... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... TOwN COUNCIL MEETING-j the Town Council met. yesterday afternoon. ~Sir HreNRY CoorER said lie had received a crmonnuni- cation fromd thle Mayor, who was in London, stating thatr lie should not be able to be present at tilrst meieting, and a aaking hinm to preside ; bet s, lie shouldl have to leave I -very shortly, hie thoiught it would be better for theal to 0 ~chooso another clhairluari.b On ...

... COURT, ric. toh* rta tccs e PO Tll PftllN(rSS R0y4L.-jV.W are or T rtom har tatcdeth Pru cs R ?? some injury the e frm n cidntwich occurred to her Royal Higns donl Tuesday last. The Princess Was ene K day in her boudoir, and was in the ~ bu inl gunt 'f ?? whn as~ar ?? lighting a wax *fM tayr when aRpakOY it, h sleeve of a gauze rs betv t o n b e o a i h e s h e f a e sp re ad ra pi i disti ...

... i-I LAYING THE FOUNDATION STowE: BY PRINCE ALBEBRT h e, The foundation stone was laid on Saturday of an insti. tl at tution the want of which has long been very generaly felt b id in this country, viz., an establishment similar in its objects a in to that (f the Sa&ors' Home in Wellclose-square and n of other parts, but available for sailors visiting the port of a; d London who are Asiatics or ...

... IADDRESS TO THB, PEOPLE OP AM-rIJTTCA FROM . THE CITIZENS OF MANCIFJSTER I. - -- . j B . The following address was i seld in tanebostor on I'ednesday last, and has PeCAved a large number of signatures: Friends and Brethren,-*Ve venture to address yon under a deep feeling ?? solemnity, occasioned by the perilous condition into ';nich the relations of our two great countries havo been tarown by ...

... v w rw 8 v..- - ,- ,, l. - ?? ?? . .. . t COURT, &c. a WINDSOR, WEDNESDAY.-The royal party went out at n five o'clock this afternoon, in pony carriages and on C horseback. The Queen, the Princess Royal, the Princess s Alice, and Prince Frederick William of Prussia were in an open carriage and four. His Royal Highness Prince i Albert was on horseback, accompanied by the Prince of d Wales and ...

... MBRCURY OFFICS, FRIDAY, JUX11 27, EZONr, A.M. 6 ~_ . . a [BY THE ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.] 0 The Rev. Obarles Baring is appointed Bishop of Bristol and Gloucester. ACCIDENT TO THE PRINCESS ROYAL. Oa Tuesday last, whilst the Princess Royal was lighting a wax taper, her dress ignited, and her t arm was severely burned. She sustained no other a injury, but is at present confined to ...

... 4 COURT, &o. Ir The Queen held a drawing room in St. James's Palace time sinC iron Friday afternoon. Her Majesty and the Prince Con- whaleshil Itsort arrived from Buckiugham Palace at ten minutes past vessel bo I- two o'clock, escorted by a party of the royal horse guards. back to I to Prince Frederick William of Prussia, the Duke of Cam. upon Wi e- bridge, and Prince Edward of Saxe Weimar, ...

... lcc, MaECuRY OFFIE, SATURDAY, JUNs 16, ElOG:, M x. ter, tha [BY TRE ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.] WSW cre The Cabinet Council sat three hours and three iger quarters on Saturday. gtb The Lord Mayor of London has remitted her 10oo,000 francs to the prefect of the Seine, as a 18- first instalment of the London subscriptions in bad aid of the fund for the sufferers by the late inun- ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS'-Wlednesday, June 18. ad Sic WV. SOMERVILLE Moved that the fur-ther consideration of I cc Ncswab of Surat Treaty Bill he postponed. Sir F. KELLY Oppose the motion, and proposed, as an amend- neslt, that the report of the committee be then considered. to MrIt V. SMeITe o ectcd to a question like that, affecting the re- 0on venes f te Cown bingbroghthefrethe House in the wi shae ...

... .- - I . 1 A. - I . I -.. .. . .. y ~a W. *t YESTERtDAY the King's Parkc,at Stirling, was the vecene Of our aan enthusiastic meeting in commemoration of the r ude glory Jam of the war of Scottish indepenidencei and its greatest hero, the ~eWilliainWallace. The meeting was composed of men fromi lowi ic all parts of the country-of all ranks and degrees- -and its man d object was the erection of ...