... THE SCHEME FOR REDUUINte TIlE NATIONAL DEBT. The advantages and the disadvantL,,,. Inc, the Chancellor of the Exchequer's era redncing the national debt arise lrbeii the perasame cause. The arran n he i poses is an engagement to pay off a eerry portion of the national debt every year fors the present time to the year 883b ether there be in the Exchequer a surplus or a 'deficiency. It is, in ...

... Yesterday morning, a meeting of the authorities of the various burial grounds of the boron-h and its vicinity, convened by his Worship the 'Iayor at the request of the Liverpool Burial Board, lwas s held in the council chamber of tie Town Hall, o with a view to united action in an effort to restrict 1 Sunday funerals. His Worship the Mayor pre- sided, and amongst other gentlemen interested in ...

... I Parliament and the country are now in possession of the whole scheme of Reform proposed by the Government, and we venture to think that general opinion will be decidedly pronounced in its favour. Tho Ministerial plan for the redistribution of seats will no doubt be found open to various objections on points of detail, but it is unnecessary to anticipate now criticisms which will more ...

... II! I II I I oE Tb;EC OF HAD.w~i CBll'PlN at hel~ ew a ork journals contain roporf 'di tile ?? ta G-reatt Fenian gathering in ?? .v cod on the 15thbof May, to hear adssfo ?? Stephens who had ie in ?? a few d TL ~ nvd n meic a e aye Previously. . Te meeting, however, dd Df htot realieth e en 8to of . .e idd aD erodi t~he expctaior of Its promoters, and 5000. The number i attendance exceed 5000 ...

... I [BY TELXGuWHJ -- ?? HOUSE OF LORDS. n FRIDAY. MAY 4. Their lordlsixips met at five o'oloeik. ECCLESIASTICAL BENEPC1ES IT 1 IRELAND. Thc-, ArchbishoP of Aimi:J moved for a retuii of the ecclesiastical benefices in Ireland on the M plan of the table of benefices furnished by the be ceclesiastieal commissioners in 1834. Lord DUPFmriTN said that there now existed no' machi nery by which the ...

... A MOTHER COMMITTED FOR MAN- SLAUGHTER. Yesterday, Mr. Deputy Coroner Devey held an inquest upon the body of Mary Alice, infant daughter of Rsobert Bsrton, barman at Mr. Cain's publio house, cornerof Dee-street, West Derby- road. 'Barton stated that his wife was now undergoing a month's imprisonment at Walton Gaol, having been convicted of gross negleet of her four ehQ. dren who were admitted ...

... , CONFESSION OF INCENDIARISM. Yesterday, at the police court, Dale-street, v, voinugan of reapectazble exterior, named Kenrink I WiMli!e, was brought before Mr. T. S. Raffles, f stipendiary magistrate, charged with haying, on the evening of Wednesday, the 20th June Uskt, wilfully, maliciously, and feloniously set fire to a r warehipuae in Britton-street (late Bolton-street), a and in the ...

... | I ?? CURE FOR CHOLERA.- TO THE EDITronS 0I TEHW LIVRiPOOL IM OURY. Oentlemen,-Will you allow me space in your. olumna to Insert a most valuable recipe for cholera, which has proved efficacious in so many instances that I feel ft my dity to put the public in poeseasion of so safe and simnple a remedfy? in the coursu of the last few days a case ot cholera as occurred in my own family, where ...

... ur Pootl XuPrgMA. 8ALUS POPULI L8 UPREMA. DOMESTIC,. Prince Alfred is gazetted Earl of Ulster, N. Earl of Kent, and Duke of Edinburgh. eon- In consequence of the non-attendlance of '00sufficient members, there was no sitting of the 'a 6d House of Commons yesterday. 9 Ei4. 1. Gd. FOREIGN. t rl. A special conference took place yesterday at 6d Paris on the question of the 'Danubian Princi-r ?? ...

... a GRE AT MONEY LOAN SWINDLE tbat At the Guildhall, on Thursday, Wm. Mitchell, lath Charles Jessop, and Henry Conroy were placed at M the bar, before Sir James Duke, charged with Gwi obtaining £2 88. from Thomas Turner, a black- Woz ,mith, residing at Ross, in Herefordshire, with and intent to defraud him. William Smith, a city the3 detective, stated that he received certain informa- rots, tion ...

... M DEDUCED FROM OBSERVATIONS TAKEN AT THE LIVMROOL OBSER'VATORy. Lntitide, 530 24' 4' N. Longitude, 3 0 1W. BAROMrETER. TVM8'ERATUIK , Month | t ' and Day. i- .b0II July. Inch. Inch. Inh0Deg.D6eg. ?? TuesdaylO(80,34 80.2365.2 61. 7 6 O5 Wedes1180 80 3.08 80.82 77. C 6D 800.88 72.6 621 6.,6. Thurs ..r12 30.28 0.10 . 5.2 72.9. 64.1 8at'rdyo141803020 23014f 80.10 74.5 63.8 68.i 63.8 Snsiday.11 ...

... LATEST AI TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. THE WAR. tf saa CONCLUSION OF AN ARMISTICE tic JTwEEN AUSTRIA & ITALY. VunnA, AuG. 10. Thbe Austrian Gazette of this evening, in an artiele upon the peacenlegotiations, says Italy has hitherto ra considered Prague as the town where the peace megotiations would be carried on. Am, however, by the cession of Venetia, all connexion has ceased to exist between the ...