... CHURC[H AND STATE IN AUSTRIA. What is now going forward in the Austrian empire is well deserving of the attention of English Liberals. Over and above a number of very important legal and constitutional reforms recently voted by the Lower House of the Reichsrath, providing substantial guaran- tees for what is understood in England as the liberty of the subject, the whole ques- tion of the ...

... UAXA'verpoo8 - Iffimurg* uzs DPOP la BwEA SUM MARY. DOMESTIC. The Duke of Cambridge has issued his report on the review in Sefton Park last Saturday. It is of a very complimentary character, as the duke says that nothing could have been more satisfactory than the general appearance and efficiency of the corps on the ground. The Town Council held a special meeting yesterday to consider the ...

... 1R la ?? CEsnSM ?? B. Grix, gentleman, k to be ensign, vice Moorhouse, resigned. Sf D1ISASBT TO A OYNA CLIPPBm.-The Taltaing, & Nuteford, which arrived in the Thames on the 5th W, October, from Foo.chow-foo, lost topgallant masts, o bulwarkej and all sailsset! and had her deck swept of boat, pars, &o., during a very heavy gale, on .th 4th September, in lat. 23 N., long. 26 W. a The Ta.teing ?? ...

... -weT DERBY GUARDIANS. | Ts e weekly meeting of this board was held yesterday,. at! the boardroom; Mill-road, the guardj~ns presentbeing Messrs. Wilton (in the chair), Leech; Richmond, Lunt, Prioe, Dlikinson, FowlerlHeywood, Witham, Neep, Evans, Page, Steble, ?? governor of the work,. honjereported that the number of inmates last week Was 950;' admitted sInce, 32; born, 1; dis- charged 29; died ...

... VOLUNTEERS AND RIOTS, The amended circular defining the position of the volunteer ffofes 'in the event of riot surely requires further anmeadment. 9 . lause 2 ?? states that, in oaeof riot, volunteers may be ?? on to aot as on'gtab16se' b;atthey must not, when so aoting, applr in their military dress.: Clause 4 says, in cace of riot not &mounting to insurrection, these volunteers muet only be ...

... OORRUPOND)BNCEE 0 To THE XDITORS OF THE LlVUIPOOL XBSoUB?. 0 Gontlesmen,.,I was, much grieved- to find In - this 0 morning's papers the report of an application for the 0 ransfer of the lieense from myself- to Jidward Byrne of 0 the housea i Commutation ?? opposition to which, 0 application the report drawn up by Inspector Staadmamn was read. To the statements contained in that report - I give ...

... l l; -, WA!) ER C'tE .izr~r ?? ?? :COX v- I,,, T r, BE. ?? . ea IrJU thaicortlghtly OetONg Of thn committee 1hlL 4ia nwn81 nn Dcouncihaaibor of ?? c IeesidI, 'ad tiheother' . ebii reeina ie*ero Me e s~lde; ennetti,. levanpflarb~ope. Ig f tth biths'eoito having -been ?? lC;-. ; ip 'mbvon g'their i ~oti~sato~..cng~tuatdthe. gommuiite on havig 9balnd poersto' pub iito. 'force~ the- DathaAc8.- ...

... |. ROMAbN CAOLIO BISHOP| |: xON FNIANISM. Bishop, Trner (Roman' Catholic), of Salfordi-: ha issued apaetorai: in which he thus refers to. the H~ydi*roa reacue and outrage :-The suffer- ings and wron'gs of Ireland are indded' many an& ~great. The cuntchand religion of herpsople; so : ear to them, long proscribed'; another ohuroh'and- ?? attemopted to be forced'uponi themn the 'inalorit'n, who ...

... THE FENIAN OUTRAGE AT * MANCHESTER. Mr. W. P. Roberta, solicitor, Manchester, im behalf of the prizonern committed for the murden of Police sergenit Brett, Ism transmitted thefol- ?? letter to the Home Secretasyin reply td the communication refusing to poetponethe tria :. ALLEN AND TWENTY-PIVE OTH8.R Gredsam-chambers, Princess-street, Manchester, Oct. 2s 81r,-I have your letter of this morning ...

... THE OAKS CATABTROPHE RECOVERY OF THE BODIES OF AMR. P. JBFFCOOK, MR. SMITH, & MR. SIDDONS. BARiNSLEY, SUNDA-Y. The greatest interest was attached to the pro. ceedings at the pit on Spcturday consequent on the recovery of the bodies of Mr. P. Jeffcoek, M:lr. Smith, viewer, of Lundhill; and Mr. Siddons, a deputy at the Oaks. The first traces of the late lamented engineer were discovered on ...

... 'TimpoPl wLtvX U vg IJ -US POFLI L=SUapaR . I * DOMESTIC. By the death of the Bishop of Lichfield, Dr. Claughton, the Bishop of Rochester, becomes entitled to a seat in the House of Lords. 'Rumours of impending bank failures were current in Liverpool last week, but up to yesterday they had not been realised. On that day, however, it was stated in most positive terms that an establishment of ...

... I ' - I S ?? I , - - .. I he THE LANCASTER SHIPOWiREE AEsodCArlN;.- ial A meeting co thisa wooiation was held esterdsy ble wat inforeed that the proceedings were private. Of &BUT ANNOYANOES.-A correspondent writes he to us stating that on Sundy afternoon he and hit- wife were walking along Smithdown-lane from the he cemetery, when he noticed' a reaopeotably.dressed are man, who was very drank, ...