... THE LIVERPOOL PROTESTANT REFORMATION SOCIETY. TO THE IDltORt3 OF THE LIVERPOOL MEROURY. Gontlomen),-A friend having sent me your publication of the 17th instant, an opportuwity has been afforded me of reading tho proceadings of the first anniveroaryof tho above association; and i1t rss with much pain I found, as is generally the cuse, ihe religious boarinig of the inititutitl;l s mixed up with ...

... CONSECRATION OF HOL7Y INNOCENTS' CHURCH, AND OPENING OF THE BOYS' ASYLUM. The new church in connection with the Liverpooli orphan asylums was consecrated yesterday, by the Lord Bishop of Chester. The day was also chosen for the formal opening of the buildiog, just completed, which is to be henceforth used as an asylum for orphan boys. The church, which is called ?? Church of the Holy ...

... vLoATvEST NEWS.. d . - v z .eac BrETB9LECTRtIO TELEGRAtPH5. 3Ma e MONDAY EVENING, JAN. 23. tha ;eHIE EASTERN WAR. No 1ater telegraphic despatches from the seat of war. E ' The Chsronicle's Paris correspondent writes, on Sunday A i ir evening, that the Russian envoy was still at that capital, rat( 0 but had made preparations to start at a moment's notice. bill is Private letters from Stockholn, ...

... JUVIN4E DELINQUENCY. by prut o. The meeting whip is to be held here on Thur acc( Bir day to consider how criminal and destitute chil- fort lat dren may be reformed should be well attended. a. This is a subject which interests every class in T. the community, and requires the careful thought has o of every individual who wishes well to his country. heaM to Among all the questions that are now ...

... 1- -. - ?? ?? . - ?? ?? ?? ?? Or LicENSED VICTUALLERS' ANNUAL BALL.-We would g remind our readers that the annual ball in aid of the funds of the charitable objects of the Licensed Victual- 1- lers' As ociation will take place on Wednesday next, at the ig Town-hiall, the splendid suite of rooms having been li granted for the occasion. i- To GAS CONSuMri3S.-The Liverpool United Gas Light in ...

... DEATH rttom DROWNING-OII Friday last, the body oi a man, iaied Joseph Latham, %was fotumd floatiug in the canal, oppositet to Mesgrs. Doalton's pottery, at St Ileletl's. It appesrs that the deceased, w4o was one of the crew of the tlat Magnet, traldilng betweeni Tarlton and St. Helen's, had benu missing silce the 6th ultimo, and when bht soen w's driikinig in aI beerhousc on G:een Bank. It is ...

... I to TWO LIVES LOST. . lays Tuesday, the 3rd of January, 1864, will long be me- A til nmorable in Roohdale as the date of a calamity by which tb the at least two lives were lost, 25 persons injured, and an aT ds, extensive amount of valuable property destroyed, in con- m sequence of the burning of a large factory, situate in in nd Duncan-street, Rochdale. The mill, which has usually n( iets ...

... 'I The Assemibtde Nationafe, the principal organ of the O 5fusionist party ?? is as friendly to Al Russia as it is hostile to England, thus discusses the ques- a e tien of a Russian invasion of India :-es e 1All tho Fronds and English journals have successively th, (Ireproduoed the newvs of the taking of Xhiva by the Rue- shins. This niews has even caused a certain Sensation in b ...

... LOSS OF THE SCOTLAND-CAPT. DEARLo A passenger gives the following particulars to the Dublin Freemasr's Joucrnal:- Richmond Barracks, Jan. 23, 1854. of a The following account of the loss of the Scotland, the notwithstanding the gallant and unremitting exertions al by (for six and forty consecutive hours) of Mr. Dearl, captain of the Prince, one of the City of Dublin steamers, will, 3atis- ...

... Much excitement was created in Prceston yesterday (Monday) on its becoming known that a part, of nt men, women, and chiliren had arrived by railway fr;)mn Manchester to srtrk at the mills otono of the asslciated masters, lho dolegates of the n various cloimtteeos irrificiately put themselees kit cotismunica- 6n- tion with the strangers, after th o inforuatiouiof their arrival as ?? had becn ...

... LOCALINTELLIGENCE. SOUTHPORT IN DARKNESS.-On Saturday, the gas committee issued a notification that in consequence of there being a non-supply of Boghead cannel, no gas could be mad e. Notwithstanding this notice, several shop- keepers tested their gas pipes, and, very much to their satisfaction, obtained lights. Those who did not do so were greatly inconvenienced, for in consequence of there ...

... ?? ?? . .. l -- -- ?? ?? ?? ?? LBt [Y ELECTRIC TELEGRtAPH J. we MONDAY EVENING, MAY 22.) ,lis- b his8- THE WAR. d3 on, The Times city article says it is stated by the Finnisa e his captains of vessels that have been seized and brought to e te ngland by our cruisers, that there arc numerous small th protts or docks simihsr to that taken by Admiral Napier, b [Ice and that the~e is no chance of ...