... THE LIVERPOOL MAIL. for the into which we wire Ld by the zealous {EETING OF THE of these rumours was, that Mr. Neilson was not put into this TNE PRESS AND THE DEVIL. CRUIKSH:! *$ COMIC feelings of a most respect res ‘TRADESMEN’S CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION ...

... of that town, rso news has transpired of the movements of the Russians, except their having seized and hanged an Hungarian spy at Tyrnau. The latest news from Debreczin is of the 7th instant. On that day a letter from Kossuth was read in the National ...

... poor parson £l2O to do duty in it; and read telegram which he had received from Mr. Gladfctone in reply to a communication, spying that the sla'emont was “grossly untrue,” but that it was impossible to state the case by telegraph. Dr. Smith afterwards received ...

... Ammer was sulky, and, moreover, that a Russian spy was present at the Cebu' Court in the person of a certain B ilchariot. Such being the awe of things, the Indian Government thought it well to teat these rumours by inviting the Ameer either to come in person ...

... disregarded, legal proceedings have been commenced to compel the Railway Company to put the streets into proper repair. There is a rumour Chester that Sir E. S. Walker intends to offer himself as a candidate for the honour of representing the old city in Parliament ...

... in any manner, the storming of the place will, beyond all doubt, prove one of the bloodiest record. The Spy who passed through the Camp. —The spy, whom I think I mentioned in my last letter, as having been in our and the French lines, passed himself off ...

... Italian eemi-offleial organ, in rehad arrived at Herat. Musa Jau, who, it ferenoe to the report that the Greek Governwas rumoured, had made his submission roent was prepared to seize and occupy Abdur Rahman at Cabal, entered Herat Epirus and Thessaly ...

... statement that the Princess Mary has recently contracted matrimonial alliance, long as a similar report was circulated a mere rumour, thought it too absurd to require notice, but now tint it Ins been confidently asserted fact feel it our duty to m et it with ...

... Celeste appeared ua Thursday evening, at the Leeds Theatre, as Madeline, 10 St. Mary's Eve, and MaUlde de Mene, in The French Spy; and the same pieces were repeated on Friday evening. The attraction wae successful in drawing full and respectable audiences ...

... communal elections, they constantly the road, U. Guizot was considered the Pope of the Reformed Church of France, and it is rumoured his mantle has fallen his son-in-law, M. Cornells de Witt. The schism among the Protestants is assuming very grave proportions ...

... WEEK A Neapolitan Insurrection— if not a Neapolitan Revolution—may now be regarded as imminent. Amid all the conflicting rumours of the last few days we think we can make out clearly that Garibaldi himself has actually visited Naples —has bad'a lengthened ...

... them, as the French had none their own dead unburied, besides which they find themselves too near to allow the Russians to spy into their trendies, and probably to find out their weak points. Two nights alter this another very noisy fusillade rung out ...