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... SOTREE OF THE LEARNED SOCIETES OF LIVERPOOL. The unique and, most interesting gatherinig of the asiociated literary, scientifie, and art societies for of Liverpool, which was held last year for the first sel time, was attended with so much genuine success an to fully warrant a repetition and continuance of Jari a sexies of the soirees which was thus so happily di9 inaUgurated. The second re ...

... [RauTErW'S TELEGRAMW.J PAnrq, Fn7DJ1v.-M. Grevy, the President of the Republic, will shortly take up his residence at the Elysee. There is no foundation for the report that Marshal Mac. Mabon would at once leave Paris. He will remain here for n few days in order to render asBistance to . Greavy in the details connected with the latter's asumptiOn Of office. The exCPrerident has already ...

... LO.ZDON. SA TURDA Y, FEB. 1. Our Special Correspoudent ' at Jeilalabad tele- graphs that a rumour iso urrent there of tbe death of Shere Ali, while returiingjfrom Turkestan. No contirmation of tbis, news. had, however, been received, and Major Civagnari was iuolined to doubt the story. Accordingto intellig'ence re- ceived in S4t. Petqrsburj, 8here Ali hsd reached the Russian frontier.. The, ...

... Osborne, January 31, ape out yesterday Princess Beatrice aad the Victoria of Hesse ; and Her walked this , attended Lady The Grand - ng Hesse walked with The Hon, Mary Lascelles has left Osborne, the Koyal chiidren. ...

... T, A Boston telegram reports that the schooner liapiu is missing, with a crew of four hands ut., f 3A?AC?M AM> PODOPHTILIW.—A fluid eom Dn i°n or derangement ot the lirer, particularly when arising from skylit congestion. By jreritl}- stimulating tae aot-lort ot the liver ami slightly moving the'bwvwte, the:hear?, clroway feeling; with sensation* of fulness, ofMn head-ache, pain beneath the ...

... THE SCOTCH RE-UNION AT CARDIFF. The fourth re-union of the natives of Scotland :md their friends took place on Friday EVENING at the assembly-room of the Cardiff Arms Hotel. An excellent working committee had been appointed, and the arrangements made were such as to insure Lhe most perfect success to a re-union which has now become an annual event at Cardiff. The room was gaily decorated with ...

... CARDIFF. THE 10TH TOLL-STEMS.—The first full dress parade for the New Year took ■ lace on Mondav. The nmster was » good one, and after the parade at the T): ill-hajl the men marched do>\n to the IWn-hall. where tbev were dismissed. TID; DISTRESS—TheE,ev.T.Pliiilips,for the Mayor Bstribiued on Monday a large uuiaber of Bath fcops and peas to the poor, who attended at the Town-had, in the ...

... SODDEN DEATH.—On Sundayevening last, Miss Herbert, of New Market-street, Usk, was seized with a fit, from which she never rallied, and ex- pired early on Monday morning. RELIEF COMMITTEE.—^The committee held an adjourned meeting on Monday night, at which Mr J. H. Clark presided. lie stated that the sub- scriptions amounted to £3J. Seventeen tons of coal, 11 tons of coke, and tickets for ...

... A SECRET TREATY. CONSTANTINOPLE, Tuesday. — Some little exeiiement has been produced in the diplo- matic world here by a rumour that the British Ambassador had presented a Note to the Sultan recommending English control in the Ministries of War, Marine, and Finance, and promising in return a loan of 30 millions sterling. A leading member of the Diplo- matic Corps was &aid to have obtained a ...

... The Ameer of Bokhara has presented to General Yon Kaufmann 50,000 roubles, to be distributed atcooff the wounded in the Turkish eamca'sto, ...

... It is stated that the winner of the first prize is a Parisian tramway conductor. The prize consists of a magnificent silver dinner service, supplied and exhibited in the recent Exhibition by M. Odiot, jeweller, of ...