... PRESENTATION OF COLOURS TO THE 51ST ItEGIME-,,,NT. qnAt~ OnWenedy~le otreti creoly of lbspresentation L on a ?? coors tolthisgallant regimtent (2rnd orkahire, L Ws ingor the 1Ritg's ownS Light infantry) took plao Wnsth Redigen R Barracks, betore a large number of spectators. 'both civil and military, among0 th omrbig T lsaoy ladies. Thbe regiment, shortly after eleO o'clock, was ( areed in, ...

... TUE VX;E@QL MIEROURY. eOESDAY, JUNE 12, 185. SALUS POPULI LEiX 1SPUPREMA. ?? - . ?? ?? ?? - - ?? ?? .. -^ SU M MARY. The Jong, unwieldy debate oa the negotiations an( fo ec nd on thc war was brought to a close tia at two o'clock on Saturday morhilig. The prin- p cipal speakers on the last night of the debate were the AtOrileg-General, Sir F. Thesiger, Mr. Card- by wel r alpole, Mr. florsman, ...

... ARRIVAL OF TIE INDIAN QUEEN. tion o i The Black Ball clipper Indian Queen, Captain Pelissi . M'Kirdy, belonging to Messrs. James Baines and Co., survey arrived in the Mersey on Tuesday night, after a very been c rapid passage of 78 days from Hobart Town, from which placed port she sailed on the 17th of March, with 60 passengers, I and a small box of specie, in addition to the following they ...

... I RAMERICA, The Royal Mall steamship Asia arrived in the Mersey on Saturday evening, with advices from Boston to the 23d nit. She brought 933,67A dollars specie on freight. The America, hence, arrived at New York on the 24tb. The I.S. steamship Baltic arrived at New York on the 18th ul, There is no political news by this arrival. It was stated in Washington that Mr. R. N. Cameron, of New. York ...

... John . Allen, remanded from last week on a charge of being concerned At. in the late extensive robbery of timber from the larrington Dock, were again placed at the bar. Upon the application of at Mr. Clough, they, were again remanded until Wednesday next. STEALING WRARING AsP-nRLt.-A woman, named Jane Valen- ffe tine, was charged with stealing several articles of wearing ap- parel from the ...

... gordan aab Colonial Igiocellany. 1117 - - ?? e Tursis.-The late Bey of Tunis, Abmed, was not moie Is a than fifty years of age; about two years ago he had au attack pe of apoplexy, by which he was in part paralysed, and it is th l probable that his death has been the consequence of that is W attack. Mohammed Bey, who has been long considered as th I the legitimate heir of his cousin, and who ...

... I -7, - - ?? - - - - -- -- TMPitRANC1fE LxCToag.- On Friday evening week, Mr. Thos. WhIttaker ofScarborougb, delivered an address to a numerous audiencee at Padiham, in the cause of teetotalism. The audience seemed delighted with the eloquence and wit of the lecturer, aind eviceld It In frhe qet bursts of applause. Mr. George Hiltchen d occupid the chair.d Csra&r. Avinvgusayv-Two Sermons ...

... The accounts from the seat of war at last become encouraging. The new French comander-in-chief has already baptised his commission in the blood of thou- sands of Russians under the Flagstaff Battery, and bids fair to make a complete conquest of that, the most for- midable of the enemy's defepces. Whether this newly- developed activity is solely the result of the appointment of a more energetic ...

... giotrid Mum ?? ?? . ?? en 'ASHTON. he MOcNDAY'S BOsROUGH Sassoios.-There were only three hecseas before the magistrates at this sessions, and they were or, of trifling interest, and all dismissed. an dtr IMIPORSTANT VESTttY MEcETING.-An important meeting of aal the ratepayers of Aebton-ander-Lyne was ronvented in the ch vestry of the parish churoh on Friday lest, and held, by tee adjournment, ...

... THE LInERPOOL MEIRURY e THE FRIDAY, JUNE 8,185 al FALUS POPULI LEX SUPREMA.W - - -- ?? ?? ^- ?? , ?? SUM MARBY. war In tre House of Lords, on Monday, various con bills a urt, advanced a stage. The Newspaper a lii 8tamp Lfties Bill wias passed through committee, be I In the Commons, in answer to Mr. T. Daun- the combo, ford Palmerston stated that the English pro and Frotich Ambassadors had ...

... THE PARIsH Cauncu.-The works connected with the Parish Church are so far progressed that Divine Service will be performed therein on the 21st inst. The Rev. Dr. Hook, of Leeds, and the Rev. W. Pollock, of Liverpool, have consented to preach on the occasion. The opening will be celebrated by the performance of the oratorio of the Messiah on the 18th. ST. MARY'S CHuReC.-On Sunday last, two ...

... aer 'rans s TeBlackburn workhouse contains 370 inmates, of life in th ls- Them oe has arrived at thle age of 100 years, two at 90, - Tnr ( A0 atou0ng at 10, 39 at 60, and 85 at 50. contains Ayu man, named Watkins, obtained on Tuesday, inuire, no )n in the court of exchequer, £10o damages against a Mr. Egertons ith~ White, who had given him into custody on an unfounded Je`rvoise Len charge of ...