... (NJ TIIIE WATER-8UPPLY OF SEA- I 'A1DJE WATERINU PLACES i By G. %V. Watwiin, F.12Y.S. btthtM A HY OF TliE IESULf1 OD314fl'uD ON CT 12 Xwetmdseird fr-ec /ht .S'aniary ~Record.) I have ohtaimtd in all thirty. eight eatpliairow t~t. cts-Li~ to'Wms, eric Icalaple.. ic acditeoiu fixin (gwca, Lake anA G)enmrfozi Spriog, t-i~o Z.i~ at Lt I outrs of tiupply also us'Sa. '21i, tetal c!i- dteatial ...

... LATEST AqD TELEGRAPHIC NEWS THE COURT, &C. (From Mie Oficial Court Circular~.)I BALLeORAu, N4ov. 29. The Qnu!,n drove out yesteodey morning with tbe 1rflnceas Beatrice,atteuded by the faarohionees of Eliy; and walked in the aftercnoon with the princeIP, attended by Lady Oharchill and the Hon. AMY Lambert. it Is now arranged that her Miajesty, with Ptincess Beatrice and Prince Leopoldwill ...

... I1 -?1Th1 p UTZ T 4.A( t Pb(JIE i s lmtt8 S- - U> '4 more We !save to ?? only Mr, N atban -onunco this Siiraing tho death of ,rned b evening, ' Calne, which took placer on Friday I .r hiaresidenco, Broominill, lruughtau-iu- wMa. Mr. Caine, who had reached his Gth )f thwi y' Lur, had been in fsilmsig henith for nomlie tim6. Om Friday, very tnfavourable symptoms Hit in, and he Oulah eo rapidly ...

... MR.. GLADSTONE AND THE I WOODMAN. The sylvan life has amenities to which political life is a stranger. The one is as a grassy dell lighted by the sunbeams which t glance through the overhanging foliage, and crossed and re-crossed by little rippling streams ; whilo the other is as an arid desert rugged with the volcanic upheavals of the a past, and lurid with the eruptions of to- a day. It is ...

... TI. WAR. I., - I , It is announ ced from Belgrade that the Servians hav e occupied Adlia, a small fortress to ?? weest of Widdin, abandoned 1)b the Tu rks. Prince Milan arrived at Aloxinatz yesteraay. According to a tele- gram from Cattaro, the siege of Antivari by tl'e Montenegrins has assumed a ?? novel aspect. Hostilities have been suspended, and the Montenegrins are selling food to the ...

... WALL AwN' LJUAL V | L). 7TL >ntLty 1::l 1 , a; bud t -trirg at tuf .. ?? t , ,ri * ?? rIT tet.t btirw :k-'c : , G f Jol satcn, itt,,rc'o'c - . - --a, Dtnr, ' l irElty, Curnt, ti h.,rr t. t , W?|aOfi~s AN>' ''a:XLTI;f c'Jnr3:'8 i Csp etredtto ii4 itwri Aa .. tS .: trhe n3urucr cr ?? It-1 ;l~to ts iitt*.7; irauttth wras ia. tli ?? . ; ' ' i tane tl-t * - R .,t ore ,from cifrri,'c. ?? A - i. ...

... LOCAL NEWS he WoRaKxousE Comirrsrr.-The usual meet iog of for this committee was held yesterday, at the pirish ,rv offices, Brownlow-hill, Mr. Thomas Owen presiding. sl There were, it was reported, in the workhouse and its branches 2603 inmates, being an inorease of 11 upon ?? week's numbers, and an increase ef 180 . as compared with the numbers in the correspond- LW ing period lst year. There ...

... THE LIBERATION SOCIET'S | CONFERENCE. When the advocates.of a given measure of reform have sufficiently educated public B opinion in abstract principles to be able to it lend it out into the region of practical o suggestion, the ultimate achievement of their object becomes a mere question of ad time. W e are glad to see from the pro- ea ceedings of their triennial conference, just 3a. held in ...

... THlE LOSS OF THE SHIP DAVD G. FLEMNG. Yesterday. at the police-bnildicgv, In Dale street, an Inquiry.l sttuted by the Board of Trade, was opened mom b r. Plaffles, the stiaend n trate, and Captains Grant.. u.M, asnd into the drcumstance attending the strandingand total - of the ship David G. Pemg, on th Colorado ocaut, Aa the id of January, 18J7. Mr. Ty1ndall appeared for the Bosr4 of Trade, ...

... I OPENING OF WIRRAL T WAMW I The Wirral tramway, which haa been recently - consatucted from Birkenhead to New Ferry, was a formally opened for passenger traffic yesterday. A i full description of the line appeared in the Afercury Ilast week, and it may now be only necessary to state that at present the cars will stop in Chbrch- street, Birkenhead, bat when the railway tanmel i t Cheater-treet ...

... I SHIPPIG DISASTEM. I Thenumber of wreeks reported lost week was SS, making for the present year atotal of 640. COLLISION ON THE MERSEY. Yesterday morning, about half-past nine o'alock, the flat Geore came into cllision withthege tamer Shandon, off the Ca~nad Dock, and received each damage that in ehort time she sak. She was coal laden, and had recent left lBirend. The crew of the flat, ...

... ST. VALENTME'S DAY. : ~e T~he Liverpool Postoffice is ordinarily a scene of reat activit'. ProBably more letters'daily pass- fthrogh it than thrugh any other of the:rovincial it ices of the- kingdom.- But there are occasions r when ?? mails are called in6o requisi. ' tian; anda the work ia enormously increased. This was pecially the case this wreek oia St. Vlentine's '5 Day. -We are indebted ...