... ITHREATENED WAR ON ti' wea births THE QQNTINENT. P citiesl 0he Te GENERAL GARIBALDI AND THfl ciii 34, the VOLUNTEERS, T 151-60, General Garibaldi has addressed the followving T ~niddle letter to the 6Youth of Pavia :_ J tinned ,Caprera, May 11. nat crease ' Dear Friends,.p aitlhfol to your glorious hra-a ditions, fail not at the summons; I have never the we.doubted of your affection for ...

... TEE BARLETTA MASSACRE, Fortunately for mankind, priestly fainaticism pgg' has lost much of its power to persecute since the the days of Charles IX. and Philip IL ; but tick every now and then something occurs to entr demonstrate that the will is still as strong as ?? ever. . External circumstances have changed, tem but the spirit of St. Bartholomew and the ocet Inquisitionf'has survived to our ...

... On Sunday night William Whitehead, a black- smith, in the employment of Messrs. Cooper, iron- founders and machinists, Burnley, who had been drinkinghardforsometimeback, becamothoroughlr unmanageable. He shut himself up in a front bedroom of his house, where he had powder, shot, and fire-arms-a pistol and double-barrelled gum. When people, in consequence of his violence,-began to assemble in ...

... MONDAY. APRIL 23, EIGHT O'CLOCK Ai3L . 'ACID,. B. T W. F E D, L R.. S. tl Nairn ?? 306 61 N.H. 1K1 W. M .. 1b Aberdeen .30 62 43 S. 14 . bin.. I Leith ?? N. N.H. 1W. h 2 cf Ardrossan ?? 3061 0 F. 3 3 S.W. b In . 2 St Greencastle ?? B0 s. n 23 3. E.F. rbb 0b01 I B Valenti ?? 1 50 F, 4 2 S.w. b ..2 C Cape ?? 3014 49 S.R . 8 8 N. m .. 7 it Li'vepool ?? 30 62 46 E. S.N.. 3 vW. a .. I Holyhead ?? ...

... The xtext I to which our space for pews of general 'interest is often trenched upon by accounts of Clab Anniversar-ies, the passing of Legal and Mfedical Examninations, Treats to Worlpeopte, anud Private j- Enter Tainm ents of various kinds (all of ihiiek are e .of very liltited interest,), compels s -to announce, o that su5c accounts can henceforth be izserted only as pasagraple ...

... COQRRESPONDENCE. UTAJUU i'.I JJ WE. tip 5 it ;ioii THE WALLASEY 1101,1iIREIES. Ltiff' 1 il., To THlE EDITOIIS 01F TILL LIVERIPOOL 1ttciOUiiY. I Ler. (icitleiciecn,-l have read fin your' ipcpe of tol-day at icir very )icijd compl~aict from Mr. Davies About thle nile1- ui,1111aiioenicntil of the Wallasey Icoata. As a spocinca of wlsatis o t Abnoarmal, but haibitual, I %will state whit hais artt ...

... =- : RW ; .. - -- , - = w - - h-. 2g. AMEIRICA. at ht ARRIVAL OF TIHE AUST.LASLAN. e The Cun' 4 stesimshil A straleshin, froin'ew `Srork 'on ,the 21st.,ultitno, arrived in the Merse' of on Sunday, having experienced 'easterly' Win- .t, throughout the passage. She brought59 passengers. le: ,,X .:r .:NS YOPRK,'FEEB 21, MoRniqNa. Premident Johnson has sent a Message 'to the a-Senate, vetoing-the ...

... ILIVERPOOL AND )31RKENHEAD I OPEN CHIURCH ASSOCUATLON.10R ?? ! i . u ii.ii a 'V .. L'.L ?? 'roe annual meeting of this association, which is *al in alliance with The National Association for g Promoting Freedom of Public Worship in the he Church of England and Ireland, was held last 4s, eveningI in the lecture hall of the Liverpool at College. There was a small attendance, The chair Tn was ...

... THIE FFNIANS. The total number of perdons arrestea indber the isuspension 'of the Habeas Corpus Act uptto' Tuoes. (day night is 176, of whom 42 are Irish-Americans. F our have been discharged. ARREST OF A BARRISTER. Tlhe first arrest of a member of thehbar in aon- nexion with Fenianism was made at Strabane, county Tyrolle, oll Wednesday evening. His house was surrounded by a large body of ...

... Two persons, named John Lyons and Patriclc Cullen, were airested on Wednesday afternoon in Dublin, on a charge of being active members of the Fenian confederacy. Papers were found with 'lie them, the precise character of which has not. my transpired. The police are engaged in an active search for JolhLawlorand Snmuel Kavanagh, thoindividuals stated in the verdict of the coroner's jury on the ...

... - I The Town Council yesterday came to one of the most important decisions at which it has arrived e. for a considerable time past. It determined uponspending £250,000 in the purchase, from the Earl of Sefton, of about 375 acres of land at the south end of the town, with the object of forming a large and handsome park. The property is a little to the south of Prince's Park, and is bounded on ...

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