... IADMTIRAWJ-7 FEB.& - Lieutenant Frederick Semple hbaD ens n es t the rank of retired commander in her Mtoesty' fect with senlority from the let instaut, under t flee Yr tiiou _ of the Orders in Council of 1860 ad 18¢4s ADYIL4LTY, Fee. t PLE The following promotions have this' ay been made M1. Thomns William Henmy Ramsay to be first-class assistant engineer in her Majesty's fleet with sanlority ...

... . . o Prkevlon to their interview with ?? .Russell, on Thursday, the members of the deputation from. th. atioi Reform Union' (the riepriesentat ives from Liverpool being Mr, C. Holland and Mr. C. E. Macqueen) met at the Charing-oross Hotel, where Mt. Bright and other gentlemen expressed their views ith rean o the polioy of tkebir pro. ceedings in endeavureg to obtain, a satisfact-orY measlure ...

... The second annual meeting of the friends of this society was held last evening in the schoolroom of Myrtle-street Chapel. There was but a moderate attendance. Mr. J. J. Stitt presided, and amongst those present were the lievs. J. S. Jones (of l Christ Church), J. Owen, J. Jones, E. Wright, f and Messrs. J. H. Simpson, B. H. Grindley, G. P. t M'Rerrow, A. Hardwick, Snape, J. Harrison, &e. f The ...

... 15 LBProPl LE matX SA^LUS POPLI TLo' SMPRA. :I DOMESTIC. Rol A.'CVabinet Council was held on Saturday Ho] :'faiemoon. don The anxiously awaited *bilk which the Go- resJ vernment has framed with the object of Eta] restricting the ravages of the cattle plague will mal -be introduced by Sir G. Grey, the Home ties Secretary, this evening. Seeing what diverse of I *nand contradictory opinions ...

... LOCAL BILLS BEFORE PARLIAMENT, . 'ir. or, do The following proceedings with regard to focal Re, bills contected with 'the counties of Lanoaster and ,g Chester and the neighbouring districts of Wales are reported in the notes and proceedings of the J Commons for the 8th of February - V'.r CongletonAfas and Improvement.-Potition and 'e bill ordered to be brought irby Sir Philip Egerton W.. and ...

... GRAND ASSAULT 'AT AEMS ~ h meat, as the 11ev, Mir. Loraine aptly termed it- atth ymnaslum. in Myrtle-street last nightwa successful In every 50Inw--BuocosBful in the hand. A some sum it will add to the funds of the Children's El Inlnr~scesuas a consequence, in the at ?? together; and suc* 0 cesu sa lutain of what gyimnastics, under w prprsrelaccan dlo for the manhood of IR Livepoo, ...

... .- z f0 ',by Ailas COLLISIONS AT SEA, Di co TO THfE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. or elst Oentlemn,'n-It Is a well~known fact that a vessel by til to the wind under smalil canvas can see a ship running With ad ,bwide~spread Balor a steamer, on a dark flight, long 05e le of thle vessel'by the wid t eenI it is too late to a~void a ant colisin ;and1-nhowman i;iestrid l th Cortof LII the ...

... |4iPER~tf -;k1tA1iL Tj t fir ~-lopqpung of Pirllaanwnt by her imaje~ty in re: V, ?? ttime since thiesessinocii of. e is, t ollace~this day. , - Tedosof ?? 'of ?? .br h. opi a tc~v oclook,: and from thatrefi..hou ac ~id. contirnous streamm 'o~peers, peeree ?? 'td~ flo0e into the3 buildun~.Z Al :l.'bihit ?? the ¶lxceptiion of. th fraletl'icocuidb 9 -pie,eises i,whosp 4e'auty,~ 'cobi0 ,.Pt~ h:.y ...

... | I IMPE.ARIL,?AR-LIAMElT i; I . I A 'i -- - 3 . 'Lo .rb the b ing HOUSE OF LORDS. re the MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12. in he- The Lord Chancellor took his seat at five o'clock. m ip THE BORROWING POWERS OF PUBLIO th L. COMPANIES. ml WA The Earl of BB3LMORH asked whether it was the w to intention of the president of the Board of Trade to bt lme introduce during the present sension any measure to ui ...

... Tue sanunl meeting of the governors and memi- btirs of the Liverpool Sailors' H-omne wee held on TIn Saturday, in the boardroom of that institution, Id 'sihen Mr. ?? Boyd prcaided. There were AisM close present Mvesses. J~. Ailin, R. C. Croashie, J, part: rrowse, H. A. Bright, J. Tinne, B. Derbyshire, prov and - Bushell the Mr. TiioABMas Aiacco, the secretary, read the paid annual ...

... No I SALUS trOULI 9SX UPREA, DOMESTIC. In the house of Lords, last evening, the el Earl of Leitrim inquired whether the oofern- 31ent had any objection to lay on the table a Copy of the royal Commission for inquiring I into the constitution of the Irish constabulary. RT Earl Russell replied that as no notice of the question had been given he could not ?? it. Lord Ravensworth stated that last ...

... -'RI Ab SOQ.I ?? yj . AReisg,n the ron 1qourt with, refer. An ii .!IhSif lhcet l~ave twice been Curry, ?? fothatedneof John Baldwin, Thoma; d] sunsjePresident, and of James Roach, sided it reerentm2 tuined on Wednesdaff before, alleged s 3ees.C. Baldwin and Roach Jaimes 1 , nd w' nt Mi.named' of a pre Patiiseb ?? r onnandhMt. HRndle repre- Croeshi aend Mruo~ seetion of the parties concerned ; ...