... A FAMILIAR LECTURE ON OMHOWE OPATHY. BY DR. HITCHkEAN, MD, Friende,-The law of homorapathy is ex- premsed by the axiom Let Wilco bc trocated by like. hence you will perceive that the new system of medicine-or, as I preferto designate it, the neatral method in therapeutics, or art of healing by drugs, having a scientific basis of ?? just as much a science as geometry, astronomy, chemistry, ...

... - ?? | GARIBALDI SUTRGEON FUND. r TO THE EDITORSI o0 Tll LIVERPOOL MCROURY. 9 Gentlenen,..tbaving bis considered aivisable I to Bend the eminent, surgeon Professor Partridge, of 35 King' College Hospital, to attend Qaribaldli, with an assisatnt Burgeon to remain In attendance, and a few friends having guaranteed the amount, £600, sub- scriptiens will be received at the following places:- At ...

... LATEST RAHD TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. Luther Yates, the accountant charged with forging deeds, was yesterday committed for tria on several of the cases. LOSS OF A COTTON SHiP. The ship America, Flulay, of Belfast, from Born- ?? for Liverpool, was abandoned on the 2nd of August, off the Cape of Good Hope, In a sinking stAe, with loss of rudder and other damage. The miaster and part of the crew were ...

... L- JmTEST IA'D TELEGIGAPHIC NEWS. LAUNCH OF ANOTHER IRON FiIR A('r A The Eoyal Oak,iron-ossodfrlgate, wassnooo-sflfnlly ?? yesterday :Nt Chaham dockverd. She is to carry 34 gnus, and Is a magnificent speoision of the new class of iron wvar ehip.s, -0 THE SMAsLLPOX IN SHEIEP. Tie London to-zetec E.trame-sdinror contains an crdet In council, cr. tiC e!all na :t dlaeqso In sheep, yr hi Wtmr~p tbe ...

... I MEBSEY DOCKS BOARD. The weekly meeting of the Mersey Docks ancT M, Harbour Board was held yesterday, at the Dock 5 Office, Revenssc-bulIdlngs. Mr. Rankin presided, and the other members uresent were Messrs. 0. - Turner, M,P., J. Laird, £.P., Arnold, Farnworth, Littledale, Bushell, Brocklebank, Shand. Kendal, Smith, Graves, Darbyshire, Roes, Boult, and Rub- baok. WOEKS COMMIITTEE. The ...

... MIrAY, Srar. 7. Two seers OinCe and Garibaldi entered Naples along with 19 friends, with the royal troops in the public square, the cannon pointed from St. Elmo; entered not as a viotor, but as the liberator of ten millions of Italians. To-day he lies wounded and a prisoner on a trundle-bed In the Lazzaretto of Varlgnsno; wounded by the orders of that saute king who received at his hands the ...

... Ic |BY ELECTRIC ADI) MAGN=IC THLEGRAXII&I It Is said that a consistory will be held on the 20;hl of September, at which the Pope will epsak, Letters from Frankfort state that the recent report of £700 of forged notes of the Bank of England having been passed In that city Is without foundation. It is stated that the great reductions which has commenced In Woolwich Arsenal will amount to a total ...

... ITALY AND NAPOLEON 1I. It would be trifling with our readers' 1 time and patience to waste a word of , serious criticism on M. De La Guerron- I niere's so-called solution of the Roman 1 question. The scheme which has just e been put forth by the ex-pamphleteer f of the Tuileries for the partition, de- gradation, and enslavement of Italy f needs no other criticism than that I which silently ...

... iere In spite of gloomy and threatening weather, there w Wn was a large attendanco of spectators at the Crystal a to Paslco on Wednesday, to witness what had been An- Irse nounaed as the last ascent for the season of Mr. a to Coxwell ' mammoth balloon. When it had been duly I.u inflated, under the eaperintendenceof Mr. Ohren, the 71th manager of the Crystal Palsce Dlstriot Gas Compary mle ...

... !TE QUEEN'S VISIr TO I i Q GERMANY. T the Queen continues to improve In health by her residence at Rheinhardtbrsuan. Her Maij ety and the royal family drive out daily. MR. JEFFERY & LIME-STREET WARD. We believe it it nearly two years since aMr. J. R. Jeffery Intimated to hbi friends and some of the lead. ing men connected with Llmec.treet ward that It was not his intention to re-enter the ...

... h'TE ROMAN QUESTION. CIRCULAR OF THE ITALIAN GOVE1RNMIONT. The following is tho full text of General Durando's o ?? note to the Italian representatives Abroad:- 5TO THE CHEiVALIER DR JOCTEAU. Turin, Sept. 10. Slr,-The attitude taken by the KIng-s Govern- nent bince the attenpt of Sarnlou afforded ground for belief that General Garibaldi would thonos- forward renounce enterprises incompatible ...

... . r. z - . I . 4?ux I 'IN i I I 0441 w : W , W 4, ivmiu - I : oot I v 4 I MONDAY,' SEPTEMBER 8, 1862. : EWe OF THE DAY.- - TRIY PRINCE of WALES left Woolwioh on'Satur-- day in the steam yacht Osborne, for Antwerp, on his way to!join the QuEEN In Germnany. The' departure was conducted in the most private manner. Hgsterday; his Royal Iighness, with his . brother Prince Aquan,;; reached ...