... REL&TIONS WITH THE UNITED SBATH9. to We have now superabundant confirmationh of 8e the great fact which a few days continued to lin- 0 get sin the regions of doubt. Mr. Crampton, the x (late) Britisi Minister at Washington, and the u British Consuls at New York, Philadelphia, and D Cincinnati have not only been dismissed by the ai Gow-ernment of the United States, but Mr. Cramp- r, ton and Mr. ...

... ;, ULUM IN PARVO. The - 3arquisEof Chandos hasdbeon offered and Ias de- lo clined the goveruorship of the coleny of Victoria. ta a A greap nurubor of watches aid maiany valuable articles re , of ?? wurie tolon, a few days sifa,- from the u; preeiises of MFr. lq6rtb, wltchmahor, of Ilford. fo A 3 jille journal mays that M.. Angel, a young chemist, wl !° has discovered an means of distilling ...

... TEB LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 186. SALUS POPULI ?? Up;aA.-- S U 1I M A It Y. At the day sitting of the louse of Comnmons, on Wednesday, the Tenant Right (Ireland) Bill was read a seooni time, the numbers on the 1 division being 88 for and 59 against. The Scientific and Literary Societies Bill was W imn mitted pro J`O6mt. The DissenterW' Marringe Bill was passel through committee after ...

... .1 ?? a a a a- - . r MERCUtRY OFFr03, SATURDAY, MAY 17, Two Pr.M. ?? . ?? ?? . .. . . . . . . We regret to learn that' Lord Adolphus Fitzelareroe t has been seized with another paralytic attack, at Sio George WombwelI's seat, in - Yerkshire. The attackI which was a vevy serious one. occurred sn Thursday. a It wms currently reporttd last night in L:.ndon that in- telligence of its fatal ...

... FEARFUL SUFFERINGS OF A SHIP'S ?? 'CREW. lt RV a ari rival Af thr Rhi Mnra-r -o T Ihvta a.- th By the arrival of the ?? at Torbay we havei rade received the following report Of the loss, and subsequent I bi had painful sufferings of the crew, o~the bark Blake of.iver- 'V Dnb' Pooal:- ' l .~~i H ister' The British bark 'Blake, Captain! Edward Rudolf, ini hutch sailed ?? Island harhour~ ...

... .es sacari is CAP'AIN CamnISTIE'S CASE-The grand jury man yesterday found a true bill against John Anderton and ry Christie, for the murder of Francisco Rodriguez, on sciou M. the high seas, and a true bill against James Millard, did of mate, for assault. The case comes on for hearing drive ,e- to-day. deni *to A nunber of the friends of the town mission met Fr atthe house of Mr. Richard ...

... SECOND EDITION ?? -. O~X A?DMrnR' ansI I stlem ~a xAND.MAONRImne~ At her Majesty's lev6e yesterday the honou pe, knighthood was conferred on Mr. Ca. hon..r of the Solicitor-General. . - the me- The last of the ministerial re-electiong t place om- yesterday. Mr. Mowbray, the :judgeadvooa e has re-elected member for Durham. H ? ,v c as and The Mo?'?ing Herald city article says- G faction has ...

... DIPERIAL PARLIAMENT. wvit FROM OUR OWN RlEPORTERS. gui uni HOUSE OF COMMIONS. U WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23. the I ble Speaker took the chair At twelve Oo'lock. of Lord GoDEICHei presented several petitions fromnt yorkhidre in favour of tile Registration of lPartner- nsia Ab~5 iii. r.~ COLLIER Presented a Petition against the same__ bill. IzEGISTRATIO-K OF PARTNERSHIPS BILL. (n tile motion for the ...

... SALTT ForeULI Lol SUPREMA. Lord Ebury's motion for 'the appointment !1w of a Royal Commission to revise the Liturgy tl+ of the Church of England was, after a dis- a Cussion which almost exclusively occupied the x House of Lords last night, ultimately with- e) drawn. S1 Last nighlit, in the I-louse of Commons, the G Chancellor of the Exchequer said, in reply to :Mr. Bright, that the Government ...

... TIlE WESLEYAN METHODIST FOREIGN MISSIONS. 17 The forty-first; annual meeting of the Wesleyan Miethodist le Auxiliary bociety for the district of Liverpool wae heild last cvcniiig in the Biruneswick Chapel, Moss-street. The chair was occupied by John F'arnworth, Ess,., aud amongst other at gentlemen oin the platform were the Rev. John Hannah. D ,of Didslsbury, anl thle Rev. Luke Tyersssan (a ...

... ci, | THE SOLDIER ANDI HIA LOVE. | aig - . . OLD- i-. ..Ar I eoiig1 (Frrosit the Court Journat.) NV t The delay which has occurred in the departure of ti coln- the Duc de I- to take possession of his niew n sday office being known to be of his own seelding, has ton, given rise to a thin Nlet of smoke, beneath which d4 i at- smoulders the spark of rea lfire whicl serves to kindlec it on the ...

... rto We roegreat tohea.rh that rs. Janes ITO].%e the 4 ladyI forwotycifmgsrenow lies dan- gerously ill in London. L - The anniversary of the Licensed Victuallers' Society will, we understand, be celebrated on the tV 28th of next month, by a grand dinner at the ri ?JR Adeiphi Hotel. The Mayor has signified his linten- a & . tion to be present. IC w~l Mr. Robert Teare has received the temnporary ...