... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THISE PRflCE OF WALES AT A BREWERY. On Tuedlay the Prince of W^rales visited the brewery of Mlessrs. Trunman, Haubury, Buxtou. and Co., and spent a considerable tinie in viewing the various departments. His royal highness, who was accos 1 panied by the Duke of Sutherland, and attended by Colonel Grey, arrived at the brewery about balf-past one o'clock. Hle was received b'l Mr. R. Irnnbury, sen ...

... I ECCLESIASTICAL.NEWS. .I hop 11,v' 'A . 0., tb rectary of Rramda r,. . ?? to reg~rwot AU Siut' Doroheaslte~r. Br:o. , Rev; . , to ..h ' ?? ?? : ?? ?? : u; , , elvy. bqv ?? to cuaraey ot Balhamn iterkahire. Cobper, Rev. q'3; to; rectoery rolofir arlingfor~d BXd;.!'(or lc ! Co~ar ev.IXtoreetery ofzdflet' moiety of Bradfield,' Drake, R .; to I0tjta of Gr6t Wr~tt~nx Suffolk., Hatnilton, '110 ' J; ...

... I -- DR. GOSS ON SUNDAY INTERMENTS. r An adjourned meeting of representatives from the various burial boards in the borough and Its vicinity D was hold yesterday to receive from the. representatives f who were not able to give any pledge at the meeting on the 2nd instant the decision of their respective boards v as to the expediency of discontinuing Sunday funerals t after nine o'clock in the ...

... L, ATE ST NE WS remunder of the lloot ad sailetl for I>atras. GIBlDU TAR/ tTUl-Y G. Tho llritish aveauler, Challcer, oL Suuderlmd, bottud froru Mala6a to Lorsdon, lvith lead and oi1, strack on ibo (abeJos Itocite on the *lth ia8t. The eaptain and the ?? have arrived heroa leaving tho vessel stranded. Vuring tbe Ith and 6th iDst3. tile following British alltpa arrived ?? Daviua3 Sylph, GlaYgoxv ...

... [Promn thee Art Journal fory CAuYS (At.~ .. _LlJnt n1 IMPROVEDIENTS IN M11ETAL MAKING GENERALLY.-ST N- TUARY, MY CASTING AND ELECTRO-DEPOSITION.-THE ELCI10 SHIELD IN IRON.-JRWELLERY.-MEDIAIVAL METAL MAKING AND GLASS STAINING.-ORNAMENTAL BBRASSSOUNDRY.-PARKSINE-IMPROVYBD STAMPING AND SP'OON MA1NOG.-PAPIER-1VAUCREE MANUFAC- TUBEE,-GLASS.-SCn ur01 oQ ART.-ARCHITECTURE. - TilExNaw STATUES ...

... The Herald believes the following to be a correct list of the new Cabinet:- First Lord of the Treasury ?? The Earl of Derby. Lord High Chancellor ?? Lord Chelmsford. Lord President of the Council Duke of Bacidugham. Lord Privy Seal ?? Earl of MrIalinesbary. Chancellor of the Exchequer ?? Mr. Disraeli. Home Secretary ?? Mr. Walpole. Foreign Secretary ?? Lord Stanley. Colonial Secretary ?? E arl ...

... LATESTNEWS, IrT 3TER'S TELEGRAMS.] THE WAR IN EUROPE. MORE HEAVY FIGHTING. GERMANY. VIENNA, FRIDAY, [8.15. P.M.] The following official despatch relates to the battles of the 28th inst.:- PARDUBITZ, JUNE 29, The Prussians were yesterday completely defeated by the Austrian forces under General von Gablenz. Leaving behind 1,000 killed and wounded, they withdrew to Prussian territory towards ...