... I GENERAL ORDINATIONS. YORK. On Sunday morning the Archbishop of York beld ae general ordination at Blitopethorpe, when the following were admitted Into holy orders, via.:- DBAcoXA-A. Bellamy, of the University of London ; J. H. Clarke, of Cambridge; W. Folton, of St. Aidan's Col- lege, Blrkenhead; F. Freeman. of Durham; P. F. Gorat, of Cambridge; R. W. Kirkland, of St. Aidan', Blirken. bead; ...

... IF I TURIN, AUG, 29. Blcdotti Garibaldi, the general's younger son, is btre In Turin, seeking permission to go and join his father. The facts of the day are so exceptlonal, and this whole movement Is so anomalous, that no one to surprised at the request of the son (though he is weak and siokly), or at the courteous manner in which the Government refuses It, or at the anxiety of the young manec ...

... I I UV LIEUT.-GaIERML T. PxRRONRT THOMPSOq. c There are appearances whioh might tempt to the I conclusion that an error of the press had gone forth t like what called down the rigour of the Star Chamber r on the unhappy printers who had issued Thou shalt commit adultery.c Hardly anything short of this is competent to r account for the extent to which have been carried t the brazen ...

... The news which we publish to-day may create excitement on a first perusal, but with one or two exceptions each item has been anticipated by those who have care- fully noted the military policy recently adopted by the Confederates. Ever since the retreat from Manassas it has been evi- dent that the Southern generals had resolved to alter their plans, and to retire into the interior of their own ...

... boasRRI. I The steamey North American arrived In the Mersey Yelterday. we extract from our Janadian files a low interacting padlar of the movements in the United tates; *ASHINGTror, JUNEg 19. The Secretary of War received to-day a despatch from General George W. Morgan, dated Camp near Cumberland Gap, June 18, eight o'clock a.m. It states that his arMY commenced ith march at one O'elock that ...

... tBY DRTIS AND IRISH MACNErX TLtGnAP.H.] PC RtEUTER'S TELEGRAM. M Pt THE TRENT CASE. hi in vi ANOTHER ALLEGED OUTRAGE at ON THE BRITISH FLAG, b. DESTRUCTION OF THE FORT OF it C1A1RLESTON. ci T TEE ABOLITION PROBLEM. T QUEENSTOWN, WETDXSDAY. A The Liverpool, New York, and Philadel. ga pbia Company's screw steamer City of Wash- cc ington arrived here this afternoon, with dates el, from New York ...

... . ROYAL LIVER FRIENDLPY SOCIETY. TO THE EDITORS 0 THE LIVERPOOL MERCUrY. Gentlemen,-In your Impression of this day ae complaint is Inserted from, Mr. Braham, of Upper Harper-street, stating that I refused him six tlokeb for the public meeting hold last night. That in quite correct, for dult members only are entitled to tckets ot admission. He wanted one tioket for every child, and threatened ...

... I D_ B I WH!SEV DOCKBOARD.l T4he usial weekly neetin of the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board was hele ,ysterdByin the board- room of the dockofigoeg, Oanxg-plaoe. Mr. Rankin presided, a;d the following gentlemen were also presefit:- ers. Perale, Faraworth, Brocklebank, Maondel, Boult, Darbymbire, Bushell, Lagton, ounhvate,ht osst Amold, Forwoed, Smith, gold, James Holme, Andereen, *raves, and ...

... TEHE IRON-CASED SHIP QUESTION. Captin Cowper Coles's letter to the Times, giving an .account of the reception . which his inventions experienced at the b hands of the Government, will have been read with painful feelings by Englishmen ' who care tor the security and honour of their country. The idea embodied with so 1 signal a success in Mr. Ericsson's Monitor . is, in truth, an English idea; ...

... THlE CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA, I (From the Special Correspondent of the Time*.) NEW YORt, AUGUST 25. The Northern people are naver tired of asserting that their generals and armies have ?? on the war with forbearance and humanity; that they never in the worst paroxysms of the strife forgot that they were a civilised and a Christian people; and that they preferred In the conduct of hostilities to ...

... OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE. No. 1. MR. ADAMS TO EARL RUSSELL, (Recelved Jnne 21.) Legation of the United States, London, June 20, 1862. My Lord,-I have the honoar to transmit to your lordship a Copy of the despatch from the Secretary C State to me of the 28th ultimo, which I dedired to read to you In my inserview of yesterday, but which I found I bad accidentally left at home.-Renewing, &c., ...

... LUSpool LaX UPWM SALUS ragm ~ urAdA Ur, bI tDOMESTIC. aS Yesterday was the 25th anniversary of a her Majesty's accession to the throne. In leaccordance with the expressed wish of the 5n Queen mno public demonstrations in honour le of the event were made. 41 The House of Lords did not meet yester- day. ae In the Commons, Lord R. Montagu I inquired on what grounds the French to Government ...