... CORRESPONDENWCE, ROCK F1RRY.. TO THE EnlDIoaS OF TH5E LTVEt'POOL MERGCUtIR Ciontlemen,-I am in nea way connected witidihe HI1Hk Ferry Conmpany, end know nothing, personally, of their new manager, and thus am, I hope, aci l'obarlmobsver of what daily takes place at the Rook W'erryBlip, The eimple fact Is that the niidisger biii lad the ceonrageans , gooI sense to start flsbet Ask ?? hicurred ...

... the eel EARTHQUAKE IN RUSSIA. le; LOSS OF LIFE AND PROPERTY. ich A violent shock of earthqsuake was felt at Tach- rPS kent in Russia, on the 5th instant. It lasted ndnearly a minute, the direction being. from south. l west tonorth-cast. All the buildings were sbaken, at and most of them seriously duamaged. Nine men, nd four women, and two children were killed by the fall of houses, anid six ...

... I A writer in the I'Pll A all Gazetet, describiing a visit to the neighbourhoode occupied by the thia veet 'of ,Paris, sni'H-- A few years ago there wa. a gang knowni as the Baud of the Cd6fe of the Nineteenth Century, from thenamie of a cafei oi the Boulevard de Seb; stovol. which tievy wereo in the habit of frequeniting. he menbers of this gainF, 19 in nnumber, were anything but ilesperadloi ...

... ShOCKING CRUELTY TO OIIILD X.N. A~ ~ ~ ~ M , ?? _ ?? Y On Wednesday, an ironworker named J. Wynn, J of No. 2 Court, Vuke-gtrzet1 Wlverhimptou, wae : brought before the 'stipend1&ry(Mnr J. Spoohck) _ in that town, on a warrant, charged with i' assault. h5 ing his son. Prisoner w a eit one time ag roller, e and earned 22 10a a week, but he lost hisa*ork F th h temper and now labours as an ...

... TO*Ci G SPONMNTS WS'coin~~~ta*.to ~ oimsmieatlonscof which wecamt m ?? ret urn ?? ho VO do nd avail (Itaelvea. Communloaftons should *~ in ink andonos Side Ithe a I le: dcooan o ases b e dimeultY of finding r0s IAetfWEe,:eat5e i intendedfor5rttoll C t Jd Ve t nsa8esatjia o mlbcallonI hit a Kflh4etXtt ?? MBe o 1 is th. IottOlx not otheh rweso e linenhav pasdfo nylD nd W11l ?? o~af Itoeasntatle. ...

... I THE VICAR AND HIS CURAT.E'. The Dullin Express reports a curious by-batle, in the church militant, which commenced in the county of Kilkenny and was fought out in an action at the Wexford quarter sessions. The Rev. Mr. Helsham, vicar of a parish in that county, having for sufficient reasons found it necessary to become non-resident, the bishop of the diocese appointed the Rev. Mr. Reeves, a ...

... FOREJGN & COLONIAL MAILS. JULY. The fignie and initial ?? of each paragraphi denote the day of the month and of the week. I DEPARTUR-S. 4 Shoicley the Time the Letter-box is ckecd at Lcicrpool. I I (W).--United States, Bahamnias, ad Canada, via Cork, IJ 8 SO p.m.: West, Indies and Pacille, via Southampton; v New Zealand, and Australia, via lainnin, 9 30 p.m. C *2 ?? -Ianais, by Calnadinn ...

... TIlE POSITION OF TIlE CLIURCU| I ~OF ENGLAND).I Ir The letter of Dr. Pusey to the Wesloyan 3- Conference, in which ho arnonunce tho I approaching downfall of the Church ot s- England as a national cstablishmiioit, i ?? ir been followed very speedily by a seonno l- from the Rev. Dr. Vaughan, the very ablr. ;, and learned rector of Doncaster. lie all . ;o peaks of the separation of the Cluirch ...

... THE LIBIERAL CANDIDATES FOR LIVE'RPOOL. lot li's ICO lll- dly tes to ng ow ,-ill ith is ct. lly tat et, 'as ies cli The addresses of the Right -ni. NV. N. nassey and Mr. William ]tathbone are placed beforo tho electors of Liverpool this morning, and will be read with satisfaction by all mneibers of the Liberal party. They have the right ring about thoen, and doel )with the subjects upott which ...

... I We have been requested to announce tb at tickets for the liestoric Society's excursion to Furness Abbey, which takes place to-morrow, may be oh. tained of Mr. Dyal assistant-secretary, Lyceum, and of the other offiers3 of the cociety, up to six o'clock£ this evening, We have seen a sample of beans grown by Mr. Thomas Parry, brewer, of Neston a large quantity n'f which were sold yesterday to ...

... I'REPRESENTATION OF THE I PEOPLE. WHO ARE ENTITLED TO VOTE. In consequenee of the numerous inquiries daily made to us for instruction how to proceed to secure a place on the register, so as to exercise the franchise at the next election, we have obtained an interpretation of the new act for the repre- sentation of the people, so at confidently to state who in this district is entitled to ...

... THE ?? LE tffux. SAWVS rPOPULI LEX surReA. DOMESTIO. We give elsewhere the latest information respecting Mr. Gladstone's progress in forming a new Ministry. Parliament, it is stated, will certainly meet on the 10th instant, and the swearing in of members will be completed bythe 15th. The convocation of the prelates and clergy of the province 'of Canterbury will 'nened at St. Paul's Cathedral ...