... fo THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. TUESDAY, JUNE 26, el55. .- . ?? -. ?? SALUS POPULI LEX SUP RbEMA. ?? I ?? ?? f., SUM MARY. T in the House of Lords, on Thursday evening, tees the Hango massacre called forth a general expres- in a sion of horror and indignation, suich as rarely devi escapes from that calm and unimpassioned assem-ale torif bly. The Earl of Clarendon, in reply to Lord the Nalmesbury, ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1S55. - ?? -- ?? ?? - - RE . -- S ALVO POPULi LEX SUPREMA. ?? 1 ?? ?? l- - - -- ?? -. *THE COMMITTEE ON THE STATE OF THE ARMY BEFORE SEBASTOPOL edwhi, 'The %report which this commnittee has presen~td boti -to Parliament, as the cream of more than 20,000 shot questions and answers, is pretty Iuchehat w bad beeniledato from the nature of its treg ...

... #EPEAL OF IRE NEWSPAPER ST4MP - -. DTY. at it IREDUCTION IN THE HRICEI )OF t 1Ut THE LIVERPOOL MERCUJRY, Y PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. nd id The Bill repealing the Newspaper Stamp Duty et received the Royal assent on Friday evening a P week, and will come into operation in fourteen I dd days from that date. We have, therefore, to 3w announce, that the price of the Liverpool us fercury ...

... I.- . - WI. VIU Val It may be remembered by some of oar readers that a obici. er. course of lectures on geology were delivered by the Rev. sntreas in H. Grilliths, last winter, in the Hope Hall. The weather and r hewas then so cold end wet ss to have suggested, we imagine, pier. cr- by contrast, the mere genial season which illumnined the the El in future,, and induced the enthusiastic part of ...

... REPLY OF THE FRENCH TO To RUSSIAN CABINET. Lnd The Aforriteur publishes the following reply ofurt the Walewsvki to the recent article in the JournaIl dej , pc tersbourg on the Vienna conferer.ces:- - The official journal of St. Petersburg has just pub. RY lished an article emanating from the Russian Govern ally ment, in reply to the circular addressed, u der date of W, the 23rd of May last, ...

... - W -- V V W W W A-. W V W ~ A- W ?? the the CORIT, &c. of His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge visited the ule Queen on Friday, at Buckingham Palace. id, Prince Albert, attended by Captain the lion. D. de Ros, the went on Friday morning to the Society of Arts, in the the Adelphi. His Royal Highness left Buckingham Palace at three o'clock in the arterroon for Windsor, for the purpose of ...

... hutth we The motion for an address of the House of Commons sche stoto the Queen, praying her Majesty's authorisation of the the ionissue of cents and mils, has, as we ventured to predict it defil ffi would, fallen through. Nor does the obtainment of the proc ten assent of the House to the two preliminary resolutions LU me which were submitted present any ground of discou- pow the ragement to ...

... | INCONSTSTBNCY O - rEI CLAIMS OF HE| CHUPCIH TO THE RELIGIOUS INST.UTIOI B OF OURS NATIONAL SCHOOLt a OF i .,p d the Houseof Corn- ?? iform the House t Om-- norcp 'ttwil theb delay haebee aloethe no ow ?? ftetm thusnlost t patyiscassion d' is well ent i thantdd deliberatiPon. The three D bills which have been-submitted to the House ?? ?? John mussell', Sir John Pakingtot'5, and the or. wilner ...

... ': ?? snrougu ITALY. 'of the it A letter from Rome, n the Milan GaZOI~ states that hot. Defelicis, the man who attonipted the lif4 e6f Cildiaal, -the diet Antn ion the 12th, bad, 'n .1849,' attace, ?? sentinel with at stick, and lbee6n tied ViOoUrm?rtniinVl for, would p' that Outrage, but only condemned ?? pressed moent, being considered of weak intolleet. Theb weapon penetral he made use of ...

... THE SEBA8TOPOL COMMITTEE. The following draft resolutions were proposed by the chairman, Mr. Roebuck:- 1. The state of our army, from its arrival in the Crimea to the period at which we were appointed to in. quire into its condition, was one of almost unparllelede hardship, privation, and suffering. 2. The men, when on duty, were over-worke(, wrer badly fed, badly housed, and were exposed, ...

... The traffic returns of railways in the United Kingdom - - amounted for the week ending June 16 to £385,584, 1 and for the corresponding period of last year to £370,510, . showing an increase of £15,074. 4 RAILWAY TRAFFIC W EEKLY RETURN. This Same Flf-yr's Same Miles c, Name of Railway. Week. 1854. Total. 1864. open. £ Aberdeen ?? 2262 1870 39337 36377 7- ; Belfastand Ballymena . . 858 787 ...

... MULTUII I .4RVO. ?? Within the last eight dais 160 dogi'have been destroyed' 'l2d by the policea in 4jlasgow. er- The~re is no friend 'to -a manl so true, so kind, so realy an ogood, as A %wolafn. rge All mian wilito'hive truth o'n their side, but fewto, ese be on the side of trioth. lth- An Abiardeela paper -states that in the beautiful town of Ta Tn, with a popla~tionti of some 4000 soula, ...