... e Those men who have had opportunities, however slight, of testing the tone of Continental society, y will have been struck with the marked reserve with o which, in too many instances, anything laudatory icof English politics has been received, and the sus- ir picion with which the course of our Europeanpolicy has been watched. We venture to affirm that this I is especially the ease in the ...

... rnAT hCFROM' ER A. On boerd the Great Britan;, Before Sebassoiol, 1'ay 23, 1855 I~ ear 17ce,- * a ' e arrived in Kanniesek, Bay yesterday, and have only to go up to iour masthead, and we have a tolerable view of tho trenches. At night we see thle shells flying about in the air, and can Fe, e flashes from the guns quite plainly. We saw a geod mary of the wounded brought down yesterday, after ...

... |1 11 (Pi-on ouer own CorrscVpondente.) Lonidon, Thursday Evening. Nature's forms and Art's inventions never shone in such re- splendent harmony, never encountered each other in such loving rivalry, as on Saturday last under the roof of and in the magnifi. cent grounds appurtenant to, the great Crystal Marvel situate on the heights of Penge nigh unto Norwood in the county of Surrey. Haroun ...

... LOCAL INTE --ll& N b- LOCAL, INTELLIGENCE. WRITING AND Boo0A-UrW1sNG.-To acquire a thorough ter's Oli knowledge of these useful branches of education, Messrs. lioutenal Thompson, Of Claytoie~quaCo, sh~ould be consulted. vice Lnu ?? ?? hold [In Lancalite ?? on-na at in thle parish church of St. wit), thi John, I-leaton Messe~y, near Manchiester, when tho followv- man, to iog goutloinen %were ...

... rel BY BRITISH AND SUBMARINE TELEGRAM. tic THE WAR. lie Accounts from Varna state that preparations were being made for an expedition, which it is now OF thought will be directed against Perekop. Advices received from St. Petersburg, under date of the 9th, contain a report from Prince Gorts- chakoff, dated Sebastopol, Gth. The Prince states: The allies opened on that day a heavy fire against ...

... I e In consequence of the statement made by Lord Palmer- be stan, in the debate on Mr. H. Berkeley's recent motion for nes to the introduction of the ballot, that in America the ballet isna ly not used to insure secret votiug, Mr. Wickham, the honorary Vill Drsecretory of the Society for Promoting the Adoption of the ant Vote by Ballot, addressed a letter to Amass Walker, Esq. via el formerly ...

... TilE END OF THE WAR DEBATE. gueneral. It fre 1 _ently happens that large preparations gmno end in small results; and this has been strikingly dense foi the case with the grand debate which was brought on the i to a close, but not to any determinate or intel- distance ligible st, last Friday. Mr. Disraeli's motion creek, f having been rejected, not so much on its own i- inhabitE triusic ...

... LIVERPO9_,D DOCK The &%Colatijltte.Oif the 'H&14f)C,*iim~nU On tle Vowr tilepol and Busrkenhoaid Dock Bill re-sasembled yesterday. M* ,red Labouchere, provided and~the other mem 5driiipr~eEnt Were Ifi- fa Eliliot L~ockhlart, Mr.- Seypiour Filtzgeraldi, Mr EVca'n Kaid . Qreavs.%, Telloersfamber htyMr. J. C. Ewvart, Mr. J. Che atbam, Mr. Tollemselhe, andsi lac Mr. Sergeant Wraxigheam said that ...

... On Thursday evening, the annual meeting of the members was t held in the Lecture-room of the Institution, Kling.street. Up. wards of 100 members were present. On the platform were Mr. R. H. Hutchinson, Mr. W. Harrison, Mr. G. Gum, Mr. W. BS. Taylor, Mr. H. Heywood, Mr. I. Lloyd, Mr. R. Wilding, Mr. T. E J. Ratoliffe, Mr. J. Spencer, lIr. Garstang, Mr. Ainsworth, Mr. a M. Baron, Mr. J. ...

... imnperial varliatent. HOUSE OF LORDS. a TUESDAY, Jusrtr 5. to The Lord Chancellor took his seat upon lhe woolsack at wil five o'clock. del THE TURKISH CONTINGENT. Pe] In answer to the Earl of Ellenbornugh, del Lord PAN MUBE said he very much regretted the delay an, which had taken place in forming the Turkish contingent, a be, body which he believed would be of very essential service to ale ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...