... - Il I.(From the Gnewu of lot S&.) lich un- BANKRUPTS. on Cave, George ,. of Nentgweaith-street sad Imon-lafle. .s Mest ilyr Tydell, brewer. Ga (rbeti, John, forrcerly of the Croisin rD4 Bofnciro Eis'gswfsford. Staffordshire. i'eensd olotualler. bst ore now OS Ohapelatreet, Panmneti, Klngswfcrd, out of the tuelue. Low Harvey. Thomas, of Soathtown. otherwise Little Ysr. in- mouth, Suffolk, ...

... EX MERET:ENAL CHEMISTRY. ?? I All yc- who arc too fond of wine or nzn' othev stuff, take warninag by the dismal fate of one Lientenant LuE. So wrote ihood -the elder of the bacchanalian cld maiimner who did Dot like soft water, sir. so took to diunking hard.' In like yrnner we ieel constrained, in vitw of It ertain recent proceedings before the Zudicial committee of the Privy Comncil, to ...

... TO COMSPOND1ENT We cannot undertake toreturn olmmnlcationl of which we do Dot eva l ourselves. CommunlOtoaU03 should always be legibly written in ink, and 01 one side of the kper oa4y; length Increases the difloultv of fnding spaoe for tbem. Whatever is Intended for insertion must be authenticated by the name and add rese of the ?? neceeserily for publication, but at a guaractee of good faith. ...

... OUR LO;NDON CORREPONDENCO I - I~~~ LoNDon, WansxsnDr Evmnrim. One or two of the foreign oorrespondents of the Times take a more hopeful view of the congress than has prevailed hitherto. The fact that Russia has agreed to the proposal that Greece should be admitted is considered a favourable sign, though the Pall MalI Gazeette, which hbs always adopted the most pensimiat opinions, holds that to ...

... AIANX LEGISLATURE. THE BISHOP AND THE SE`' OF LIVERPO GL. The Manx Tyniald Court held s meetirg yestel- cay. The Goverror reported that smallpox had entirely disappeared in cli part-, only a few con- 'alececrnt cases reusaining. The Governor laid I efore- the court thbe raft of a propoie6 agreement )*etwern the Ilarnx Goverument aae the Man :Lrtt.rn Ril way Comypany, relative to e Govern ...

... LETTER FUOM MR. GTADSTONE. The London Joavtrality committee have isaued I a circular stating that, indefereuceto theearnestly- ?? wih sof a number of gentlemen in Parlia- ment, it has been decided to postpoae the meeting announced to take place in the Agricultural HEll to-day (Thursday). The circular adds- It is with deep regret that the committee have felt them- telve, compelled to take this ...

... LIVERPOOL SEAMEN'S ORPHAN I IINSTITUTION. The arnnual meeting of the friends of this ?? hi was beld yesterday at thle town ball, uinder the proof- IN deney of Uis worsbip the mayor (Mr. A. B. Forwood). tl There were also presnt Messrs. Meade~ King Robert GP.t Allan. Robert Alexander, Gi. G. -Macrae, John William- ' nona, David Maclver, M.P., Jolhn Torr, M,.D. Ralph t Broeklohank, Win. Innsan, ...

... TIHE EASTERN QUESTION. I As with the dispute in the cotton trade. so with the dispute between the English Government and Russia, there is little chance of all amicable settlement so long as one of the parties takes refuge in an obstinate refusal to deviate in the slightest degree from a course to which the other declines to give its assent. It is clearly of no use for Prince Bismark or anybody ...

... 1 .2 an , I an ATES'V; ?? ,lnl .a ,aAHII 1(,VNS OF ~lIG ITHUR. e OF PI,-N rpfit'flt JY' .ftso ( BRe n, he Duke ot t-af-'0 his Roya ?? h rie 5jjj be etrof f rick Charles - j ,hter of Prui o _ ci e of~ / ; arie, Vwho .1 o5 f NSa~ur u L ?? a proceed to la5ayn togter, the :_ Sby I the betrothal. > for the O ImoI\- 1!RIXNCEiS o'clock ltst ev - - her Imperial I~(rm PrinC oj c--many arrived tl ...

... WEST KIRBY AS A WANV.&id'NG I' PCAE,. TO 71101 EDITORS or 11i0 lt VEn>riL -IMcUAR Gecntefneo.-Ye woua ceter a a Jpoa many i your reidcr n wide, lut nifl ?? uptn Lte ?? ef Liverpo: d eat - ies. *e by brirglog crne tle.!r note the rac i' ?? V'eartiirbya ?? re-'s't. Form ry: ?? .n est Lett ?? no 6ecTet to s faerntrcd feAet- vr.;derfel tOV~iL.-nM en ts Keirsy liesB ver evetC (iit stering plea ...

... SHIPPING IDISASTEItS. WRECK OF TI{E CH1LDAWLL HALL. Capltain Clhrke, the speciai officer of the Salvage Assncaatiun of London, telegraphs from Sagres that. although the water is smooth in the offing, it is dangerous for ljoats to approach the wreck, the after-part of which has entirely diappeared. LOSS OF THE ELECTRIC FLASH. Lloyd's agent at Pora reports, by telewraph, the total loss, on the ...

... TO CORRESPONIDENTS. Wecaunot unrder take tfo retorn cemm iruications of wvidth we do not avail oereelves. Communications should always be legibly writtel in ik, anld ii onne side of ?? papa' only , length increases the difficulty of finding Ipace for them. Whatever is intended for insertion must be authenticated by the name and address of the senider-not llecessarilv for publication, but as a ...