... LATE ST G. .. A TELEGRA0PHIC NEWS. Colonel Crichton Stuart, Ml', has been AI)I)oi ft d Lord-Lieutenant of Ayrlshire. Tho Temora steanmer from London to Delfast arrived at Falmouth yesterday, with boilers bur;t,. ISOtJTIIAZJTON, FRID. Y E VEN 1N~. -'lrhO ?? steamer, fronu Now York, passed Iluret Castle at ten p.U1. WAR OpricE.-The next annual examination of the senior and junior divisions of ...

... I Week'a total. 38.0. 1028. 13.lfoaCtM33 DaD1TmOra.. 1190 1124 P1irkenhlihed ?? ; 2403 21'J5 B3l16T and. Exeter .. 0615 0.39S I4lIedlonia3 ?? 1438 130L Cornwall ?? .. £55 .. Cork aud Bandon ?? 270 311 Cork, brouk, & P'asageo.. 174 225 Ieegide ?? . 1S1 233 Dubl u & Belfast JunO.. 177V 1568 Il~udee, r, '&Ab. .ln uu 9a3 10.9 Dundalk & huuis'ikflen.. 809 t60 Diublin and Drogheda-.. 1879 1L78 Dub. ...

... j;lv'allooX Xgrvftiv4Fi bAf08 POrPUrI LIMX FWiP1E . FRENCH POLICY TOWARDS i - ~ITALY.I It augmws very unfavourably for the freedom of choosing their own Government, promised to the Italians by the French Emperor, that he should have interposed to resist the accept- ance of the Regency of Central Italy by the Prince de Carignan. We learn by telegram from Paris that this is the case, and that he ...

... 'I MUOWC1PA¶LECTIONA TIE I I - VACANT WARDS. - Owing to the pro motion of Mr. John Stewart and Mr. Woodruff to tho hollsour of aldeormren, two vacactioe have occurred in the municijal representa- tion-one in South Toxteth and t ho other in ficotland ward. The election is fixed for Friday next. Mr. Clarke Aspinall has consented to come forward for Scotlanrd ward, and there is little doubt of ...

... ?? I RA~LUS POPUL I iEX 1DUPED DOMESTIC. The report that Dr. Smethurst was to re- ceive a free pardon and to be at once tried on the charge of bigamy is not correct. The Glbbe is authorised to say that the case has not been disposed of in any way. The Young Men's Societies in Ireland are about to present an address to the Pope, ex- pressive of their sympathy with him in his present critical ...

... LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW; OR, HOW DOCTORS DIFFER Dr. St rang, tho chamborlain of Gla'govw, may be very properly collated witih Dr. Hunae, au incumbent UZ Liverljoel. futh are ablo iusen; both have pre. sented ,haborate statemaents. GlaSgowr is estimated by l)r. Strang to contain about 400,000 inhabitants, enclusive of the suburban population, auoountin6 to about 40,000. Liverpool is Eet down by ...

... NEW INVENTION IN RAILWAY a SIGNALLING. v TO THlE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCU1Y., In your impression of the 21st ull., under this u head, it is stated that Messrs. Palmer and (o.. a Castle-street, are the agents for Messrs. Ackers. a Whitley, and Co. This is not the case, nor are we their agents, but we are the solo agents for i'Mr. Batty's Patent Realecting Railway Train Signal, which was ...

... R-U'UTEP.'S TELEGRAMS, THE ITALIAN QUESTION. H PARIS, FrIDAY. -Tlie .Troniteur cor.firmns the news N of the signature of the three, treaties, and adds that lih the Goverminw ts of France and Austria have agreed C; to promote the mneating of a congress, which will re- ceive communication of the treat es of Zariuh, and deliberate on the means best adapted to establish t the pacification of Italy ...

... * SPECIAL MEE TING OF TIHE BIRKENREAD COMALMISSIONERS THE TOWVN HALL QUESTION. r in A special meeting of the commissioners was held ra yesterday, at the offices, Hainiltoni-square, for the toe pur-pose of taking into consideration the propriety of to instrructing tire law-cleric to give tirenecossary notices PI to obtain a~n act of Parliarnent to authorise thle corn- Vi ruissioners to er-eel a ...

... ?? I The Muntroal Ooean Steansship Compalny's screow- s enl.er North Briton nrrivedl ai t, oe Mersoy last ight, briaping file, to thle 2gth ult. from Neiv York, and to the 29clt froin Qmteleu. Tho trial of tho larper's Ferry conspirators was ?? continued at Charlestown. The court deci led to place Br.wn first at the bai', notwithbtanding hlis urgent plea for delay. Tho stcauser New lWorld, ...

... We eaont uxildrtaho to r.,urn woarumolicatioiig d wiai we do not avail tur elvea. Cornmiwnicationsi houlli always be legibly wxiten atal on Ope vide of ths (pCper onl1iy Iuilgth tncrese'I tho diihculty of ?? Apae r Lhni. Ayiht. ever isiu tndeL. for in'itijon 11u1t bu autlheticatcl by tIh.? nain and aei~lrniss of thio writer, not Tweessarily for pulib&A- tiou, but an ab ?? of his yoed faWith. ...

... IRE LAND AND THE GREAT EUR{OPEAN STRUGGLE. ii In the Corlu 1?ep.2-tetr, a Rooman Catholic organ. tf there is a remsarl-atle article, which, after dwellinw e upun the probable advent of a great Europeal. ; sruggle, of the result of which the Rleporter believe! it tlere can be no doubt, proceeds thus ?? Englanc stands alone among the great European Pvwers a d the champion of liberty, and with ...