... IP impoUI ?? SALUS POPULI LUX SUPMEMA. SUM MA RY. DOMESTIC. In the House of Commons, on Wednesday, the bill empowering the different colleges at Oxford and Cambridge to admnit persons4 tfn feelowtbijs without requiring from them a declaration of conformity to the Church of England was read a second time after a division, in which 200 members voted for and 156 against the measure. The other ...

... nbut A circular, of which wesubjoina copy, has just been issued by the heads of the 37,tbreePrincipal tduoational establhmentsof Liver. ore pool, ior the consideration of the ?? 9f for the town and ineighbourboo,. Tge ioveflean of which they have placed ttmnuselves at the head for for ite object & ~ore OOvenient and desirable adjustment of the periods of School holidays, in rth compliance with ...

... LONDON, MONDAY NIGHIT. C All men, of all shades of political opinion, must c regret that the attempt to reform our system of B electoral representation cannot be conducted upon I fair and honourable principles. And all men, of i all parties, must share in the feeling of humiliation and dishonour which the conduct of the statesman who has the management of the movement in his | own hands has ...

... DREADFUL STATE OF TUE I MAURITIUS. THOUSANDS OF VICTIMS TO FEVp A private correspondent of the Meorning Ad tier, writing from Port Louis on the 5th of A, says- From the beginning of the present e low remittent fever prevailed in the crowdedn dirty parts of Port Louis, which had not a d cleansed by the accustomed rains. This at Ei excited little attention, but under the foster. influence of ...

... E- E U- WEM,; SUMS B|m . . . , _ ;DOMESTIC - The -easonablq weather -ohich prvailea' last week; had no perceptible effect tupon the' mortality An ~this bor~ough.; Thoe number of deaths $gixtere&dvuring the week IC s only 234, whilst 390 births were recorded. The select Vestry has adopted apetition to Parliament praying for the, exclusion .of Liverpool from the operation of the Assess- ment ...

... The weekly meeting of the Merzey Docks and Harbour Board was held yesterday at the doakoffice, Revenue- bu Idigs. Mr. IL Brockistbank presided, and the other members present were M{essrs. Bold, Job, anionA HarrioBotrteel, raton, Farnworth, Nic'h'olson, WORKS COMS1ITTEE. The proceedings of the works committee comprised a recommendation to accept the tender of Messrs. James Bland and Co. for a ...

... HEALRTH COZ4MITTEE. in a Mr. Bowring presided at 'cto weekly ineeting of the the health comm_rn ed yeaterday, and the other ver- nembaerfeht were Mr. Alderman Dovcr, Dr. sg f Taylor, Vt. Daweon, Messrs. Gladstone, S. G. it of Rathbone, E. Samuelson, JAmes Whitty, Bair- Lead Etow, Robinson, Whitley, Harrison, H3olden, and able Yater. Et in QOCCUPATION OF TIME. feuat Mi. Samuelson insisted -apon ...

... THE LATE JOSEPH SHIPLEY, -~ ESQ. I - I We cannot allow the death of Mr. Shipley, which was last week recorded in our columns, to pass without some words of comment and regret. Connected as he was during many years with the house of Brown, Shipley, and Co., he formed at one time an important link in the commercial chain which unites this town with the great republic which gave him birth. To his ...

... LATEST AD TELEGRAPHIC NEWS COMMERCIAL. LONIDON, WEDNRSDAY EVENING. The fortnightly settlement commencing to-day, scarcely any business has been transacted uncon- nected with this Circumstanco. An was anticl- pated, the progress of the account show, more and more clearly that speculatorsare chiefly responsible for the recent relapse. There is less stock in the mnarket, and those descriptions ...

... 2 q j` R' ' e A W .- , : .THE. PARIS. EXHIBITION. .- .a.:weekly return of Y the ' Paris, - yon~,ai T~he' Iyold medal for piano-fgrtea at the. Paris Exhibiton is ,to be ?? firm of Broadwood and Sons. We 'understaul tha this decision was unanimous. . It is now said that Abd-el-Kader vvili be a'mrno the princes assembled at Paris during ~the present, summe.pr. The elmir, Ywho is to be accompanied ...

... .mUL J IN PA O twMr. Thom ?? i r of the The r i;e.. ; Jab t J° a depstroedt by. ffi I -ie~tral Lo andon diedtiu'efll e ago ?? u of a elatrve at&J?'IpPld~n, on Satuday of I t~e Cia lA c d ?? ?? the chofre nis mon~ r of 1. anperr ?? Joseph isix Theplacreonatit hibide 'fUne. * Apaie~j~theUnverit (ollege Hoaptaj L~ondondiflfedays ago Whilst under thg inrleece ofR ?? ab Another fa I hstie happened ...

... d Fiim-A fire broke out last night, about eleven o'clock, in Hope-chambers, Leather-lane, Dale. e street. The fire originated in an office in the f occupation of Messrs. Cunliffe, merchants, and penetratedtothesample'roomof Messre. Eaton on e the floor below. An engine from Hatton-garaen, 3 accompanied by Mr. Superintendent Hewitt and a body of the fire-police, ad well as the West of England ...