... 555 the ~~~FRANCE. di ten M. Richard, anl advocate of the Court of Appeal, living a, c8* In the 611: Gaillard, was arrested last week, just as he was ki 'o leaving his house to accompany Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe Io Der and a party of friends on an excursion into the county rat, Evrbd h resented himself at M. Richard's house p Toy for some hours afterwards was also arrested. M. Richard .,er ...

... I UJ.UL:1jA 11v'nAlIJxi X r Xx1r, V1JDa J. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. GENTLEmEN;,-When a gentleman has represented the interests of nearly half a million of his countrymen in the parliament of one of the greatest empires in the world his opinions acquire a weight which makes them a matter of great interest to the public, more especially when they refer to so important a matter as ...

... THE 'IKEOGH BUBBLE. Nothing can be worse than the conduct of Li g Lord Derby and his partisans in the attacks which L, c they have thought it decent to make on the cha- L n racter of the Solicitor-General for Ireland. Having C, , made overtures to that gentleman ou the forma- d tion of the late Government, they proceed toA d punish his rejection of them by offering premiums p to any one who ...

... asoc The usual monthly meeting of this board was held last even- I ing~ at the pIbl~e-offices, Wavertree, the 11ev. W- Badnall in des the chair. The other members presant were-Messrs. Bewore, me Hill, Davies, Andertose, Witham, Gore, Murray, Chaffer, and sal, Rlsltos.-Thlo chairmlbn~ road a communication from. Mr. Win.th Pearson and Mr. James Fingland, acknowledging the receipt of otb a copy ...

... 1.1111 - ?? 11 - 11, - ?? .. ?? ?? LIVEIlPOOL CATTLE MARKET, MONDAY, JUNE 13.-We II have a moderate supply of fat stock; prices rnnging very high, Al with a fair demand. Beasts, 04d. to GQd.; sheep, 04d. to GQd.; A lambs, 7d. to 8d. per lb. L ROCHDALE FLANNEL AND WOOL MARKET, MONDAY, ?? JuNE 13.-WC have had a good demand for all sorts of flannel thai goods, and in some instances for particnlar ...

... RAILWAY INTELLIGENBE. RAILWAY TRAFFIC.-The traffic returns of railways in 1 the United Kingdom amounted for the week ending 11th I June to £329,076, and for the corresponding period of last year to £280,570, showing an increase of £48,506, or 17.3 per cent. The gross receipts for the eight railways having their termini in the metropolis amounted for the l week ending as above to £164,052; and ...

... IHOUSE OF COLIONS.-THURSDAY, JUNE 23. couW The speaker took the chair at a quarter to four. to n On the motion that the Holne Reservoir (No. 2) Bill boeo be read a third time, that Mr. CoBDEN moved that the thud reading of the bill clo, be put off for six months, on the ground that it was pro- was posed to construct the reservoir upon the sime site as the that from which the fatal result ...

... FRANCE. -. ' The Paris correspondent of the Pse ?? seppresslon of the ministry of police, as aspatdpr3'b9 ment, in regarded, and I have reason to thkveycrcll he as A sort of protest against the ' Plot,, to W.~c I ?? re. ~hg ferred several times in seone of my late letters. 'The sium ber or ,of Arrests, it appears, was increasinag when th~a9i~tntlou of Hu the cabinet was directed to the fact. - ...

... FRANCE. ble Cs A new work, treating of the last revolution in the Two measa S loles in a manner extremely fbavourable to the supposed thast claims of the Murat family to the crown, was seized the says I other day by the police on the steps of the Naples embassy it ha in Paris. rhis act of severity against doctrines which it place might have been supposed would have been regarded with plediS ...

... . HOUSE OF COMONS.-THIURSDAY, JUNE W. The speaker took th2 chair at four o'clock. tlo reply to a question from Mr. Gibsoo, the CI ofNCtGLI.Ot P the Exci'E(WER said that governaient hadl no intcntion to pro. P pose any change in tho advertisement duty except that of a o reduction from Is. fl. to od. d Mr. 1EOGH entered into a leagthened statement to prose t that Lord Nams had aske ! him 1ast ...

... THE LvAERPOOL MRCIJRY. TUESDAY, JUNET4.7853. SALUS POPULI LE SlUREeA. : SUM MARY. by t In. the House of Lords, on Thursday, the off Alteration of Oaths Bill was throwvn out by 84 Kr against 69-majority, 16. Generally speaking, Lon their lordehips seemed to admit the de~sirability tio, of getting rid of what the Earbof Ellenborough stat calld he ummey o th ~pesent oaths `i but they were ...

... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARIMY ON THE 1ST JUNE, 1853. of (From the United Service Gazette.) Where two places are mentioned, the last-named is that at which the depot of the regiment is stationed.] 1st Life Guards, Windsor. 40th N. S.Wales; Waterfori. 2nd do., Regent's Park. 41st Malta; Mullingar. 1: Royal Horse G'rds, Hyde-park 42nd Weedon. 1st Dragoon G'rds, Newbridge. 43rd C. G'dHope; ...