... 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 ...

... DO3IESTIC INTELLIGENCE. 311. ~~~COURT, Azc. ti lit The Qaeen's recovery, goes on fin the most satisfactory sw ser mlanner, and it is confidently anticipated that her Majesty a wvill be suffiviently strong by next Saturday week to at I- undergo the fatique ofaitjourney to her marine residence a ion in the Isle of Wight; where her Majesty, with Prince t( ver Albert and the royal children, will ...

... MANCHESTER AND SALFORdIp SANITARY ASSOCIATION. e . I ?? MOOVVulftJLVeI4. eig] Two public meetings in the Town Halls of Manchester hae 6nd Salford, were held, under the presidency of the respective pol mayors, on the morning and on the evening of Monday, for san the purpose of introducing formally to the public of each wai town, the completed organisation and plan of the Manchester yen and ...

... T - W The opponents of the Preston Water Bill have with- drawn their opposition to its enactment, an arrangement having been made for their claims being equitably dealt with. This important measure is now therefore in the list of unopposed bills before parliament, and only awaits the routine forms, prescribed for such matters, to be gone through for it to become law. We may therefore expect ...

... IATl'STON T'WO llUNDIlRED YEARS SINCE. ,1 - ?? -. . . - . A - (torclx'iNUrD ?? APiIIL 2.) WeC closed our last portion of the civil war narrative with the characteristic letter of Oliver Cromwell to the ?? sitting. in Mlaichiestcr, describing the battle of Preton. His letter to tile Speaker of the House of Ceonmiws, whiiuh was ordered by the house to be printei l I Publisleil, is not less ...

... PRESTON BRANCH. The anniversary of the Preston Auxiliary of the Wes- leyan Missionary Society was commemorated at the corn- meucement of the present week. In the morning of Sunday last the Rev. R. S. Hardy (a native of Preston), formerly a missionary in Ceylon, preached in Wesley Chapel, North-road, and in the even- ing in Lune-street Chapel, the Rev. J. Vine, of Man. chester, occupying the ...

... r Mr. Shand presided at the meeting of the dock conlmitteel1 p1 t yesterday; and there were present-Messrs. Barber, Brockle. Pt d bank, Grcgson, Holden, lolme, Langsdale, Malcomson, Moly. an neux, Rankin, Robinson, Royden, Steele, and Tobin. Several to tenders were accepted, including two by Messrs. Jones and Oh Jump, for the exeoution of certain work, and one by Mr. sh ' Armstrong, of ...

... MRS. BEECER STWE N GLASGOW th MRS. BEECHER STrOWE IN GLASGOW. 8,ri' _ _I -- ?? On Wednesday night, Mrsi Beecher Stowe, authoress of In th the world-famous 11Uncle Tom's Cabin, who has conjurod him. up names more imperishabole than niarsbals, scenes mor ?? maemorable than pitched battles, aind a story that may be ward read when cities are forgetten, arrived in 'Glasgowv per Hont the train due ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. TUESDAY, APRIL 19,1853. SALU8 PO~ULI LHX 3VPmuE:k. SUM MA R Y. The British Government has not waited long mlt e for anl opportunity of proving to all the world the return sincerity of its resolution to put the law rigor- A n ousl in force against such foreign refugees re- of Pa- sidign this country as have abused the tolerant comm hosptliyof England by carrying on ...

... I-Rotal a0 piotdlaafauo.-m ?? -- On- SEAHSPEIRaAN SOOIRTx'5 PE~tonMAiroL..Webhavebheard, txnl with much - atisfaction, that there exists a more than usual It demand for tiekets of admission to the amateur performance and on Mondayrneat, and that it is likely to result in a handsome and donation to the funds of be Free Library. The performances -in of the Blanchester Shakspereau Society have ...

... re- -- re- EXECUTION IN WATERFotsD.-The execution of Hackett rto and Noonan, for the murder of Mr. O'Callaghan Ryan, a id, of Clonmel, took place on Friday. At twelve o'clock pre- br he cisely the Rev. Mr. Kent, one of the curates of Trinity r( oe- Without, came out on the drop and addressed the assem- tc ho bled multitude, saying that the unfortunate men about al ,ho to suffer the last ...

... TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MIERCURY. hr SARES,-I underehitand you know every ting, and vili tell o in every body every ting ticey vent to know. Very vell, I vant To 50to knew hornting. l am von Fr~enchartisanlcomie for devyork, th and looking for aculaioon valt you call lionse to live inl, I find Von tb ed just de ting in Rirkdale, and on looking at de paper in de Vill. lydowlIread- ThIs ...