... or The address of the Fathers of the Synod lately F be assembled at Tuam, is now before the public. JoHvt a- of TUAM and his bishops have issued their pastoral 0 ar totheclergy,regularand secular,withintheirprovince. I ry They state that they had been engaged for several a 'y days in taking common council together, on the im-t1 as portant interest of the Catholic faith and discipline; ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1854. SAIAUS POPULI LBX SUPREMA. SUM MA R Y. an The Queen, we are glad to learn, does not find saj it necessary, from the pressure of public business, off to forego her annual visit to the flighliands. It of has been announced that Prince Albert will, on all the invitation of the Emperor of the French, th attend a grand review at the camp of St. Omer ...

... ?? - WAR MISCELLANY, Nine sergeant majors, five sergeants, three quarter- master sergeants, four colour sergeants, and one company sergeant have recently been appointed ensigns without purchase. : A private telegraphic despatch, received in Paris on Monday from Marseilles, announces from: Bombay, July 20, that the sing of Bokhara was menaced by 20,000 Persians, who-bad entered into an allance ...

... SAmE AT. XOUROOK DRRE1CH. I RETREAT op Ag, SIX THUSAND .UMANXS F&LRD;; TrUwSm LOSS. :- i2WOUSD. ?? . , -ii5lUmnt, .1Vdkol uaC * I bs t w;.. - B I haited before the Russian outpo stgat Kourook Derech. The Turks, counting that evening 30,000o strong, divided Into two divisions; the first commanded by Kemn Pacha, I and the second by Vely Pao1a, with General Guyon as chief of heb staff, and ...

... -BUREY. I BUSH Crionon Missoss.--On Sunday lat, two sermons were preached in behalf of these missions: in the maorning at Pickup. croft School, and In the evening at St. Paurs Church, Burnley, by the Rev. J. Birch, M.A., Incumbent of Brighouse, near Leeds. On Monday evertng, awmeeting was beld in St. Jarmne's ohoo; for the same object, when the chair was taken by tbh Ree. R. Stainer, who, as ...

... at THE9ATRE RoYAL.-Tlse performances of the Italian le operas will be given next week. The company is a C! taliented one and deserves to be well supported. fe 11Good Times is the subject on which the Rev. HI. S. hi 3Brown willI address the working classes on Sunday after- PI noon neixt, at the Concert-hall, Lord Nelsons'street. ti This is the seventh week during which Captain Hudson c -has ...

... ILOCA INTELLIGENCE. - I . THE RIGHT How. S1 . GRaHAM, Emw., Iirst Loid of the Adfiralty, passed through Preston yesterdsy, on his way from the north to London - .he supI !i 8oeaN e FZPwo l The stupid 86KCraUuNo Nsw' iron Pmous author of a stupid sketch entitled Twenty Miles, in this days number of Dichens'. ienwihold Woar6, speaks of Prestoni4s the ugliest towni. Elngland ! Tv;2wft~a^-4) ...

... ------- - --, TO lEAERSANDCORR~ESPONDENTS. bs- eeWe beg' to im press upon our correepondents the importance of Dg forwarding their communlCatiofle early. Letters intended for 3e. Saturday's publicationl should reach us on Thursday, end for ;rl Wednesday's publication on Monday. P. H. Mosley-etreet--There bes been no recent change in the - law of settlenient; e nd the removal of Pereons who ...

... - The weekly meeting was held on Tuesday last, at the offices ?? Cornwallis-street. The following members were present:- a Messrs. Langedale (basirman), Johnson, Halhead, Henderson, t BigljaPa3s M'Nicoll, Aleming, Ileckwith, Hodson, Mosse. . Mr. Riahton, the building surveyor, reported the inspection I of 203 dilapidated privies and ashpits, some Of wh oh are tqndergoing alterations and ...

... | | , . :-III FATHSR GAvAzzi.-TThiacelebrated Italian deliveredan oration in the Music Hell, on Friday evening, -the 25th ult. .The attend. auce was most numerous and respectable,' and the,lecturer was listened to throughout with the most miarked attezition. The subject of the Father's. lecture was 1The Enemj intbe lfleld'of English'Protestautism., The qration was, In the 'dat Instance, ...

... I EAIL WAY DEPARTURES FOP sETP - PEIROM PRESTON, ro BWAbom derlgton, B 5and A1fi 0 .0 10.4 orn.- 1.45 40 5.10 7-30 m4' 9.0 ?? * 7.30 morm., 2.15 6.10 '9.0 attn., A £. On 8unWit only.) ('To v ?? r 00 rBUBnIf, irahn, S 4 6.35 mIx, 9.0 10-45 morn.; *01.5 1 _.51 * Sundays: 07.30 Morn., 2.1650.10aht, . ' ?? only.) ('To coi To Lyj4e, Baelol a Fa d MWa _ morn; 1250 3-25 5-20 6.45at. Oaft. . -4 m6x, ...

... OPENING OF THE NEW MECHANICS' . INSTITUTION, LEVENSHULME. The Levenshulme new Mesbanios' Institution was opened on Shturday with a publio tea party, in the large upper room of the building, which was well filled. Varitus briet addresses were delivered by several gentlemen; end in the course of the evening many glees, ohoruses, and other pieces, were sung in a very pleasing manner by a large ...