... -8 ~ r FTRY HiV'. .H- - 1-1 . t:W ~~ 11g~o-1IGM--: ?? ''B~rkeam6 Wlnttw rt 6 '-bl the' ?? b e of' 'piztiey,.at ane chi r~lfd~l' t'6jitoed .sevriing thei 'hebds frdbii tilr boe I ethe . !attem Wtd o~ e ;Aii6C li n thiroiai; lt f,(aiisd ?? i':adtid f'ffni tookp adb i , t ththfi 0ha' ?? .,r ,b~n~odih'~s Ind~aslh atuit'~he ~nd'of thui'vldliige an a sthe lowe ?? 'ceffi'aef 'lb hihacis' 'sitcui'at ...

... .v I CORRESPOYDENCE AULTERATION OFpppr 8 oTHE 5iL)T~flS Op- TUR L1vHlZPOOL jtCUV D n i ~ ' , -It being currentlyr p ~ htw are anmong.,t the eap~hibar fined on Saturi e , o selling adui terated pepper. we beg to s~t.ato that gt~ a is not thomc,.e. Wenhalveinvariatly 5fouod tiero MewO~5 and e n ?? their beling r. 41, IL'm'trei t, OPPosite El~ ?? 2f ao~tt5ld-road, 131: 8 otland-road, asid a ?? ...

... ]PBTEDENT' AND Pal VILEle. | ?? or . . .. . 'We have every confidonce in. the zaal, diligence, Acumen, and ParliameutaUy erudi- tioin of the honourable gentlemen appointed to search for procedents,beaing on the ?? hioh the Lords have se unfortu- .nh0yraised betweena the: two houses; but 'we ,shaE I'b6greatlj Burprised if their inve.ti- ga i0n1,resilt in any material addition to our, ...

... COUNCILS OF 'ONQCILIATION. | A ?? to eastblish equitable pouvoils of ol conciliation to ~aAdust ldiffeences bet*een]'ci masters and opertiives has just boen brought it ir;to Parliament. The bill commences by 'd stating that it is' expedient, the better to facilitate the :settlement of disputes between I mait6ra and workmen, that they ahould be 8 enabled to form equitable couneils of conoilia- ...

... I _ .. . - - IN the social science of our day no problem is more difficult of solution than that expressed l in the question- What shall we do with our n discharged prisoners ? We have Ragged- y schools for the rescue and refuge of the outcast it and destitute children who are on the very r, verge of crime, but who are, in thousands of ig instances, preserved from it by those admirable Le ...

... TdIE JAPANESE. Dr Xacgaowan has been giving an outline history, in the form of ar lecture, of ithi epe H omne by describing the system of caste peoce die commencel in Japan to the extent it did instle which did not prevail inohrparts of the East; but still was of that hereditary character that gave it all the characteristics of that system. There were eight of these classes: the princes, the ...

... FOREIGN l44TELLIGENCF. AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY. We take the following from the Correspondence BuZlier, a French lithographed circular:- PFSTH, April 23rd.-The Austrian Minister of Finance has committed suicide because he was implicated in the Eynaten fraud. The general watchword, Pte ?? peut (steal who can), which now, in Austria, generally precedes the other motto, Sauve qui peW ' (save who ...

... POLITICAL REFUGEES AND BRITISH S=8P OF WAR. A correspondence on this subject was on Monday night presented to both Houses of Parliament by command. In the first of the letters, Mr. Elliot, our Minister at Naples, writes to Lord John Russell with reference to a conversation in the House of Lords: - In the conversations I have had with Captain Frere, of the Orion, I have expressed the ...

... The Lord Mayor has fixed Saturday, the l0th, at one o'clock, for the presentation of the froedom of the City to Sir Leopold M'Clintock, at the Gaildhall. Md. Horn, one of the editors of the Joernal des DNbaet, has been named honorary memuber of the Statistical Society of London, in consideration, as the diploma sets forth, of the eminent services rendered by him to statistical science. ...

... i OPING-IOFT F.PAULS UNITE- PRJEBSYTtAIcMi 7 . ;; p S KINHJ3atD''I, f Tis'ina3'0 e d,{iee' hiL b bi Thequ,ese A ;fin Jackson-street, Graug~o-Ine' B l*isehead, ?? formally openedB restestni s'sn erfaons wel preached morning andevening bh Rev. Profeadr Eadie,,D.D., L .~ fGp~e.Thi is thiecoind.' plnce-of worship Itablishei tt s ion- neetion with tho Uuited Pre byteian Ohja, and its erection ...

... _*ETFROELOLOICAL RESULTSi Deduced from observations taken at the Liverpool Observaory, during the week ending Saarday, May 5, 16(. a Latituae, 530 24' 48 N. Longitude, 3e 01 W. TimeocccupliedLa a ?? a abllec9' r i, nugI DVl ?? I ?? , ~~ ~ Fail . ,4 ,0 RvX _ . ?? a id 3 i g Ap . ?? eme 4t0~ ( s 3l U6411 MM aalu, ! HW7^ ~ ing yas D $ rozuaodytrmr.oZ ft 5i o ?? a ?? t Ul I atcincsso 4it ?? ?? ...

... I Yesterday, the body of a man unknown was found floating in the river opposite the Prince's Pier- head, and wM removed to the deadbouse. The swM of Mr. tudyman, Joiner and builder, Roekdale, was completely gutted on Bunday by fir. The damage is estimated at 22000. Moasss ron DISTILL&TION 544 tons 16 owt. 2 qrs. 3 lbs. of molasses were delivered from the Liverpool bonded warehouses free of ...