... RIU)ETA1EISM. TO THIE EDITORS OF TiHE LIVERI'OOr, MEMOUttY. 0entlcenic),- tI your paper of to-day I see there was Cured at our victuallig )'yArd Deptfond, Iast year, for the ?? navy :1113 tierces of beef of 304 lb., each of which cost £kg 6s #d Will no respectable provii on merchilat let the public know that ill that small itclu of redtapein the country logev at lcast £10,000 As A shipipmter ...

... SIOwRI'ITNG. YIANV1EMPTER SUMMER KEE*TINCJ. ?? I~gir 11r rh~tre bulof iltainford lcnir~c, Dat.,(lipt~ta CrnyW. rt M I elrito~1r J. nit, InigeaeriI siiirpper; M~r FRCIDAY. JUNE C. '1J1m wcglivr waa apin beautifuilly firm, and wlhuib a tod falling 1Ff in the1 flttrntholiet'0 021 tiegtn tantd 21`111 ob~lltflrvablo, yet the glothrhil otoleteoncicwullii Wl)C little inferior to tim firtil two(la ...

... I IRELAND WITHOUT A STATE I CHURCH.. (,Fon Irreland and MOr C(huirchese, by Jice My object is simply to inquire what would be thb probable reaults of an act of Parliament sever- ingthe connection between the Church and State in Ireland, and placing the clergy of all denomi- nations on exactly tlhe seame footing? Would such a measure, if carried, strengthen or weaken the Government? Would it ...

... 1,LECTION XN-WrS .oYesterday afternson a deM IAti OM rirN ?? met Lord EdwArd Hogard at Mandchesten, each1. puroseof nviinghim to become a candidaWf~ 0 Rh ?? of Prestot at the enS m2 a election. In the ucse of the interview L Edward acceded to the request made to hiij s nMr. Monceierf baa, fof personal reasons, resolved to deoun ?? iaeora fo Erf tord gh. eas Iusn deCr- ed the invitation to it ...

... AAIE'R*I('AN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS. TbIherccomnmnendajionls(f Presi(lentAndnewv Johnson for the amcndnunt of the consti- tution of the United Stateft will notbo likely to have nmuch weight, at the present time, ,With the Scnate ?? House of Represen- ta~ivcs, to whom theyare officially addrovsed. It is a stri]irng instance of the degroe of xipparflt separation beth Ieen the functions of a g. ...

... MESSRS. GLADSTONE AND GRENFELL AT ORMKKIRK. Yesterday afternoon, Mr. Glhdstone and Mr. Grcnfell addressed a meeting of tfle Liberal electors in thc Ormskirk district, ThUh meeting was held in the Town Hall, Orinskirk, whioh was crowded to excess. The exterior of the building vaS gay with bunting, and on the walls of the interior were displayed placards beaxrig the following inscrip- tiols.iS ...

... Licauteiant.General Hodgson. wvo larn from the ; iq toeiel Niii1e 6.azette, las ?? the following general *rder r'le lieutenaunt-general cor- Manding the trcupm in Ci!ylon and the Strnits Sie til .nii t naifit again desire that no oicer nder his (eummind wiill apppear at balls or other Iaeties e:;cept iu uniform. If an officer of the army is aichsrrnedor unwillingtoweartbedresT preecvibedby ...

... I CORR SPONDENC: WOODSIDE FERRY. that'_ isted TO THRE IiDrORi OF Tn LIVPOOL K1rARJRS. yang Gentlemen,-I think that the contractors one aow and all ought to protest against the raising of the ured price of the contracts, not simply because it affe0W I of their pocots to the extent of *.few ahiin~sa year, but because it will not serve the end in view. hat will they gain by augmenting the fares? ...

... A fire of an alarming character took place at the sxtensive chemical works of Messrs. Marsh and1 EHibbert, known as the I'arr Chemical Works, St. Helen's. It was first discovered about ten o'clock on Saturday night by some of the workmen engaged in another part of the works, and inime- diaeely an alarm was given by the ringing of the; 'dinnerbell belonging to the works. M'desoengers were ...

... I, IAVEDPiv OOL, JULY 2. We have had another month of extremc quictude IH not to say depression, in our different produce markets, extending equally to all descriptions of B lstocks, shares, and public investments, and as a consequence to money, which, though cheaper and more abundant than at almost any former period, seem powerless to attract cmployment. It is somewhat difficult to account ...

... The Rev. J. B. Millson, for 21 years the pastor of Chapel-street Chapel, Southport, has resigned in consequence of increasing deafness. Mr. Thomas IV. Serjelut, of this town, has been p pointed superintendent to the Liverpool Lock Hospital, vice T. Oulton, resigned. Mr. Pickering, Q.C., has been named (says the IPerial eRew) as a probable successor of the late Mr. Stephen Temple in the office ...

... I TO CORRESPONDENT&S We cannot undertke to returnoomnmunieationa of which we do not avalt ourselves. Comnunications should alvays be legibly written in Ink andon one aids qf the ?? 01ofro length increaes tbe difficulty of finding Ipace for tbesa. Whatever In intended for insertion munt be authenticated by the name and addreas of the writer, not neceasarily for publlcation, but an a guarantee ...