... ' -I Wfx 4pnot uidadre to rurn eommuxicoatlona of *.hich Ws 0o VA avali Ounsem 00ommuunloatiolB should niways beS UAW17 WdUSP, and - -8ud of thc aP onV. length It2eM thG MHOWLYa Ofrindlng spac for them. Wbat- en totended for insertion must be authentloated by the name anM addreMU of the wlter, not UCCOMaMU fcr public- Mou, but asa guamatee of hias good faith. The anonymous and slanderous ...

... I (ay LITMUO IND YAeWNMrOrE L5G1,U J Her Majesty's ship Gorgon has put into Queens. town. She lost her fore-topnmst during a gale; three men were also lost. Accounts of the success of the gold diggers in British Columbia, and of the diseovery of fresh gold fields, are given by a correspondent of the Timew at Vancouver's Island. The Times urges Mr. Cobden to raise the cry of S ave us £5I ...

... 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 ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. I We cxunot urc'ae to return communiteation of which Iva do nut ?? oursolves. Iulomuunloatlons should always ,to legibly writte m Atn on on t ide of the paper only; l-rn~th itncreasee the difftulty of find11ng apace for them. WVIatever lae intended for insertion munst be inutlonticated by. the naune anld address of the writer not necaesarily for publication, but as a ...

... BAMUS VOPULI LaX 8UPR. DOMESTIC. Lord T6ynham, in a remarkable letter (which will be found in another column) to the secretary of the Northern Reform Union, declares himself in favour of manhood Ruf- finge, provided the voter be of legal age and able to read. The Liberal electors and non-electors of South Essex had a grand demonstration on Ionday at Chelmsford, in compliment to thdelr late ...

... I I Ad le_ GUTTA PEROHA SOLES. TO THtE EDITORS OF TIHE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. Gentleu en,-I observe in to-day's Mercury an saccount of a person who purchased a pair of shoes (gutta percha) in Whitechapel, and who informs us k that after being worn five minutes the soles cams off. I also purchased at a shop in Whiteehapel a pair of blucher boots (.utta percha), and after a walk e on business ...

... I %V% wmanbl; undertake to return oommwikatios of Wisich no (i ?? ourselvss Comr1uicatiOAshoe d alwnyc plaesI written, and on ame sle of tha raae? oo~Y; length lo the dtflery of Blrding spaoa for them. Whai. ever is intmnded for Insertion auuho be athten ated by the name and kirus of tha writer, mit hous s fto Pubhmay tn00. but as a g tiaraute$ of his -rood Nth. :. S.The foundation stone of St ...

... LICENSED VICTUALLERS' ASSOCGIA.ION. rc-Yesterday, the annual meeting of this association that Was held at the institution, West Derby-road, Mr. een William Coward, chairman of the committee, pre- ving siding.: The meeting was called for three o'clock, d it but it was four before a sufficient number of snem- had hers had assembled to constitute a meeting. mey The twenty-ninth annual report ...

... DR. SM1wTrnJR. g I DR, SMETHURST | No frmal communication las yet been made from tha Home Secretary with regard to the fate of the prisoner, but there appears to be a strong impression on the minds of those in authority, who are well able to form an opiniou upon the subject, that the la* will take its course and that the advisers of the Crown will nsot cobeider tlhemfsolves justified in ...

... aMoSEWIS aORNER, LV 1OoL ANDU I B1HA AXNU sazIoas~x. ffi' 7oufl5' - arnnKIUAD Saturday. Saturday. 'I d. . d. s. d. O d. ,, ..f6i. D ?? 0 6.08 Veal ?? ?? a 5 . , 0 7 . 0 8 .G Lamb ?? ?? 6.7.. 1 ?? 07 .08 I rehor j ?? , ?? .. 0 6 e 7 . 0 6 ..07 Leb~i ?? ?? ?? O0f Salmnon 1o..14 IA.. 0 0 Codfi&h * 64.. ?? 0 4. 06 Soles . ' 010 I 0. 0 10 l 0 Bret ?? .0 0 ?? 0 1o I0 Trbo ?? ,, I. 6 0 ?? . I 9 ...

... Under the title of A Visit to Earlswood, the it Re. Edwin Sidney, rector of Cornard Parva, has d, written an exceedingly interesting pamphlet describ- aI ing the important work of benevolence which is h carried out in the Asylum for Idiots, at Red-hill, in b Surrey. The Earlswood Aslun is perceived very p close to the London and Brighton Railway line soon t after the train passes Bed-hill. W ...

... - - I wimpool jtvfuvg*' ALJUS lPOP ULI LoZX SU] SUMMARY. ob DOMESTIC. The dismal intelligence from China which GI we published yesterday has caused strong w feelings of indignation and regret amongst all or classes. The treacherous conduct of the lel Chinese who from hidden batteries at the th moith of the Peiho poured a destructive fire viz on the ships which were carrying to Pekin pr the ...