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... I S COMM~IUNICATION ACROSS THE MERIEY. - :: TO TUIB EDITORS OV THR LIVElPOOL MERCURY. Gentlemen, -The question of forming some, mode of communieation from Liverpool to Birkenhead which shell not be liable to be interrupted at any time by fog or stormy weather is one which will every year increase in importance and in, publio interest; and the terrible annoyanoe and danger to whih tens of ...

... In proceeding from England to Cuba and the West Iudies, Mexico, and the other coun- tries bordering on the Gulf of Mexico, as well as to the countries-orn the eastern side of the Pacific Ocean, nearly one-half the distance may now be made by land or river navigation instead of by sea, and the two greatest rivers and valleys of North America may be seen in the course of the journey; and this ...

... | (From the Carnaron Herudd.) m M ?? FRIDAY, `IiiRHR P.=, to Since our Lba publication twenty-one bodies have Iebeen washed up at Llanallgo, two at Llanaigrad, aone at Redwharf, two at Llanfairmathafarheithaf. AAmong them were Jdseph Potts, of Crewo. This a poor fellow met with an accident at Ballarat, and ,: broke his thigh. A subscription was got up for him on board to a gemiderable amount. ...

... S IN UNIFORM TO THlE EDITORt OF TUB PRESTON~ OURONIOLE. b SIR.-Your correspondent G. G. G. writes to defend tho Snobbish advertisement announcing the enrolment of gentlemen in the Fishwick Rifle Corps. It may be that Soldiers who do their duty are, in the highest sense of the word, gentlemen, but they are not conventionally termed such, nor will the spinners and piecers at the various ...

... .WzEKLY TImsu OrricE, Saturmay, Nine anm. MORNING EXPRESS. (By Mectric and Zfagnetc Tederaplis.) The Post says that twenty-sli peers have died r during the year, and four members of the House of Com- An elootou for the West Riding of Yorkshire to r possibly impendilng, the Daily News giving it as a credible . rumour that the office of Public Works has been offered to Sir John Ramsden. 'E THE ...

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... JBY XLETESO AND MAGN CO TZLEGRAPH.] The Admiralty order for ?? seamen in the navy on the same footing as the army with respect to corporal punishment is isaued. The laily News advocates the support of working men's ride oorres sad urges a complete adt extensive oration o the volunteer system. bhe iMoMninh/ Star thinks the people of Rochdal, have showed good sense in rcnga the ride co mania. ...

... : STATEMENT . OF Tij: FIRST AND SECOND OFFICERS OF THE INDIAN. The Montreal Ocean Steam - ship Company's steamer Indian, Captain W. Smith, left. Iverpool on the 9th of Novembdr, with about 300 tons of general cargo and the remainder coals, ab6ut 80O tons, eight cabin and 30 teerag 2 passengers, and a crew of 79. For the first few daysgexperlenced ihoderate and chaingeable weather, afterwards ...

... THE VOLuNTEER MOVEMENT.I EXCHAaNGss COdPANY.-This company is rapidly increasing in numbers, the drills are prosecuted with vigour, and the men will soon be in excellent order. Her Majesty has accepted the services of the corns and of Mr. E. B. Brighb as captain and Mr. L. H. Parr as lieutenant. Sir Charles Bright, who was present at the drill on Thursday evening, has we understand, promised, ...

... II RElREPTON RI FLE A.ND ART ILLE RY I t CORPS. A pn¶nlib mneeting of the inhabitants of Evertorn and the neig'nbnurhoocd was hold Isat evening, at the Collegiate Inistituvtion, Shaw-street., for the purpose of considering the desirability of forming a volunteer .rifle and artillery corps for that district. His Wor- tli ship tho Mlayor (T. D. Anderson, Eiq.) presided, tii ,and the following ...

... -H- ?? The weekly meeting of the health committee was held yesterday in the council chamber of the town- hall, Mr. Aldeftian Dover presided, and the following gentlemen were also present:-Messrs. Sheil Crellin, Bcckwith, Holden, Nickson, Cros- thwalte, Ridley, Haydock, Job, Bowring, Stitt, Barton, and Gladstone. The medical officer of health reported that the severe cold of the last four days ...