... I METEOROLOGICAL RESULT I S.I DEDUCED FROM OBSERtVA'I'IOXS TlAKEN Al 'I'IT¢ LIVERlOOL Ol8.,RYVATromtv. Latitude, 63' 24' 4 N. Longitude, 3'417' W. BAROMETER. ' MlERli'I i'E. I ' . 4OI 11 . :,d 1868. . 3 Month r- W and1 Day. m ? t! 01. 4 ? V-1 2. ?? P:'q - 0 4.g, 0 P4 1 2 ? 9 I l?i ? -.3 ?? S ?? -592 I svu ~ August. Inch. Inch. | Inch.' Deg. Deg. Dog. Dceg. Monday.31 10.10 30.111 30.135 68.ts ...

... I h- at MORE DISASTERS TO SHIPPING. e5, e, As we anticipated, the reports which were re- t- ceived yesterday from various parts of the ooawt Ak not obly' cohfirm the worst fears which were enter- ig tamed respecting the fate of some of the vessels which left the Mersey a few hours before the gale n coinnienced, but also refer to other disastrous looses 'I which have occurred at the mouth of ...

... I WATER & BATHS QOMMTTSM. I The f ortalghtly meetinr of this committeeas held yesterday, in the council ehamber at the Town Hall. Mr. Biloe presided, and the other mernbers preienft, were Messrs. J. U. Wilson, P. H. Bolt, ?? Williams, Bafrjeow, Bigby, Harrieon, 1Ialmer. The E'gineer in his report said- Th'd mean rainfall for the fortnight ended on tb', 11th instant has been 'J94 of an inch; ...

... UNPOPULARITY OF PRINCE I CHRISTIAN. -A London correspondent of a New York daily paper comments rather frankly and cyniaoslly upon the unpopularity of Prince Christian In England. 6 Prince Chrlstiln,he says, married the English Princess Helena, and the people, by a sort of Instinot, came to the conclusion that the young lady had been forced Into the marriage, and that the whole business was a ...

... THE, SALUf3 POPULI LEX SUPREMA. to hODOMESTIC. I he ttee The Houtse of Lords resumned its sittings ight on Monday evening, after the Wihits1atide ilbe ald recess. Their lordships, howvever, sat only twenty minutes, and confined themselves to M formally passing (1110 or two measures a enstage. Amongst these was the Cotton itee Statistics 1)ill, which was read a third timle T and passed. hill ...

... iTa LIFB & TIMES of L0RO BiROUGHAM IN CANBaY. In the course of the past week (but wit'] a, tthat he report should Lot be Ptitlbd fur a few days) a case of Kreat literary it net came on for hearing bdfore Mr. Churc, she a Iet Inerk of the Master 0o the Rolls, tn which Lord Broushbain was the plaintiff anid Us', Jelaph Canyon was the defeLdaut. The solicitors for LordBrouhamapplited for the ?? ...

... HORRORS OF AN A ME1t-cT-ii - MADHOU;3ER *TL. 14 Vark correspondent of the Moetn':nq P06t gives a feat ul de-etipitnn of horr'ra whicVI have recently been dlhclosed by mean4 of a leg-l investIgation. Tbe Statne In=ane Asyluc at Jacksonvill Illinois, Is an institution snppn-t.'d by the State, and under its control. The revele- tios oft the awful cruelties which were prmt'. ?? in this asylum were ...

... THE ?? Wfuxrg. SALUs POPULI L141SVPBZXA. I DOMESTC. In the House of Lords, on Friday night, the royal assent was given to various measures, including the Capital hnmishment within Prisons Bill. The question of abolishing the tests imposed at the univer- sities was once more discussed, but no action was taken thereon. On the motion for the adjourninent of the house for the Whitsun- tide ...

... THlE RAIWAY ACCIDENT IN I NOHTE WATA-LES. TIm, ADJOUujNED INQUEST. (Ronib evr OMM Reporter.) Tbhe following isaonrtiutatihto lof the proceedings on berwaY o aftercuirl arcel was dispatched:-w Mtr. Settler said that the Messrs. ,¢ines and Lupti should t ho called upon to give revidenceas to hotar they or the company had otrl oer ter sidig fatlandrlas stion. e bealso asd ?? scompany b vould ...

... A meeting of the town council was held yestor- day in the council chamber, at the Town Hall, ?? the Mayor, Mr. B. Whitley, presiding. THE COST OF SEFTON PARK. The first business was the coniuideration of the 3 following motions by Mr. J. IL Wilson, which were not dispised of at the meoting of the cooueil held on the 12th ultimo:- 3 1. IThat printed copies of the first sposiflation is Messrs. ...

... KING THEODORES SON. Dejatch Alamaio (meaning, in English, has seei the world) is the legitimate heir of the late Emperor Theodore. Immediately after the capture (A Magdala, Dejatch Al maio waa with his mother brought into the British camp. This queen, by name Terru Wark (puregold), was the daughter of Ras Oobie, the former Prince of Tig'rd, and, on her father's defeat and capture by Theodore ...

... I As the Lit of November will thjis ytiar IOul oil a Sunday, the nurnicipal elections will not trikvv place till Monday, the 2nd. Lihip-wraerncr %VAIUI. -Yesterday, a deputation walited upon Mr. W. II. Bitirstowv, tho retiring inviber, and presented him with a titiniorously signed memiorial, signed by ail parties in the wardl rcequeatilitg that he would again Conic forward las a cundidate. Mr ...