the subjoined correspondence is one of the best arguments that coudil be found in favour of such an appointment. It is monstrous that any person who contributes his fair proportion to the taxes of the country should be ...

... I` I AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA. The British: and Nrth A ericami; royal mail steamship Canada, Captain 'Lang, which left Boston' on the 9&Ih and Halifaxon the l1th instant, arrived in the Mersey at an early hour yestertday morning. She brgs 69 passengers, $200,000 in American gold cin, and 25000 in sovereigns. On the 10th instant, at It 20 a.m., 25 miles west of eal Island, the Canada ...

... (COMMUNICATED.) The Court fool, when asked if he knew the Lord's prayer, replied that he knew the tune of it ! Recent writers on the Suppression of Vicious Resorts appear to be in asomewhat analogous position. They have been instructed to play a certain tune according to the character of the organ on which they seek to operate, and finger away accordingly. They overlook the fact that it is ...