... DOGS AT LARGE IN LIV0RPOOL. TO H1S WORSHlIP THE MlAYOR. Sir,-Seeing by placards on the walls, dated June 30th, that the poor unfortunate dogs are to be kept tied to the wall in the house for the next two months, and in case they should be found at large the owner will be Sued, &c, may I ask your worship to state to the public what Is really meant by beheg at large? I was told by .hr. ...

... It was to be eaxp)cted that after so 'h an attempt, and it must be admitted, auch a rebuff, as the affair of the 18th, some interval would be permitted te elapse before anything fresh was attempted. Soldiers, however brave, are but flesh and blood after all, and the gallanh assaulters of the Malakoff are no exception to the role. *the sur- vivors of that dread day are said to be unusually ...

... T , INSEUSSION VE STAXPED iNEWSPAPERS TO C R BkITISHI COLONIES AND. FOREIGN COUNTRIES. 4 GENEUtAL PO8TOFF1ibj9JviqE, 1855.-Oaii nd from the p I86thiviostaniii~the period allowed for posting newspapers, j, intende jar t ?? c~n by post beyond the limits of B1 ?? Kigdm, 'will be' extended from B6eea to ?? publication.', / The~~lowog tbleshows the rates of Pos16ge which 'a wil bechageale n ...

... THE DMIONSTRATIONS Ii THE PAR1S ON SUNDAY. Cal HYDE PARK, )rd 'l'hce gathering in fly-de Park on Sunday commenced about rho two o'clock, andt 4until four, people of all classes and cordi- of' tionts trooped in long and continuous lines fromt all quartrs net- of the park to thle north bank of thle Serpientine. The throng aid gradually increased until it numbered at least lIf%),ULX) persona. Y a ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS I If any of -our subscribers to whom unstamped copies of the Chronoice may be sent today desire the stamped edition, we Shall be-obliged by an intimation to that effect. If there be any to whom a stamped one Is sent by post who prefer the cheaper copy, we shall be glad to receive a suggestion as to how the latter can be supplied to them. Any tract or pamphlet, or other ...

... METROPOLITAN MEMORANA. I (From our om Corrspondent.) ! London, Thursday Evening. When, in my last, I hinted that the Populace of London, in- dignant at what they regarded as a selfish and hypocritical attempt, on the part of the aristocratic element of society, to subject them to a new cartailmentof their comforts and enjoyments, intended to repeat their Hyde Park demonstration On a larger ...

... I | THE WAR. Constantinople, June 25.-Aon attack on Eupatoria is expected. Thirty thousand wussian infantry have joined Whe -large cavalry force. Vienna, July 3.-Accunts from the Crimea, of the 29th of June, state that the allies had received fresh rein. forcementis.- (Prom yestecrday's Daily Newas) Letters from Paris state that there is reason for be- lieviug that instead of adopting the slow ...

... day, and the actual busi. nes done was quite in heeping with the attendance, namely, meagre. One consolation, howe ier, nay be felt from the fact of knooing that speculation upon future everts has been at en ex- aremely iow ebb eves at the differe it rca3 meatiogs tbat have be n an during tile week, and no do.albt the puirlie are qoite ca pable of trucing tise paitcity of business to its ...

... |I General Post Office, 29th June, 1855. Gentlemen,.I have to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 25th Instant, aecompanied by a specimen copy of the Preston Chronicle, a publication of which you are the printers, and which you desire to register in order to entitle it to the privilege of transmission beyond the United Kingdom as a newspaper. I have also received the sum of five ...

... 33arrounly or(freo.. - There Is nothing sooner overthrows a weak head than opiio gar, of authority; like too strong a liquor for a frail glass, the Tamt BETTER HALF I-When men marry nowadays, they get per more whalebone then woman. self WOOLOATHEINce ByC STEAx.-They Shear sheep In Michigan. by dea machinery. . A UNANIMOUS F~mmyn.-Six sisters were recently married on5 the Samle night, at their ...

... THE ASSAULT ON THE ISTH. .(From the Times of Thursday.). , The very valuable letter of our correspondent from the As an camp before Sebastopol (published in to-day's Chronicle), djI and some additional particulars on the movements of the so French army which we have received from Paris, place 'd 0ic us in possession of the principal causes of the check sus- tained by the allied armies in their ...

... I7 - WGN LAD KXLrn AT A COLL1ERY.-On Saturday last, an inquest was held at the Squirrel Inn, Ince, on the body of a boy named Edmund Davies, who had been killed on the previous day, on a coal train passing between Kirkless Hall Colliery and the canal. The deceased was employed in passing from one waggon to another, oling the wheels. While thus employed he fell from one of the waggonr, and was ...