... ,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 ...

... 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 ...

... LORD PALUfRSTON AT PERTfl. to T~he freedom of the clit of Perth was onfrred ~by the ' .gthe town heuci ?? Palmerston ?? B ris last i councilh hta t Ch:ity-hamerll 'there, in resnce 0? abouvdtt'b' -.ty )ns Tyeourrovost, ein presenting the bur sstckt, d.el io to some of the more promnieu t Points in the carerioftjia'e . he maleord, and conoluded by saayingI w., onlyfaad,' 3l that itw would have ...

... r a -I dill V. The good citizens of Greenock, who have ad- r. dressed their thanks and compliments to Lord Le , John Russell, no doubt meant but to express Ca ,nd their own feelings, and echo the national appro- WI ate bation. We acquit them of any intention to ex- do wh 'tract a political programme, not that they are less fro 0ra curious than their neighbours, but because they th, for all ...

... I MORMOTNIS-1, INo R IC (From the Times of Monday) It has always been admitted that the constitution of United States is admirably adapted for what has Oft bef declared to be one of its great purposes-the comprebeo sion of all that might seek a refuge in its bosom With. out here dwelling on the process of disaffection, thization, rebellion, independence, and annexation throu3 which every ...

... I .BLACKBURN. l Holy ELECTIONS ARE CONDUCTEnD nT TUE TOURIES. Yesterday week, a case was heard at the Insolvent Debtors' Court, Lancaster, which has excited some atten- tion in the liberal circles of the town. It was the ease of Re John Abbott, late a manufacturer in Duke-street, Blackburn, and a voter for the borough of Blackburn. Mr. Abbott, prior to the last election for the borough of ...

... .~ . M I , I . , . SOUTHi LAwcAskInRz.-Since oar last the weather has been i, 0stt much broken in Laneashire, but more calculated to delay the C Om* idigathering thai'to injure the quality of' the 'grain 'crop. A 1h a, 'great' qu'antitj'of corn is cut; and only requires a few days of ; fine weather to render it safe., We have had the opportunity o of seei'ng a considerable district both of ...

... NEWcASTLE.-The C-enerel Board of Ilealth report the deaths at Newcastle on Tuesday, from cholera, 108; from *diarrhoea, 10: total, 118. Thygve no return ?? head. Eta edclvstor, have been sent for, and 'live a .gentlemen have proceeded from London to work under the local authorities. The tents grante'd by the ordnance ha-re 2 arrtived, and fifty have been pitcbed. -. Tnesdopy. To-day, a the ...

... iUE EEN'S VISIT TO IRELAND.- C :, g ?? royal visit has been concluded, endingashpl s itbegan.Wersmou narrative-omurpbiaonf Saturday la~st. On Friday, Her Majesty and Prince Albert tnmde theira fourth visit to0 the Exhibition, entering the building as on t former ccalsionse between nine and ten O'clock. The morn- la iog being beautifully tine, the number of people that assent- bled to greet her ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGE1lEo : The 'Africa mail-packet Chatity, Captain-Atkin son, . i which satei cdos Saudy night for Madesra anod theej west coast, was, detained several hours -in the Sound , in conga-.lujo quence of a. strike by four of the, firemen, receivi £4 sas per month.' be org BREACH -OF THE HAYMIARLKET By-LAw&.-.CAUTION WIiQ TO FARMaSs.-On Monday last, ?? are of Siminonaswood, was fined 2s. ...

... uha At the close of September the burgesses in the th4 0,, different wards begin to make preparatiows for ?? ors. supplying the vacancies which occur by rotation to' ys on the 1st of November in the Town Council. ret - This year the work is progressing as usual. di The following is the list of the retiring mem- pli bers im at Everton Ward ?? S. M. Mellor. ab. is- Scotland Ward ?? . John ...

... P_ Y H. V. kAA14N, I .D. thl tO) The foll--wing is inserted at, the request of a oonvert to tie d. hilocopatlty :- in Toe trea, me t hsere mentioned is nottintended to supsr-~ an 'oe elial advice,' but to indieate what is to be done in shi V1. waitiog for the artival ofsaphysician., To those patients, p alhoweve,, A ho are far fromt ail aid, and must prescribe for fi themselves, I wimid ...