... - t -. - M68--i-\s--am-A\ --A ?? canl A deputation on the subject of the Pilotage Bill had an balt interview with the Right Ron. E. Cardwell, on Mondey, tr at the board of trade. The deputation consisted of Mr. bul Turner, M.P., Mr. W. Brown, M.P., Mr. Henry Bremner, ber Mr. Shepherd, Mr. Hudson, and Mr. Nowall (parliamen- thr tary agent). Th Tus POLL FOR SELECT VESTRYMEm.-The poll for two Set ...

... AUSTRALIAN EMIGRANT SHIP NORTHI A.TLANTIC. wvith This well appointed ship, lying in the river, detained tilee r sas by adverse winds, has been repeatedly visited by the Rev. o ia a James Back, of the Seamen's Friend Society and Bethel as anry Unon or the purpose of holding religious cervices on sell I, as board among the passengers. 2r. Buck's own account of m led, toevisits wcill prove ...

... ,. PETrY SESSIONS.-MONDAY LAST. e (Before the Rev. R. Jfoore, Edmund Birley, James Be den, and 0 Giles Th1onster, Esqrs.) o N0No.PAYMNT oF PooR RATES.-Mr. Robert Catterall, brick and, e tile maker, Klrkham, was summoned by the overseers of Kirk. I ham for non-payment of £2 Ss., assessed on his brick-croft, &c. 4 Mr. Robert Thompson, assistant overseer, proved the legality of a the rate. Mr. ...

... O RM SKIRK. U CoUNTY CoURT.-At the sitting of the court on Tuesday last, it before W. A. Hulton, Esq., there were twenty-five cases entered; y eight were settled before hearing. No cases of importance arose. a Wm. Cross was committed for twenty.five days for not appearing to a fraud surmonss NEw CATHOLIC CHuRca AT LYsWATE.-Thb foundation stone of a new Catholic church at Lydiate was laid on ...

... Thernomination of candidates for the honour of repre- renting the boroogh of Lancaster, in Abe room of Mr MO Armstrong, wvbo was unseated by the committee on the t' tition, took place in the Town Hall, on Monday morbing. Eho nonmination vwas fixed for ten o'loolc, and shortly before t' that hour the candidates, Mr. Greene, who formerly ,-epre. sented the borough, and Mr. John Amrstiong, ...

... TH?E LIVERPOOL Ta-ERCIJL1 TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 1858. SALUS POPULI LEX SUPRENA. t6 liMt! MA B Y. Int the goiotse of Commous, on Friday wn5l rate last, the Chancellor of the Exchequer ?? tioa the nature o>f the propositionls which he bedt to doub' make, Ont the rpart of' the soverflme lt, 'vith work respect to operations onl the natiou-l debt. IHe we I did not recommendlt these propositionsus ...

... SECO)ND1: EDX 'ITION.N I m Annvt10 'rv nrtrnrL v at on C- en hce ca- in - of cii- iry ati ide tic, the the ed. 'Is- cud an- eld iewv cre- to mdc- sold rlb. ants meds is in the rket ther PARIS, 3IOYiDAI!.-tP to the 4th inst. nO Bailing orders had reached the Biritish fleet at Malta, and no pre'para-v tions ishetever were mnaking for its ?? the Parfis hourse fiends wsere buoyant, at an advance ...

... Examiner and Times Office, ETlree ?? Las. HOUSE OF COMMONS, LAS-r NaOHT-(CONjTINUXD.) (By Ekectric Telegraph.) CHktNCELLOa OF THE RXC9QUZt EE'S FINANCIAL P30- Mr. J. B. SMITH agreed with Alderman Thompson that Ia more favourable opportunity, of arguing the question of . the national debt might be found. Sir FITZROY KELLY thought that the three proposals for the conversion of the three per cent ...

... - - _ , I . . . . Since Consols reached par in the summer of last E d year, while gold came pouring in from California and v Australia, which it was generally supposed would still IJ o further reduce the market rate of interest, there has t abeen a lively expectation in taxpayers, and an appre- t' hension in the holders of the public funds, that they. c would be converted into stocks bearing a ...

... I TWENTY LIVES LOST! The Duke of Sutherland left London on Wednesday evening week, with a valuable cargo of goods and four cabin and twenty-one steerage passengers. The voyage was very easy, with the wind at south-east, but when the steamer reached the bay, on the afternoon of Friday, it was found that there was a heavy sea running. on the bar, and that the fresh of the river Dee, which has ...

... (Fromi the Morning Chronicle.) co Dr. Whitaker's ponderous History of1 Manchester was written too soon. It lacks the concluding chapter. The old s 'Roman castra (Man-Chester) has at length expanded into is an English city, and the metropolis of spindles raises its i turreted front among the first notables of the land. The Pr military station became a village, and the village grew into e §a ...

... I BIRTH OF A PRINCE. BcrijorIArl PALACE, APRIL 7.-Attenminutespast one o'clock this day, the Queen was safely delivered of a prince. Thcre vere present on the occasion, in her Majesty's rOom, his Royal Highness Prince Albert, Dr. Locock, Dr. Siwr, and 11rs. Lilly, the monthly nurse. In the adjoin- ng apartments, besides the other medical attendants (Sir James Clark and Dr. Ferguson), were her ...