... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1856. SALUS POPULI LEX SUPRRE3A. I _ -- ?? ?? If there is any truth in the current theory of the origin and nature of our present diplomatic d dispute with the United States, it follows either that the political institutions of the American . people are intrinsically unsound, or that the Americans themselves are unworthy of them, and _ are little ...

... Cbn Oj:.ND EE aDITION. mit- -.CMrnw b. .Wn f.. ierA . thea~ctMrR a.OFIS, WRozEsiAY Meowmm , JA. ia. cup ?? . ?? . . .. not LBY THEli BRITIS1S iAND SUBMARINE T9LeGRAPH.] Ihe had; .RANCE. and DITRiUlOlIF BEr U dRIMEAN MEDALS TO THE ibo I! Y i - *P]trN TROOPS. PAws, TuERSDAYkiS;HiS Royal -lighness the fter ukeof Caitbride,g: in the name of her Majesty. very Queen Victoria, distributed to-day ...

... LIVERPOOL ARCHITECTURAL AND ARCHAOLOGICAL SOCIETY. kg The second meeting of the present session was held on , re Wednesday evening, at the Rtoyal Institution, C~olquitt- St ,ka street. Mr. S. Huggins, president of the society, was in a the chair. e ih The circular calling the meeting contained the foi- ti lg lowing list of donations received during the recese :- h )y Proceedings of the ...

... TBE RESTORATION OF THE ARCTIC SHIP | RESOLUTE. Ad- ---ww -ea-- GRtATIFYIN'G COURTESIES. re in We l.ave learnt with much pleasure that the Mayor of re, Live- v aith a just sense of the responsibilities and a -. protr ildode and zeal in the performance of the duties of ml his h,; Afice that are worthy of imitation, at once sent us an it;-o Ition to Captain Hartstene and the officers of ne the ei ...

... THIRD: EDITTION. Ills-U/!BDV~~~ -DIDUSRA MUBAUJ~RY O~oo MO5DAY, Arena 14, EIGHTr, AM.. LBx 2iE liSLRWTrTO AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.J. - The pabinet Council sat four hours on Saturday g The! imes, after' expressing its opinion that , a Liord John Russell's -educational scheine- va uore Lo fatile and'abortive thananythingit canat present rememiber, suggests 'Lord John's honourable retire- pr ...

... LOCAL INTELL1iNCEl. The Philliarmonic Society close their sa aon on the e; ~f-29.th nstant with I The Messiah, for the porforseaice 1I of of which oiey have erg 'ged Clara Novell ,, Miss Lalicelles, st age ~~ Retort~, and Mt. ILEsi thO The Durn sad Couvtc,:i f Derby and Lady Emrma t, ta Staal..:y left Lindon oti Wednesday for Kriuws,, y-Vtislt, ciI a for the C ristrins holilays.~ Lord ...

... ' Prestige is not an English word, and we own we are not over fond of that sort of political D philosophising which requires its very frequent o use. Englishmen are apt, indeed, to use it a h little clumsily. We remember that Mr. Cobden, whose diction is usually as irreproachably Engliih as it is unadorned, once incurred some merited ridicule by talking of having a prestige in favour I of ...

... The Liverool Abattnir Omnamnm b- n a -f-v . A d The Liverpool Abattolr Company have now adopte I a new sa obuiess hours, end instead of calling upon the butchers III J in their employ to work from six o'clock ia the morning till PI t eightior1n1ine o'clock in the evening without intermission, they cls hir premises from ten o'clock in the morning till four In el r the afternoon. This allows the ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1S56. .. ?? ?? ,E . ?? ?? . . .- - - SALUS POPULI LE U P r.E MA. THE SPAN-1SEI COUP Y'ETAT. We know far too little of Spain and the Spanisthe' people to be able to form any confident estimate as of the extent, duration, or probable issue of the on conflict which the Queen has provoked with her who subjects. A country where a ministerial crisis poli ...

... THE THUNDER STOU.MS OF LAST WEEK. - --nATC .T ?? .5 a.. _ - _w.5J IJ *LI- UV 1110 SC .101Vad. SERIOUS FLOODS. r (Froms the Mcrnehelter Guasrdianr of Alonday.) Following the thuuder-storms and accompanying hail f and rain ot Thursday and Friday last, heavy continuous e rains fell during the greatest part of Saturday, and, as e might be expected, the streams from the hills and th- o rivers which ...

... LIVERPOOL LIFIT7: ! ITS PLEASURES, PRWCTICES, AND PASTIMES.Z to -ris strange, but true; for truth is always strange, au Snuaiger thaa fiction.1 ell No. III. -I INot far from the temple whviich is avowedly1 el devoted to science and art, but is in reality el! a d~u. of depravity, stands a structure some .shat VI pretentiouns in appearance. The front is painted f to rep rz-cnt an eastern temple ...

... r.UdSmIi REVIEW IN PRESENCE OF THE ALLIED COMMANDERS. q (From an Occasiamil Corre~poisderd of thle Daily News.), 81 CAMP, SFBASTOPOL, APRtIL 15.-Sunday broke wl~th a is 'cloudlebs sky-a day completely suited for the grand military spectacle wbich was to take place. Few, h'iwever, iv bad been informed of the event, and English bt~t ponies were more scarce than usual At such scerels, Bv ten tt ...