... LORD DERBY I Ox CONSERVATIVE PRINCIPLES. Our Conservative friends have been more fortunate or more ingenious than ourselves if they have succeeded in extracting from last Saturday night's speeches at the Philharmonic all a sigle distinct idea as to the principles of policy, foreign or domestic, which their leaders want them to support. Lord Derby is a great Conservative statesman, and of ...

... I MULTUl IN PARVO. Lord Brogham has arrived in Paris. mr. Cobden is llkewiRJ iu Paris, where, it is said, he purposes to remaic for some time. The whole of the shipping in Southampton bar. bour, the destination of the Great Eastern, rode in safety during the gale, and not a single casualty occurred. A drunken tiiker prished in the storm of ILnt week, near 'Wick HIis mother was found on the ...

... T TRELIGIUS REVIVALS. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY Gentlemen,--In your Satiurda3 'd paper I noticed a r letter headed ReligiolLs Revivals, and signed A Citazen, which, if allowed to pass unnoticed, may a leave an erroneous impression on the minds of soine B who do not know much about those weetings, and I leave unrefuted the false arguments which he has brought forward in ...

... SECOND EDITION. . - [BY ELEBrRIC AND MAGU;rsC TELRS0ASRIt,1 Heavy winds have, prevailed all night, and it is blowing a gale t-hiu' morIng. Some large subieriptions to the Garibaldi Fund&ar announced, MAr. Hlawkshaw writes to the Tincs that the Eoly. head breakwater and Admuiralty works are in] iredd The cost of replacing the staging fills on the con. tractor. THE CHANNEL FLEET IN THIE GALE. An ...

... f LOCAL INTELLIGENCE- ; I-0 - The Rev.el. B. Owen will lecture tonight in the tc Hope Hall. His Ibljeet. !Old SehoolAffeatations fc Is one that in his hands will prove exceedingly in- l tereting. 01 We are glad to be enabled to state that the gentle. Y man who fell into the water at the landing.stage oi Saturday, and wiat drowned, was not Mr. Lauretce P Gladgtonee, who has called at our ...

... TO 0OlMPONDNDIS. I is (Y.aA4 Ump is necessaryn to make it legoaly id C61,osi ofl the Roy.1rnlatlo shonid a. Ty arei rNT gAD RoTeM consent o f the b m Minister It n ?? ?? to gt Mor, Jr d sente s efrsmaeher to to, 0t.- others ' &ta to nhk it ueneeisa fthe .ba a h ar _ strd by.d,, r oT ?? tht onaser`oE the 'aidol te td0iie fee Oingthe theebing n ti,6 1:ieoi Aeneson board the 1ll-fhtcd sihip, ...

... | BURPN OF A OOLE SBEIP not ware if the ?? 3 lei conbuatible nature from IndiaLto ht e Xuriti I never heard of any suob being declared. I Ol torns no opinion as to the orign of the firel. The As b~roke7 ot about noon on ?? 27th June, n let. 192 S long. 75 E. ~u~e i lt.is3 Somo of the Lawarn seated forward ner the for hatchway were first aware of the f£re-the7a smoke comning up I went below ...

... LATEST AEfD -fkGidKAP'R'f- lfklwS; . . . . . O . _ ?? REUTELR'$ TELEGRAMS. PARIS, MONDAY, OCT. 31. -The M1fonifeUr of this morning contains -the following notice ?? The oirrmepondait has received a first warning for an irticle by the Count de Montalembert, entitled ' The Pope Pius the Ninth, and' France in 1849 and 1859- ' The Afofite ur- states the reasons of this ad- vettisetnenti viz., ...

... & ALUS P'OPULI L~X. Alls - -- - -- SU-B- E DOMESTIC. The Afwifg Ilerald, commenting upon the Conaervativdebanquet at Liverpool, says that by far the most gratifying of Lord Derby's personal explanations was his revela- tion of the secret springs of 'all his political action, in the latest exhortation of that great warrior and statesman, the Duke of Welling- ton, who besought Lord Derby, for ...

... The usual fortnightly insetiu of the select vestry wa held ysardq in the hon room of the pariah S presided proceedin thollowing cotherente men were I also present ;-essrs. CropperOwen, Scott, ti Whitty, F hitby, ?? ?? Denton, ed William, John ijitbyTurnerHughesSyred, o ?? TE WORKHOUSE COMMITTEE, The proceedings of this committee having bean b h Mr. Cro or mnoved their eCnllnitation, and iP b ...

... M W U t M M0- U I ; -M3{t ;£ F aw . The 'auniil eldelion of 16 intebers of 'the town council, in the place of a like number who'retired by rotation, took place yesterday in the several wards. In consequence of the retirement, on the 9th of Novemaber, of eight Tory aldermen, whose seats will have to'be 6illed by the new. council, the electionthis year partook more of a political character than ...

... MR, DISI?AE Li 9--c-4199T.MR., The annual meeting of the Institutional Associa- tion of Lancashire and Cheshire was held yesterday, 4 rilpdj zit thd idla. of the Meehanios' Institution, David-street, Mndhibtfi. Alddit 100 delegates from the educational institutions of tauclifd end Cheshire were present. Thomas Bazley, Esq., M.P., presided. The secretary, Dr. Hudson, read the report, which ...