... THE GUARDIAN, MR. BRIGHT, AND MR. COBDEN. There is a mendacity of the press which is worse 0 than its malevolence or even its venality. The i] ?? Guardian, on Wednesday, contained tj an article, every sentence of which th e prityv I- a by inuendo, implication, or direct statement, to h' contain a falsehood. The article is entitled, Mr. BRIGHT on the Press ; and certainly if any one of cc ...

... fimcllaneout. SLIGHx~TL PaasmTccruasa_.-n Orr's Diary for 185h, therq .S es the following entry, under dale of 25th September, 1804:- r& Sebastopot surrendered.'O ,~Robert Bruce, the moaster of the ship 'uno, of Berwick, c( at fought with his mete Joseph Okton, on the deck of the ship re d in Leith Docks ?? night laskt. The result was that re n Okton was killed. Bruce has been commi tted for ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 155. ?? ?? . ?? A - ?? -- ?? SALUS POPULJI LEX SUMMMA. THE LIVERPOOL REFORM.ATC9Y. alI Oar Town Council commenced the new year ce happily by adopting the Report recommending tb the establishment of a Reformatory ?? an Offenders. It is proposed to have two Reforma- Se tory Schools-that is to say, a Reformatory for as training juveniles iv agricultural ...

... 0 FRANCE. Another decre dated Paris, January 17, nominates it the Swiss Gene~ra chsenlbein a French general of brigade le ,6r foreigni service. di .The Aaris correspondent of the Daily News SaYS- I a aminome, nrespectable authority, that a tre~aty be- al tweon Frabc and Switzerland has ben ctulysgef pusatto wvhich an army of 40,000 men will march p] ?? to the Danube next month and will be IsI ...

... (From the London papers of F riday.) THE RUSSIANS AGAIN ACROSS THlE DANUBE. T The following most important telegraphic de.~patch hits come to hand: NB~ioJN The Russians have crossed the Danube, inivadedl the Dobrudashla, and taken both Toltseba eand Babadagh. 1Sadyk Pasha defended Tultscha as long as possible. F THE SIEGE, CONSTaANTecoPLP, JAN. I. There is no change reported from the camp ...

... garzettc+ ,ctory %A new Mormon temple is being constructed at the city of us in the Salt Lake, which will cover 2S,850 equare feet. apel pad Major-General Gough is named in the military circles in weo suits' Vienna as the successor of General Dn Plat, as representa- p until tive of England at the Austrian beed quarters. onI It is estimated that the American States which herder on glee Pro- the ...

... COIItE PONDENCE. GRAMMAR SCHOOL. TO THE EDITR, OF THE rRESTON CR0NICLE. SIR,-I am informed that the Town Council have ap- pointed the Rev. Edwin Smith to the head-mastership of the Grammar School, in the place of his brother. How is it the situation was not advertised, and the best qualified person appointed? 'Mr. Smith fills the situation of chaplain at the barracks (two miles from the town). ...

... BLACKBURN MEICHANIC&S INSTITUTION, MEETING AT THE THEATRE. The inaugural meeting of the members and friends of the s Blackburn Literary, Scientific, and Mechanics' In- stitute, was held by adjournment in the Theatre Royal, on Thursday evening last. We are happy to say that the meeting was a numerous and most respectable one; the audience comprising the elite of the town and neigh- bourhood, ...

... 1l I _ .- . _- . Scutari, December 2S.- Some presents from the Queen have t been received here, including essence of beef, sosp, Eautde- c Cologne, toilet vinegar, &e. Whether the contributions of cha- ritable people at home will ever arrive safely must in a great s measure depend upon the care with which they inform those to whomn the parcels are addressed of the mode of transmission. The ...

... v . . . I I I I - - - Mr, ?? monthly meeting of this board was held last even- b s ing, at the public-offices, Wavertree, the Rev. W. Badnall w( eme in the chair; and the othermembers present were-Messrs. m, a-l Halhead, Hill, Anderton, Davies, Witham, Gore, Rishton, rn anw Chaffer, and Picton. of the A memorial was read from the owners and occupiers of th etre property in Olive-lane, praying ...

... B at Thc us-al weekly meeting of this committee was held yester- - so, day,- Mr. Charles Turner in the chair. Tho other members *r, prespnt ;vcre Messrs. Shand, Palmer, Robinson, Evans, Cha- k, loner, Greisan, Gladstono, Lochett, Bighan, Langsdale, n m M-ann, ltnnnthwaite, Smith, Erecklehank. D ce The sub-committee cfworke recommended that the tender of Si Messrs. Lloyd, Jones, and Co., for ...

... AUSTRIA AND TORE ONFEDERATION. The following is a translation of the secret despatch of f'l ythe Austrian government to the states of the German a Confederation. It is dated Jan.. 14 Or (Confidential.) at (C: Vienna Jan. 14, 18555. ta el may stlil consider the adhesion ef Prussia to the alliance Di e concluded by the treaty of the 2id of December ao a probable Cs eventualty and for Ito part ...