... LATEST A1SD I TE LEGRAPHIC NEWS. I.. ?? _ ?? _. C it Xw THE BUILDING TRADE IN ?? LONDON. aK T11E NINE HOURS' MOVEMENT. traj' Yesterday evening a meeting of artiissn was hold P iha Hyde P'ark. lt is conaputeel that up~wards of ill 20,000 werc present. After addresses from the leaders of the agitation, it was resolved, by en unanti- 111013 show of hands, to reject tiae terms of re-engage- ment ...

... 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 ...

... A CLADIANT VOR THnE TltRONr, OF SWEDEN.- Among tho dispossessed crowned helads who solicit reinstatement at the hands of foreign Powers, a now claimant has started his grievances in the person of Gustavas Vasa, now in Vionna, who, on the death of King Oscar (Bernadotte), claims to ascend the Swedish throne of his ancestors. Ile has notified his clrim to the Courts of Berlin, Petersburg, London ...

... THIE QUARREL BETWEEN AUSTRIA & PRUSSIA.I We are enabled to present to our readers the fol- lowing important extracts of a despatch dated July 23, from Herr Von Sehleinitz, at Berlin, to Herr Von Werthern, the Prausian Minister at Vienna:- I remark that in Count Reclhberg's despatch of the 22nd of June the right of Prussia to undertake the part of a mediator in concert with the non- German ...

... 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 ...

... THIE LICENSING OF BADGE IPORT.ERS.I d Six youths vwho had beeu sumnmioned for plying anfor hire at the landing Stage as badge port-er without ma being licensed to (to 5o appearedo bvfoio Messrs. Jeffery and Gladstone at the police court, yesterday. Mr. Jeffery, addressing 'Mr. M'Cowie-, the liav- r- clerk of the health committee, said--in a caso that io came before me on Monday, a lad Was sW u ...

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... .THE WEEKLY TIMES. lluCHESTM, SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1859. SUM31HARY OF THE WEEK'S NEWS. Of I The week's proceedings in Italy hare consum- vaouf -mated, as it were, the resolution taken by the d people of the Duchies when, their sovereigns ran unde away from them, and now there is no return for give! the old rulers of Tuscany, Parma, and Modena, spiril unless through the instrumentality of ...

... . COUWRT, OABINET, AND PEirSONAIS. ti anil His Rojisl Highness the Prlnce consort; accompanied by b their Royal Highuesses Prince Alfred, Princess Alice, Prince o 11Arthur,, ?? Helena, embarked on board the royal, c ?? Albert yesteirday afternoon, at, half-past aixo'cock 'fr acruishe -Sir George -Cornewall Lewis, r Secrtaryof Satefor the Home Department, is' the miii- t ?? ofici l atedance on ...

... A meeting of the Council was held in the Town-hall, on Thursday. There were present-the Mayor (chairman) ; Aldermen Humber, Parker, Spencer, E. Pedder, Shawe, and Walmsley; Councillors Duckett, Swarbrick, Watson, Charnley, Gudgeon, Haslam, R. Goodair, Dawson, S. Smith, Parker, Isherwood, Taylor, Booth, Joseph Woods, John Woods, Teale, Armstrong, J. Goodair, Whitehead, Carr, Swainson, M. Myres, ...

... 1 .77 = ?? THE GnENFELL TESTIMONIAL-Up to last evening, the subscriptions to the testimonial to Mr. Grenfell, M.P., amounted to rather more than £200. THE RT. REV. THE BISHOP OF GRAHAMSTOWN preached last Sunday morning in Longton church, and in the evc- ning at St. James's church. At Longton the sum of £7 was collected, and at St. James's £11, in aid of the Kaffir Missions. THE DUKE OF ...