... I FOREIGN INTELLIGEWFJ l RUS$IA. The Posemp Occete contsins advic6e from Warsaw, stating that at the great ball given by the nobility the i Czar announced his intention of granting an anwesty to E the Polish refugees abroad, with few exceptions. PRUSSIA. .4 DEBaRL,, MAY 28.-The Emperor Alexander II. isa expected to-morrow evening to Join, the royal family at Sans Sonci. The Czar's visit, as a ...

... : I HEiDON. o The ?? held the anniverar tf of~ their suinday-sholoal -on:'Sunday, 'the0 8th instant, w when the ,cbildrenl '-recited. 5evcral pieces and sunug hi several: hymnis, in 1111 vfemio n oteteected in a ho paddock,.adjoiniflg:t11e siellidenoe bf Mr. 3.T ?? Butter., be In thlee ~eninig a ssrnion' was prehcbedl -byii[. Meggtitt, Cn 'Of lieu._ Onl Monday afternoon. the children ...

... 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 ...

... MIULTUA IN PARVO. l _J .VA_ A_ . _ _.e r The remains of Captain Heury Laegholme Thompson SO f were conveyed to Brompton cemetery on Tuesday morning, en Xfaccompaniesd, besides his immediate relatives, by his hi e gallant e})ief, Sir William Williams of Ears, as well as IlN ?? Pwmure, Colonel Lake, and other lfficers. Pe i Last week, ahuman skeleton, apparently that of a mantl e of nom'ddle age ...

... FOURTH EDITIl|. I MERCURY OnFIOV, FaaDAY, Jutes 1s, Two,,4,. If THE EXECUTION IMF' AM 0 All hope of a reprieve must tieo II ld ~ fl lowin is teeply of the Horn~k'. S5Of~tar to,,thap- x- sezitatiobi made by the solioitor for th.peoo-,- ~ yur etersofthe10t ad ?? behaOf' ?? Paler nd iedirctsme o nfom yu tathe can see nsiting 'ithpoits hat ou avepresed ponhis attention g H. Wanxtoe 3., Mr. John ...

... RELATIONS WITH THE UNITED STATES. I Lord Clarendon's despatches to Mr. Dallas, dated Thursday, are published. Lord Clarendon is perfectly ready to refer the Central American question to a third party, supposing it to prove unmanageable in direct negotiation. He is strong in the belief that England is right in every asser- tion that she has made, in every point that she insists on, but he ...

... MIATRIMONIAL HOAX. A 1JECKMONDWIiI FORTUNE HUNTER IN TROUBLE. WI (From the Leads erccury ) After the frequent exposures to Which matrimonial tat adventurers have been subjected, both in this country I and elsewhere, it is really extraordinary that any i- be dividual should yet be fournd so verdant as to try on the mb, gaene of fortune-huntiog by advertisement. Some yo people, however, are ...

... M ISCELLANEOUS. General Sir J. Wilson. K.C-U13. Cotonel of thc 11th Regienzt ol Foot, died on Monday nmorning at his town residenec. The gallant General had s-en much active service from the spring of IVJI up to the cdose of the war. in 1915. The ?? Euphemnus arriveil at Spithead on Tuesday from. thle Crimea. with I&S Rtu~ial, g~un%, and 36 gun arTriges. Tlhe Lilydale also brought 57 guns, and ...

... |,DE5 ?? . ?? ,TT;efollowingis.themsunifesto owhichtthelconven- ,tiouat Cincainati re-affirmi.tha.Baltimore platforniof 186,2, aidding to ,it the fo~ilqwnktiresohlutions: ; .9 And whereas,: sincethe bregoing declaration was uniformly adopted by our predeieesorsain national con- ventions an adverse political and religions test has been secretly orgaiiised by a p~t claiming to .be ex- clustvely ...

... .7E , e. |1 . . |;cRaruglm .1 I -and ~jesd~ed4, ii flttoirm 6'jI Mhu efia- ?? Of Ab6;aIaeeiUd titarotunds, unlil-five trainseile towit tha 20006pero~ ~ ~ ~atnp The termn a s 8g Lndnbid5bi othlrgpo Fromtwelvew hen ' doU= f B a~c ~,n nl fumbers .ile wihpoldwr e, tn&t wyditnllthabrih6'griohvqr piiQ p'tf nit entlwith-o safety bardnd bteenav n'ai~we h vhfar& ustrethes a ntw n oudexed h ai ...

... i DRAINAGE OF THE METROFOLS&- |IThe fi~t ewt SW haslow bee tken, in theme-' tropolitan boasd of works,- towards the fulfilment of i;,hat iportant duty which was committed to. it--t,,q Bet1al drainage of the whole metropolis so s to fr the .'Iver, at least in the vicinity of London and West- ?? - firem the, pollution of the common sewers: I On3Koni'7 last, after six protracted dxscnssionq, ...

... We learn by the.last advices from the United Staten (says the tmes) that the dispute -between themnand the English government is -idlgy passbg into aetae- :which will necessitate a speedy decision ion the whole question.- We are no lorngerpermitted .to doubt that *the government of General Pierce considers itself com- pelled by the exigency of its present position to inflict upon the ministry ...