... fforrip THE WAR 7IN ~riE CRIME~A.t TIM SIEG OF SEBASTOPOL. tiv DVSpATC~g )FROM GNERAL PELISSIER.a ?? onieurpublishes a despatchr I5flto ?? daedJneIsrt' resy: W from e ?? st. H FastfBateys, the baen epofet w oic minemuc defore.The engiteffBtery, thae dseconerd if h raide muchdamnge.o Threengineersy havmie of twenty-four cases of powder, at equal distances, and buriied beneat a oeigo at.Each ...

... - - ?? R- WAn M ?? Oneida steamer is to leave Greenock to-day for Liverpool. She will take out several . ?? 2nd West Yorkshire Militia, who are to em- bark on board the Tudor, arrived in Liverpool yesterday, together with two field officers, six captains, five ladies, about 87 children, and 50 soldiers' wives. The men number about 600. They will, it is expected, embark to-day. THE KX iFE. ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1855. - ?? - ?? ?? ?? ?? A A ?? --S ?? - .- SALUS POPULI Lox SUPR E-4 . M., - ?? E.. O F -A ?? . -T-- ITHr EJND OF T'HE NEGOTIATIONS. I to Boswell tells us that in one of his gossips he the asked Dr. Johnson what human frailty English- iean men disliked most. The doctor's answer was, his Indecision-aud never was a single word more nes properly applied ...

... METHOROLOGjI L RESULTSA by Deduced from observations taken at the Liverpool (,lbser- in. vatory, during the weak ending Saturday, June 16, 1855. M in Latitnde, 53° 24' 48 N. Longitude, 3° 0' 1 W. W~ cb STATE OF THE ATMOSPIXERE. df ovf -OzoneC0.10),atOp.m. j Co eeleoIeCD di an 0=00Coeloe di Ms, Ozone(O-10),at91 %.n. Jd ce I .,*0 co5) co ,m * ,Timeoocupiedin |6ooox=5oisj7 M erlling.iI 0Ti ier ...

... REPEAL OF THE NEWSPAPER STAMP . -, I The Liverpool Mercury3t, on and after Friday ;it next, the 29th instant, will be printed for town sio circulation on unstamnped paper. Unstamped or, copies will. be sent to all subscribers in town, *n unless we receive orders to the contrary. Parties co, desirous of bein~g supplied with stamped copies, an which may be posteu and repoated for 15 days, th ...

... iBtotvfct.yfloo. . ASHTON. p005 S~eit5-on Sun~day last, Sermons Wf5 Suand Mejde ol~roomn, Hooloy Hill, b Taoes prthbe v ~J. Hayden and .1. S. Workman, wheno 23 colet~n wa oug made OH behalf of the eshoel funds, amoonin to£3 6.T~ they school has recostly been enlarged, and two months ago £40 wsalso Collected towards the limprovemnents. IThey CArTAIN O'GORKAe.-This offlear, whose natee wag ...

... pavpoltafl CAIE ONI-at ?? m~rniuig Saut- LIDO mtouses were issued by order Of Vist!OtitPln otfu ith thats Me cabinet to asasetoble at two O'elonk in the afternoon. oil, naerly Li Vwas past three before eli asseeroibled, stnd the oounnclnal eprted about half-past five o~cloek, all the principal merw- A NOI bes f the admitiistratton being enigage todn ihth ihdt Elder Breihren of the Trinity ...

... powntialt &WO.b ?? . . ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? - LIDGET GiiEN~.-SION OF BTTrea Tisseas-We hear AS that Messrs. N. Bentley and Sons, manufacturers anid GP in. from C uers, Lidget Green, have within a few days back set on was ab Inearly liuo ?? Mllercuery. go S. Ii ArronuNe.- A gentleman named Kennel Dawson, who hs~ * fished tho Brorc, 'for some seasona, has, in lees. than two before MI0month, killed ...

... This institution was inaugurated on Wednesday evening last, at the rooms in Fishergate, which were beautifully decorated for the occasion, by the committee, with ever- greens and flowers gratuitously presented by Mr. Lawe and Mons. Le Brasseor, and with coloured drapery and hangings supplied by Messrs. Brewster and Burrows. The suite of rooms comprises, on the ground floor, a gymnasium and ...

... OPENING OF THE BAPTIST CHAPEL, POLE.,STREET. The chapel in Pole-street, erected by and for the body of Christians, known as the Countess of Huntingdon's con- nection, having been purchased, as we recently announced, by the church and congregation under the care of the Rev. Alexander Birnie, who have worshiped for the last fifteen months in the lecture-room of the old Mechanics' Institution, ...

... WAR MISCELLANY, I ?? I The Duke of Newcastle, whose departure for the l Crimea has been announced for some time, leaves this country in a few days. All the campaign furniture of the Emperor, which had been sent to Constantinople when his Majesty's visit to the Crilea was In contemplation, was brought back to France by the last packet. IMPBISONMENT OF A BBRIT18H SUBJECT BY THE AUTHOHITIES OF ...

... ST. BHELENS.- PoAcuiNG AsrAnV.-At the Town Hall, on Tuesday (before William PlIkington. Esq., chairman, and Z. 81illar, sM ) Naamsarl Shaw, of Warrlngton, butcher, was charged With ?? h poacehing on land belonging to Sir Henry Bold H Ighto iart at Bold. Mr. Marsh attended for the defenie. at' r e.It PieareJ that about three o'clock in the morning of Sunday la,,t 5a gamekeepers who were on ...