... I I UV LIEUT.-GaIERML T. PxRRONRT THOMPSOq. c There are appearances whioh might tempt to the I conclusion that an error of the press had gone forth t like what called down the rigour of the Star Chamber r on the unhappy printers who had issued Thou shalt commit adultery.c Hardly anything short of this is competent to r account for the extent to which have been carried t the brazen ...

... . ROYAL LIVER FRIENDLPY SOCIETY. TO THE EDITORS 0 THE LIVERPOOL MERCUrY. Gentlemen,-In your Impression of this day ae complaint is Inserted from, Mr. Braham, of Upper Harper-street, stating that I refused him six tlokeb for the public meeting hold last night. That in quite correct, for dult members only are entitled to tckets ot admission. He wanted one tioket for every child, and threatened ...

... I I 0 THE EDITOR OF TIM DAMLY NEWS. Ss, -Junet now that we are at our wit's end for cojton, halfof ourcotton operatives thrown out of workand a grievous uncertainty staring us in the f~oo whether this year's cotton may get be grown or saved at all in the Southerni ?? Stat'es, it may he of importance to inquire what ihas become of the project of a railway across Honduras. There ~is %no portion ...

... We have been requested to publish the following a article, and also Mr. Bateman's letter upon the above c subject. We may here state that the designswlffl ti remain on view at Messrs. Beinrose's till the 22nd fv inst. _ The promoters of the Obituary Windows to be f( placed at the East end of All Saints' Church, Derby, Si in memory of the late lamented PRINcE CONSORT, 0 have so far succeeded in ...

... The folloiing notice has just been issued by Captain r Parsons with refercnce to obtaining recruits f&r the Corps: - Gentlemen intending to become miem1lbers are reminded that the present is the best thie for enrolment, ns the setting tip drills and annual course of musketry instruction will conmmuence next month. Application to join the Corps to be made to nme at the Old Bank, or at the ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE DEFAULTERS.-On Wednesday morning last, the pre- siding justices at the Borough Police Court, in compliance with an application from Mr. Hoyle, colector to the Local Board of Health, granted summonses against eighty eight persons for the non-payment of the Local Board rates. THE Tows HALL-The block plan for the new Town Hall was received from Mr. Scott on Thursday. He pro- ...

... POLTIMORE RUNT I)INNER. This event' took ?? on Wednesday last at the King's Arms lotel, Dorchester. Lord Poltimorea occupied the ohair, and wae atsisted by Mr. Fdr age as vije-ohairman. About aixty memb'ra of the;hunt and county gentry, sat down. The usual loyal toasts having been duly honoured, Joseph.Gandry, Esq.,'of Bridpoit, propdosd. The health of Lord Poltimore. Me lordship bad not ...

... REMOVAL OF TIlE NORTH STAFFORD! SHIRE INFIRMARY. An adj ournued meeting of the Governors of the North Staffordshire Infirmary was held at the NorthStaffordshire Hotel, Stoke-on-Trent, yesterday, for the purpose o taking into consideration the report of the committee als to the siteforthenew Infirmary. Itis unnecessary to say that two or three meetings have been previously held in refes' eice ...

... LATEST N E WS. BY ELXCTRIC AND INTERN. MCION AL TeLzoiArn. OFFICES, TErmLE l3UInIDNcS, NEW STREET. RBUTER'S TELEGRAMS. llALY. ROMIE, MARCH 17. Tlie helth of th,, Pro. conitiaues to iulrovc. TURIN, MARCH 17. A letter from Garibaldi lias becn published to-day, cxhorting the Italians to subscribe towads the relief of the sufferers by the late inunidatiol5s in Austria. The letter says, in ...

... NOTWITSTANDING our experience of news- paper audacity, it is yet somewhat surprising to I us to find so many journalists giving a flippant i off-hand opinion upon such a delicate and ' difficult question as that wbich on two recent evenwig mas aroused the House of Commons from its listlessness and -called forth the highest f powers of its most distinguished members. s There has been nothing in ...

... | THE SEND LIFE GUARDS. We (Globe) have every reason to hope that a very serious clroumtaneewhich sleatated to have occurred lately at Windsor, in one of her Majesty's household regiments, will be mde the menF Of restoring the corp~s to the p~ositl It ought to hold In the army, and whioh fewv yeus duce-it did hold. For a eon siderable time the 2nd LUfe Guards, as a regiment, ?? been gos down ...

... I NEW YORK, FEB. 27. This brief letter must be accepted as the prepara- tion for a longer epistle, whioh may be ?? of the most important details of miiltary movements on the Potoma. The press is bound in a rigid censorship, which, indeed, Is submitted to by the people of the North with a very good grace, because they expect to be astonshed and delighted by intelligence of signal suocesses when ...