... iM IS CELL AN E OTJT Sel I1 _ e THll TESTIMONIAL TO MRt. HESxhB, LATE MY. The -following reply from Mir. J. NV. Henllev, lite M.P., has: been forwardeu to Sir Henry Dasltwood, Bart., the chdirmnau of -the meeting recentlv held to present 'the right lon. gentleman with a testisonial 012 his retirement from the county.:- Dear Sir Henry,-I am sorry to be l obliged to use another's hands to ...

... BARNSSLEY UNION. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCUXY. GxnrLLuEIrN,-IU your impression of WednestaylV app~ears a report or tbe meeting of the l Barnsley BrIoA ot Guardinsu, at which a letter wvas read, signe-i ti several butchers of Barnsley, denyeug that tbey had ere! received a single order for mleat tor the outdoor poor Dtrt me. Unfortunately for ¶iie said botchers, I have in m! possessiou ...

... REPORT ON THE SURVIVORS FROM THE WRECK OF Tah EURYDICE. A little before 7 p.m. on Sunday evening I wae taken on board the schooner Emma, lying in Veutnor Bay, and was shown down into the cabin. There I found Mr. Moreton; he had arrived some time before me, and was working very hard and enthusiastically to restore anima- tion in the body of Lieutenant Tabor, which lay on the floor in front of ...

... fr the Foom* paget) A-NI-D SHARE MARKETS.' (FSOI ?? L,,DOX CoBBJoWENMrnl.) (ou WS L.0mox i, Thursday Evening. D3 following ae the latest Pr'ces of tre principal it-e : f717 &c.-(onsols 90 to 95& for money, b o for account. Now and Eeduoed ID' pe ens *t 95a. Exchequer Sills for March, rn~1 rw ditto for June, 12 to 17 prem. 1ndia __ ~~ Cets.103 to 105: ditto Four per ?? to Do02; a8,d ditto ...

... 1MORNINGw EXPRESSe TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS MERCURY-OFFICE, Friday, 5 arm, TEE CONGRESS. (MonNnew PoST T TGRAPr BnnI, Thursday.-The semi-official newspapere in this country express themselves satisfied that the Congress will meet, -if not in this month, at any rate early in the next. They miaintain. that after the delivery of the Treaty to the several Powers no farthel objection is likely to be ...

... sns t H JHOUSE OF LO]RIDS--FRIDAr. e I Pr.OGRESS OF' BLrs. - Tle Consolidated Fund L (2C.uow000() Bill and tile Excheq'iv- Eonnds ?? le ( 04) 0 i 0) 1)ill Were reld a, thirt rinlse and passed. ?? Terirorial Waters Jurisdiction Bill was read a ELcund time. Their lordships then adjourned. teor HOUSE OF COMMONS.-FRIDAY. BigerLIGERENr Siups.-Sir J. Lubbock gave notice 5IC that this day imonth he ...

... HULL HATBIONIC SOCIETY. On Friday, this society gave a performance of sacred music that attracted an audience which crowded the Public Rot-nis, The chiefly attractive work essayed by the society was Meudelssohn's nobie 1Hobgesang (Fhymn of Praise), the only symphonic cantata he has left us, thoughs it is almost certain he meditated the ?? three such works. The Hymni of Praise was himt g'iven ...

... MiCIMM. 4 0,01 c 2?-- ? 1? 'se .:P. NMaxtev~l, s Cd5 %oe e - 11 ?? and, Messrs. c vicecnairuenli 'th gob ?? ~Lao _E5kINieAToon' N ii5,. Qet oE f 43 jniior pupils at thedast 90' ?? w'nt eob; Xed firit 5 bls e ahonours- M rtnr. iaroy, Siduey. ?? eneiog as ias joiner 13z no5 Oninol'iyc SiO~' bard to snip ula ~~ ~~0tking 45n ~ ~ ~ i eroe fori 'tVitere DadulEstberflno 1ci, 5jd sr 50.th sth dock ...

... NAVAL AND MILITARY PREPARATIUNS. I _ . I .1 . _ .- I , . .1 - .. I Last evening, at the weekly drill of the Falmouth s Volunteers, the whole corps, without exception, volun- t] teered for foreign service if required. a Lord Ashley, commanding the London Brigade of a Royal Naval Artillery Volunteers, has informed the c admiral superintending the naval reserves that the brigade t, is ready for ...

... I (RzuTER's TELEzGER&S.) ITALY.' Romu, Wednesday Evening.-There is no foundation for the report that Signor Crisni, Minister of the Interior, has tendered his resignation, and the same may be said of the rumour that a family council has been held at the Quirinal. The Prince of Casignan has come to Rome simply for the purpose of attending to-morrrowv's sitting of the Legislature, at which King ...

... -. -C-raiv^h li++tl --n rado --Aa - -l- Comparatively little progress was made yesterday in the work of unloosening the sails from the masts of the sunken vessel. The Manly and the Grinder went out of harbour in the morning to the wreck, but in' consequence of the chopped state of the sea they were unable to. proceed with the work, and returned into harbour shortly after mid.day. The Grinder ...

... NEWS. I IGENAL k'O1E1GN -S- A-.1 a W.L.L34A. AXJ A. ?? _A. .. (B'um! TzEamBum.) .: FRANCE. thi VRSaLssTharda7y Evening.-To#day's d sttngofthe ho Chamber of Deputies was devoted ,,o the verification of thi elections. - In the Senate the general debate on the military staff Hi was brought to a close, and the discussion ofithe clauses commenced on Clause 1. General BiL=oT moved an a. amendment, ...