... ,V.r A. Van. ?? rylFz-n7t'r.V4 tn F I ho ?? I~I ±JLV4 xvXO~. at (From the raew York Herald, e September 5.) ny SERMON OF THE REV. AN1OINErrE BROWN, IN ,mn METROPOLITAN HALL. I h. The largest congregation in our city, on Sunday, assem- y- bled at Metropolitan-hall, to listen to this eloquent divine. es At an early hour the door was crowded, and the first n- circle was fall by the time the ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE BIIITISHi AND NORTH AMERICANX r. ROYAL MAIL STEAM-SHIP NIAGARA. e The Niagara, Captain Lang, arrived in the Mersey shortly * before ten a.m. on Tuesday, bringing 27 passengera ans l. $250,000 in specie on freight. She sailed on tie 24th y3 February, having been detained a day after her usual time s' of sailing-thus making the passage in li days 2 hours. ,n She reports the ...

... -0 I ESPNbENCE COLLISION AT SA.m Tro~ r PB DITOBS OF THE LIVKZtPOOL MERUSO ~. Gt El~f,-The Eleanor Thompson, 241 toms burthen: of which. I am aster, Railed from ti oto h s ainat~nt'fuo Lagmayra. Wel proceeded down, channel thtV S.Skerrles bearing SE;,- five rmiles;. We had a4 light on the I. bowsprit. At ?? on Sunday morning, the 4th, saw Lya steamer coming up direct for us. 1I hailed her, bot ...

... FOREIG IN TELLIGENC E. FRANCE. The municipal council of L'Oriont has voted 40,000 francs towards defraying the expenses of thle emperor's reception. Tie legislative counucil sait on Mon1day : 206 members were present. The bill for the defluitive settlement of the budget of 1850 was voted unaniumously. The excess of Ox. peudituroe as compared witl the receipts is tlxed for that year at the sum ...

... rave aght LOCAL IMPROVEMENT. fled TO THE EDITORS OF THlE LIVERPOOL McnCURY. e to GpNTLuMEN,-YOU, will, doubtless, remember how the e opublic were electrified by the grand project for improving portions of the town, which was brought forward list this autumn. If I mistake not, the subject was postponed with cer- a view to more consideration being given to it than could ent, at that time be ...

... FRANCE. los The Mronitifu5 publishes a notice calling for tenders for confl the completion Of the large dook In the naval yard at Cher- 0O11 buerg, the expense of which is estimated at 6,500,000 francs, rgn Marshal St. Arnaud has left Paris for Helfaut St. Omar, raden to be present at the grand manoauvres which will take place UMSUIL there on Sunday next. Trade The emperor received a letter on ...

... THE LIVERP$OOL- iR EtRJ. TUESDAY, SEPTDflEf-l 1.85. I' '8I I - O. L I uX BMA. .:SAEIUS PePUbi LXX F~i NSA I U MM ABY. The Gtazete of Friday last, in anticipation of the fev approach of cholera, contains an Order in Council Th for bringing the Nuisance Removal Act of 1848 3rd into operation throughout the whole of Great tot Britain for the next six months; and at a Privy bei Council held at ...

... W . . 0 V W W V V . ?? RooEIDALE FLANNELn AND WOOL MARKETS, MONDAY. JAN. 10.-We have experienced another dull market, and ifmanufacturers complain that they cannot get prices for .e their goods equal to the advance Which has taken place in some sorts of the raw material. The demand for wool We ha; g was lmtd and prices firm. week. TI limited, ~ ~ *~~several Ia [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) ther ...

... TO THB EDITORS OF THB LIVER5POOL MBEBCURY N i GENTzMEn,-In the Meszry of Friday last I. read, with deep interest, your article on juvenile Q r crime, particularly that part of it wherein you-so f tritely remark that preventive measures are far oi more important than remedial efforts. As a B s humble worker in the preventive service, I respond most cordially to the truth of this senti-&a 9 ...

... th M.LU IJun 1c11a` ne The fifth ordinary meeting of this society was held on bs, Thursday evening last, the 3rd instant, in the Collegiate ae Institution, the Rev. Dr. Thom, vice-president, in the Is, chair. There was a very numerous attendance of mem- ot bers, and the place of meeting presented a most interest- et ing appearance. The large centre table and the side table s were covered with ...

... - The inimitable John Parry appears to-night for the last time at the Great George-street Assembly-rooms.-Seeadv. The band of Messrs. Rogers and Sons was present at the launch of the iron vessel on Saturday last. - The poor-rate for the parish for this year will be 2s. in the pound. i Norbury's grand painting, The Last Fight of the 7i Bards, is now open every evening to the working classes ...

... er On Friday morning, at an early hour, Ravensworth as Castle, the seat of the Right Hon. Lord Ravensworth, ot situated about four miles from Newcastle, was burglari- lk ously entered and jowellery of the value of £300, and £1 X100 in £5 Bank of England notes and sovereigns were o carried away. The rooms into which the burglars entered 1-were a bedroom occupied by the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. ?? ...