... REL&TIONS WITH THE UNITED SBATH9. to We have now superabundant confirmationh of 8e the great fact which a few days continued to lin- 0 get sin the regions of doubt. Mr. Crampton, the x (late) Britisi Minister at Washington, and the u British Consuls at New York, Philadelphia, and D Cincinnati have not only been dismissed by the ai Gow-ernment of the United States, but Mr. Cramp- r, ton and Mr. ...

... ;, ULUM IN PARVO. The - 3arquisEof Chandos hasdbeon offered and Ias de- lo clined the goveruorship of the coleny of Victoria. ta a A greap nurubor of watches aid maiany valuable articles re , of ?? wurie tolon, a few days sifa,- from the u; preeiises of MFr. lq6rtb, wltchmahor, of Ilford. fo A 3 jille journal mays that M.. Angel, a young chemist, wl !° has discovered an means of distilling ...

... TEB LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 186. SALUS POPULI ?? Up;aA.-- S U 1I M A It Y. At the day sitting of the louse of Comnmons, on Wednesday, the Tenant Right (Ireland) Bill was read a seooni time, the numbers on the 1 division being 88 for and 59 against. The Scientific and Literary Societies Bill was W imn mitted pro J`O6mt. The DissenterW' Marringe Bill was passel through committee after ...

... .1 ?? a a a a- - . r MERCUtRY OFFr03, SATURDAY, MAY 17, Two Pr.M. ?? . ?? ?? . .. . . . . . . We regret to learn that' Lord Adolphus Fitzelareroe t has been seized with another paralytic attack, at Sio George WombwelI's seat, in - Yerkshire. The attackI which was a vevy serious one. occurred sn Thursday. a It wms currently reporttd last night in L:.ndon that in- telligence of its fatal ...

... FEARFUL SUFFERINGS OF A SHIP'S ?? 'CREW. lt RV a ari rival Af thr Rhi Mnra-r -o T Ihvta a.- th By the arrival of the ?? at Torbay we havei rade received the following report Of the loss, and subsequent I bi had painful sufferings of the crew, o~the bark Blake of.iver- 'V Dnb' Pooal:- ' l .~~i H ister' The British bark 'Blake, Captain! Edward Rudolf, ini hutch sailed ?? Island harhour~ ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, MARCH 14. Their lordships met at five o'clock. The Royal Assent was given by commission to the Consolidated Fund £26,000,000); Mutiny, Marine Mutiny, and the Drainage -of Land Advances Act, Amendment bills. TIcx.TS OF LEAvE.-Lord DUNGANNON gave notle of his intention, on the 2nd of May, to move a resolation that her Majesty's government should take into con sideration ...

... z~0rponbeneE. 40 TO THE EDITOR OF THE HULL PACKET. Mv Mi DRAR SIB,-It was wiith much regret I read in es your paper of laqt Friday. that portion of your critique ?? reflecting on the singing of the War Song, in Costa'E ad oratorio of Eli, at the last concert of the Vocal Society. ?? gentlaan who HUng that so1o is one of my' moat esteemed pupils-. Ii, as well as the other tenor yen id, ...

... |t ' ?? 'lTLI lECbi| ?? ?? . i , - . i .: _ .I . I : . JUC 2 ?? ' ?? t,. ?? E esxeiv'a emignihtlon. is 'goi'ng'oa{. fjom the county 6. ,A';biazi`Z 'of bthe Great Nortr-i'ui Railwiay, fiomi ,2 E sten'dhi~t nattioni tb'thoe town 'of Sta~iifdrd~ was opeab'ied' ,m on Saturday.. ?? ?? ' a h ;iChairpeec&tebhe Norlihern Railway of ~France swin'dior j v, was' ctcptu'd`' neg'r Newi.us'g (Amnerca):' ...

... ISCAPE OF M. DE_ ORAI FROM THE JESUITS IN MADRID. has Of I One of the speakers at the annual meeting of the City ele, Road Branch Wesleyan Meissionary Society, on Tuesday Wh evening last, was M. de Mora, the Spanish refugee. i~ He gave some account of the persecutions and imprison- Ias ment which he bad endured at the hands of the Jesuits, Pr( for having eusbraoed Protestantism. The speech was ...

... I DISTRICT- 1NTELLiGENCE. : i BEVERLEY, gyfsSTR SERVICEs.-Quinquagesima Sunday.-. yxrnipog Vinnette'and Psaliis; Henley in A; Te Deuns nd Jibilate Chants; Sanctus, Ebdon li C; Kyri, Said Bn Brf at- Afternsoon: Psalms, Handel in ; Me g- 1.firat aid Nuno Dimittis (services) Kelway in B pinor i Anthem, Incline thine ear, Himmel. MroHAl~tC8' IN TlI5.-Ian~t Tuesday evening Charles Breretouw l ...

... AND EAST RIDING TIbMES. [REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD,] FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 185f6. I THE select committee to consider and a report upon the local dues on shipping was t appointed on Tuesday night, and we must say X that its composition is such as to give the I corporations concerned little hope that their I rights will be respected. It consists of Mr. LOWE (the ...

... At the quarterly meeting, yesterday, *TheMhjoii, A. Bannister, Esb., presided, ran there I was a full board. . ie V1CE.PRES1DENTS.-The 'Mayor desired Al4ermaii Blundell, as the second senior alderman, to take a seat; at the end of the table on his left. There were then, at - the opposite ends of the respective tables, Aid. Dr. Ayre Rh and Alderman Tall; Ald. Thompson, and Ald. Blundell ; bh ...