... I COURT, CABINET, AND PERSONAL wae sed O.SBoRN', SATURDAY, JAN. 18.-TheIr Seres, has fligbinesses the Princess Of 1lohenliohO Lankgenkbeeg atn isg 'io-Co Louis' of lies-go are istayisig with Ifer Majecasy ti,' Quen. ?? Hlighness the Prinlce Of Wales renisiri SLY at sbone In cpcatiofl of the arrival of his brotll:~ ion 'Prince Alfred, who is shortly expected to reach r1nglajd bIN Thre Prince ...

... ISBAEL IN EGYPT. BY X'P)WIN ATTERST0NE. LOMDIX: LONOM AND co. (prom DWetl V,&Nyi MCsenger of -Dec. 14,) Here we have Su, epic poem of goodly dimensions, extend over 470 pages, a f more than extondi legr th, and comprising 27 books, whilst the lliad and the Odyssey have only 24 each. Epic poe'.Yr as Pope a says in the Guardcian, in his ,ruel w'ld wised ',iReceipt for making an Epic,,' 1 the ...

... Circumstances have just brought Mr. Smith O'Brien before the eyes of an ad. miring public in a somewhat unwonted attitude. The man who aspires to lead his countrymen against the British Govern- ment, and whose last political act was to write a despatch in the name of the Irish people to the American Foreign Secretary, has condescended to appear as a suitor in a court of law administered on ...

... 1. TH4 WATER RATES. it TO THE EDITORS OP THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. n Gentlemen,-In reference to the letter In this day's i*publicaton dgned A Member of the Houseowners' Asodiatlon, requesting them to arise and assert their ;rights, I beg leave to ask ?? don't they arise to $ aid theilr tenants by crecting large water meters 3, to supply a quantty oP houses, and let each tenant h pay his ...

... w LmpOPl LE rUPtR , 8SALUS, POPULI LEM 819FREMA DOMESTIC. th The Premier has issued a circular to the de supporters of the Government, requesting co their attendance in the House of Commons va on February 6th (the day fixed for the es meeting of Parliament), as matters of ha considerable importance will come under pa discussion. pr The British Minister at Washington, uI lord Lyons, has ...

... MULTUM IN PAIVO. 'Valerianate is a powerful remedy for neuraglia. About £12,000 has been already subscribed to the fund for erecting a national memorial of the late Prince Consort. It is stated that Captain G. H. Seymour, C.B., is appointed to the command of her Majest s yacht VictorIa and Albert, vice Denman promoted. At a fire which took place in Biehopsgate-stre&, London, yesterday morning, ...

... DUBInN, MONDAY. -CoAssYbe$ lightship, at the Sattees, which broke adrift on Frilday, was yesterday placed in Its proper position. The buoy at the south end of the Long Bank bas disappeared. The Splang Rook buoy is also mis-ing. A correspondent of the Freeman, writing from Kisngetown on Monday mnsfntng, ?? agent from Liverpool arrived here on Saturday in anxioun search' for a large vessel which ...

... A NIGHT THOUGHaT. How grandly solemn Is this arch of nig'it, How wonderfully beautiful and vast, Crowded with worlds enswathed in living light, Coeval with the immeasurable past! With what a placid and effulgent faoD 7he mild moon travels 'mid her golden Isles, And on the earth, asleep In night's embrace, Pours the soft lustre of her quiet smiles. Can 1, 0 God, who tremble here with awe, Doubt ...

... I I NE3w Yonx, JAN. 15, 1862. I All eyes are now directed to the West, or, rather the South-west, where, it is stated, a stunning blow la about to be Inflicted upon a rebeldom, extonding clear down to New T Orleans, and Including the capture of that city. 1 have not much faith In those who boast exultingly of what they are going to do, a as nine times out of ten such persona make a miserable ...

... LIVERPOOL CLERKS' MUTUAL PROVIDENT ASSOCIATION. INAUGURAL MEETING. A public meeting was held last evening, in the Bope Hall, Hope-street, for the purpose of ian- ?? the Liverpool Clerks' Mutual Provident Association. Mr. T. B. Horafall, M.P., presided; and amongst others present were the Rev. Dr. MINeile, Messrs. Counnillors T. O. Bowring, J. J. Stitt, and Clarke Aspinall, Mr. John Torr, Major ...

... -XimEpoPl JXX B t + SALUS POPHI Byx SOpERA. DOMESTIC. The address in reply to the Speech from the Throne will be moved in the Upper House by Lord Dufferin and seconded by Lord Shelburne. Her Majesty's Commissioners have notified that the International Exhibition will be opened on Thursday, the 1st of May. On the occasion of the inauguration, only holders of season tickets will be admitted. It ...

... The British and North American royal mail stearner Asia, Captain Lett, arrived In the Mersey yeSterdY, w5ilh .Nw York papers of January 15Db. THE TREENT O&SE. Tbo following is a copy of Mr. Seward's reply to the note of tlhe Austrian Government counselling ?? with the demand submitted by Eng. Llard ?? Ml. SEWARD TO CHEVALIER HULSKMANN. Depsrtmentof State,'WashlgtonJan 9,1862, $o the Chevalier ...