... ;THE PRIME MINISTER ON OUR RELA- TIONS WITH THE UNITED STATES. nd In the House of Commons on Friday right last, ed Lord Palmerston (in reply to Mr. Cobden, who aisked I safor explanations froos the Government as to our relations b ?? States) ?? answering the honour- na able member, I shall observe that distinction between to the two quest ions involved in this matter which he has1 ch hiniself ...

... -- -- I - - ITS PLEASURES, PRACTICES, AND PASTINT.E ' 'thatrange, but true; for truth is alway strange, Stranger than fiction.I SEOOND SERIES.-No. L Juvenile crime and its suppression by means of veformatories are at present o=eupying a large ,hare of the attention of the benevolent public. As, however, prevention is better than cure, an exposure of some of the sources of youthful ...

... I SEC, P EPI.IQ, I the Onkl.,.AtlulmM V IUMMJ, TJLVI t the avi F ID; OJ ,\ 6bly ' iafe [ snd DES OlFRO%, GwI&L''; v hey e CODRINGTONl a ters The London Gazette contains despat&es from r D. General (Codrington, dated the 7th and 8th instant, with enclosures., n NB.' General. Codrington: forwards, a let-r from Prince Bebatoff, at Tiflis', showing that General D *uty ,W~ilkliams had. recovered,, ...

... THIRD EDITI NS Mnnrm r tnr-. W ?? .- - no ?? . . , it hRROUY91i' 3,PI)ESDEDY Avan, 8,EWIGIT, AM.. at [LW THE ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TZLEGHAlva'] 'w TILE NAVAL REVIEW. g il The Z'ines has a leader on the grandeur of the el naval review which takes place this day. There, 'I qwill be 240 s teamers of - vilirious sizes, carrying 3002 guns, 'propelled by 30,671 horse powers and tf manned by 30 ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. PRIDAY, JULY 18, 1856. SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREMA. THE ITALIAN QUETSTION. - Mr. Disraeli and other Tory speakers in Men- beena y day night's dbtshwdaconsiderable amount stituene liof small cunning in affeoting to treat the Italianunea question as exclusively a question between the determi Gy overnments of Rome and Naples and their them, t hi. subjects. These partisans of ...

... COMMODORE ELLIOT'S CRUISE IN THEI GULF OF TARTARY. R~ #I, f A-: i A A s 1. -- -AA- ' . -a ;A-A1 %XL)JM VDmess kn Broy the arrival of the steamer,4 Hellespont and Erin in pi ~ rmShanghai, we (the Fren of China) are placed intob Possession of sume interesting inforn;ation regarding the oxtr4 recent cruise of ?? Elliot'sa squadron in the To Gulf of Tartary. leaf, This squadron, conaisting of the ...

... CORRESFONDENCE. MUM A. .,TN~t AM nADINEnO less- THE AUDIENCE AT CONCERTS. d( nud- TO THE EDITORS OF TIHE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. ni the Gentlemen,-Being particularly fond of refined singing, I cc hat- attend the theatre and the two fdnest halls in the world a! ?? whenever an opportunity occurs of hearing a really good song. PA o be Judge my surprise when I see ladles and gentlemen leave long at ...

... EXECUT'rION OF ABaAHAM BAKER; X, ?? .. , . , , .. .i .. ,_ ?? ?? ;Thi unhappyy crininal; donvicted of the mvurder of r i his fellow servant. Naomi !ingswell'int S uthanmptoi, on V the 14th of Octoher last), was hanged on Weduensdav, at- i'Winchestexr.- - ( Since hkii committal to prison-, and especinlly-sinvie his. I r sentence, Baker Ihas been mrost earnest in risakiingp eP-- F sprtion I;?r ...

... The First Report of' the Civil Service Examination Commiulionera is one of the mostI Mitiefactory and hopeful documents -that ever issued from the Parliamentary press. It records the successful &OAnmencement of a simple, 49g e R4 t ma glJ , ?? 'vma xs I 1 forta Which., while of the utmost direct value in s ?? bearibgs on the business of the country, pro- .0 IAnises also to be of incalculable ...

... I | ir AL, X.7 IL ZW -I. ZN. A - Z- - .~ .- . I-_ ik. MERaCURY OFlIFIGH SATUnuAy, APaRII 19, Two, Rm. [BY THlE ELECTRIC AND 1INTERINATIONIAL TELEGRAMH.] in' at AMERTCA. ?? SC '~IPTON, 'SATUIIDAY MORNINGH.-The Ful1- but sri. ton steamer, from New-York e~v rou~te to Havre, b06 ret has arrivedoa CoWes. Mei dateis are' to. the' 5th. toI rrP, des! ft FIRE Tuils MouNiNo.-About fivei o'clock this ...

... AIGBURTH WORKING MEN'S IMPROVE. MENT SOCIETY AND SCHOOL OF ART. Laet evening, the Rer. W. liarcus, of this town, delivere Ic ture in conuection w-th the abovesoclety, in the schero Aigburfh-vale. Mr. Alderman 8. Holme presided, and tbene wee a nuimerous attendance of the working ?? Chajr. man, in opening the proceedings, addressing the compay ,a his friends and neighbours, said he had been ...

... - ~ ?? -a - of Last evoning, a tea mrethig of Sitodvy school teachers, mle p i8 and lrenale, iu connection with the above institute, was held in I e- the school room underneath the Hope Hall, Hope-street. There V r were upwards of 000 present. After tese au aejourament took IS t place to the ball above, where the chair was taken by the Rev. C Willism Pollock. Amolgut othor ministers ...