... LIVERPOOL xEW SI (From ou. own Correiponden. ~aiyo March 6 Tia CRY OF BALmIROB (S.. )-No tidigs of tho ve~el were received here up to halfU past three o'lock tli afternoon, and se she is now considerably over due, awxiety almost bordering on fear contlnues to spread. Intelligence received by the America Intimates that ice in conderah . quantlties had been detached from the neighbourhood of iho ...

... THE CANONISATION OF THM JAPANESE MARTYRS. I' .. . - f I -~ rs- - - . -- -I I A letter from Rome of the 22d gives the ?? details of the ceremonies which will take place at the cancuisatlon of the Japanese martyrse:- When a certain number of the ?? shall have arrived at Rome, the Pope will hold with them and the Sacred Col- lege a public conelstory, at which the claims of the different patties ...

... I T THE GREAT PYTHONESS AT Til oj GARDENS. CL (From the AtheT urn.) Amsong advertisenents to seekers of ?? the Zoological Society has probably been cberved by0q readers. It announces that at the Society's Garde It t large Python may be now seen incubating her eggs tce confess that this advertisement somewhat zurpriidJ e having recently read in the Treatise on Reptu-, pbl in the lst edition ...

... D ibli, .1-. ''FiT B RN , N - F., .1 -t ?` 60 , ' .0 , ?il j, ? , ; P??: t' % . -, - . ?? ; | ; , .lna~ ,n OP r, -~usiy 3 , ;v- . ~ ~ ~ ?? Zcy 3rl ?? .x, J 0r , BYBLIJUTRICTj - ?? ?? EYJ~BGl AP-.jy Queenitown, ffutbnday Man:, Tbothe' iwo~Pl, Newe York, and Philadelphia 00mp~ secrow D&Swer City orkafltmore has ae ided ;'Ad bringi d ?? 416;280 dhle. In Specie; Ehe iasdedthpt . 3 and ...

... By the arrival of the Bombay mall we have received files. 'E papers from Bombay to the 27th of Februar, from 0&14 cutta to tihe l1th February, and telegraphic news from Cral. cutta to tfe 24th of February, and Madras to the 25th of 3February We take the following summary from the Bem&ay isdets, 't thse 27th of February:- The English mail of the 3d. of February arrived on the Earl Canning ...

... P rmRrSDtff, -J jRvfls. i 77 7 = - -j ' :.I. Yesterday tbhisresbyte y-y et ii. he 1New -Towinr fa,: :Ieroe-the.Rev. Cr .ommervilE, of IEine,-Moderator. - Th caew of the Rev,. r. _Gqbbie, of Dunlop, for heresy, b , &C. was again before the oourt. Mr. Galloway, writer,- Glasgowi appeare& for the-libel. in lers; and 3r. Connell, iwriter, Lochwinnoch, for :the de ' ferndm- I . j , ,. Tbe agent ...

... GLASGOW ZBRDQHGAq RUNITED CLUBS. - . M AE itod more thun totty yewrSM (iiiao oves thed more than forty yer oAM , club, wbir Ilq ?? Bri dr to Club, was in- nidec tbB title Of the B ide Bldggata for tiid bl fe W orthy dt liad hocureool iseldity bnd talking over e e t that ?? } gj~ity C. re partioulO a the great flood which Vsited mat 31ls., daret Cas, 182. These worthies, ?? the BigithdaoreaO4 ...

... PBESEVATIOY Qe LM FROM ?? I A ramAMa, A; &its 7 -1 .,n.d To I , ?? G the Ro-yalNational Lifeboat i Vam held olm Thursday last, at Its hous, John Street, &dal ?? V pman, Zsq., F.&. V P., In the chair. T secretary having read the minutes of the previous meeting, 4. I eisd of 213 was voted to the- crew of the lifeboat of tb Inestitution stationed at Pallng, Norfolk, forgoig off In ltj, f ...

... from. our own Correspondent.) 4 Saturday, April 19. jt GooD FnIAT w LIvEroo.-Beeldea being held as a W solemn day of religious preparation, Good Friday is a day a- which is looked forward to by a large proportion of our busy o population as cue, the afternoon of which at least, devoted b to family snd social erjoyment. In this respeot it takes a place nearly of the samekind, IDthe opinions of ...

... T&IE AMJ£BtO&Nbt VI&EDt~IFF. t @ ?? . ;(nFrow thhe TnIlo 'l ! ¾ * t r W .; ;f(Frolnthet Tjjj) Z.. : L Tbhe Popular organe df opinon in the Ndrthei; ?? ot he icA are Wi erotasie3 st.tbe niohit dhiractct of the: Rneoyed ?? I To ?? to themselves,,they are able to find A truly Christian oonso- ' iation in the clroumta ucs tbat it 15 sill s more 'iijtiriou, 'as they hop, to Enlnd andflf l Earope. ...

... 'FROMOUR LOV OXTORRXbNTilEl . ( ~ z I -! , i . CII ,. ii. S., , , i; - .f ,_ ?? . lierefi biuo neol'of this huge and bimoveibls -etropolis' *hi6h has not ;h'adtbhi day`an Ipulse giwen to it by the izopening of the'@iara Interrseaional Erhibitionx I will leave to other penw adescription' of the ceremonial whbeh ls'to ln. ;anguiate tha Woild's Fafr. I 'can onl note the impression wbich the ...

... (From the Tlmes.) C Towerds the end of March last, nearly four months ago, Geoeral M'01ellan having discovered that the enemy, who lbad been In front of Washington since June, 1891, had u vanlahea veryAuddenly, resolved to transport his army from, the PotomAO to the Yorktown Peninsula, and thence ad. vance upon Robimond, Dod OD the 224 of tbe month he rist °v Out with his Grand Army of the ...