... 9EARTLE$Sg CASE -OF' if L : DESERTION Wi? LIV:EPOO A oaeof child desertild, amoht MInexanple - fn WtsImp'iudence and heartlesntess occurred ia thlie town' a ' ehort time ar'e.. An, oid and respected member of the Liverpool police'force, while gf- duty one evening, wa standing at the' door of his housce' in lEverton. :Ee was aooosted& by two respeotable.loohkin iw well-dreseed females, who put ...

... CORRESPONDENCIL THE, PLANS iOTR SEFTON PARY TO EDITORS OF MO -LIVNEROOL IIEROUST& Gentlemen, -It was my privilegae to view yes- terday the plans at the Town Hail fo the intende& Sefton Park, and I confess I. was not surprisd to find mest of the competitors yet insist upon deal ing with the plot in the old, orthodox, landscape gardener manner, mnaking roado twisting about al aGrtO of curves and ...

... ,TilcStableS ?? .. . .- ?? . - . . : . A.. - .. - ?? ?? ?? 0te Gio .fev Ohrcede of the 12th has 'the t.d' slqwiqg in refer0opecto ?? rrajaru fleet and,, the state of affairs 1?etwsn Englaud and Spain:- .Our telegraphic eil'sreceived .t~o~day ooateju a. piece- ef inte ligenese .v.:W hjcmust convince evqey- thinking person thbtwour G6verninent has repolved on Its liae of..action, in the present ...

... -THEOBNOMA CACAO. South 'America Is th'e horte of this tree. Dam. 'pier, the voyager, who visited the Caraccas in 1682, onays- The coast is a continual tract of high ridges of hills'and, valleys which alternately run pintin ' upon the shores frona north to souft The leys are from two to five furlongs wide, and in leiigth from the seap three or four miles. Cocoa. nits, of which chocolate and ...

... ; -AWFULLY-SU.DDEN DEATH ~~MAT iORKMAN'S HALt, DBIRKBNREAD.. Last?; evening, an: awfuil Itce of the .uncer- takty of life took place in the Workman's Hall, Birkenhead, during a meeting of the Birlicenhead Iamd and Investment Company. It was the annual meeting of the company to receive the report and the statement of accounts, and was presfded over by Mr. T. S. Blekersteth, the chair- man of ...

... WEST DERBY. BOARD OF J GUARDIANS..4 , I ;,i~ . T:EIE CONDI IO OB ?? TR WOI:E l S The weekly meeting 'of this board was iheld` Vesterday at the boardroom of thie workhouse, Mil-road. UTr. Wiltn O pesided, and'theR.Othe cguardians presentf ere-Messn. ye Mr. .-T Price Heyward, Charbers, Neep, Dickenso , WVarham, Dr.'PorkerbMajort Steble, aneble:tI Holden. Mr. R. eainpethe ohatispedrtar, kno ...

... MULTUM IN, PARVO. The chancerysuit Edmnunds v. Broughawit-has, been dismiesed by consent. Another slight eaithquake wea felt at Obmrie, in: Scotland, on Tuesday. HisB Ha~waiian M~ajesty has eonferred on,-8ir John. Bowring the cross ef a knight conunandbr o£ the order of KanmehanohatI. A heavy gale was experienced at. Calcutta on the 24th of 'MardA doing damage to cargo boats in the river. At ...

... I Q , CH, -URCH MOV'E'L' lI., was'46elvered by Vr.G.W&Dwnbelii Ute loweft resied, ana amongt those preIet' were -Dr. -2)~so3 Rv. . Witw Rth o. A.B. Kennedy, ltl.A; Meers~. (Tirk, i Jakj~f~ J.ason, - W.J. .Grniey, T. Bedell4 and . uga11. The OrCAMMAN, in a few introductory remrks said' h *was present to testify his thorough l hearty coneurrenoe in the open church ?? (Hear, hesr;); .The leature. ...

... *M TE .. - AL~f PAC=~l~ he OUSE OF L 1 he _ O 8 d. ~~MON'DAY, Apr. _ Tbeirlordshipsmei tt5rJLL ?? Th o lllk.t TTHE Sl IZURVE OF THI Trob. 'be othe absence o Loi5E1Crb .s am .ned hisnoti -i thle t ro tto cday next. among rther trie the ta t at oDedBL t UNIVERbey lp ad. This bilp -S P DILL . EMPL(YMET OF 5Lr, Theiarl of dti Shenar iE from CoTchester pray thair a, should be provided wi. v e .- I ...

... 0 LATEST AND tI o j RLGIAPHIC N EWs. I 0OOMMEROIAL, LONDON, WEDNESDArY EvxNIN(;. I 1e Satisfaction has been caused by the i;0lcement from Madrid that the Cadiz Prize t l'oat ba83 declared the seizure of, the Queen ,ri~to be illegaL This favourable feature has An part counteracted, however, by the less peaceful reading of the news regarding the Lurxem. Cg queotlon. The amount of business going ...

... :STORYOF.TE RH1 - hi UTIOI,rl~ . XI: 1'Th~e Pars ?? the Da~Z l~eia pub- lishes ?? pg. giouso tstoyf the r'eat ^'evoluton; whicoh ha juit bheeii uinfolded izia Paris cout of ?? Judo. 11, 11794, Baron de .~nt:Onei6 J)ernemo'ni, on 'f 'the, 'grey Ionuaqe taires of Loui XV.'s body guard, and' tieamne de Saint-Onuen Derneiont, his wiffe, were trfidby the ?? tribunal and sent to the soaffold *P:: ...

... THE BUROPEAN UNREST. The Paris Exhibition-'what;.thore is of it -has opened under unpromising -auspices. It is in the midst,' not indeed of' wars, but of ruimurs of wars, that ail .the nations' of the civilised world are competing on' the arena of the Champ de Mars for the prizes of peacefu' industry.. 'As if 'by some cruel iron it is not quite certain tha before the s has bleen' unpacked and ...