... At the Bow-street Police-court, London, on Tuesday,, Sidney Powell, photographer, and dealer in photographic slides, pictures, &c., was brought up before Mr. Flowers, in custody of Inspector Parker end Constable Chamberlain, of the E division, upon a warrant charging him with selling obscene prints. M~r. Thomson, superintedent of the N and F divisions of police, had charge of the case, and the ...

... ?? -I , M. - - - J . - . . . X enorts made by Liberal orators and journalists to 15 intimidate the House of Lords, and deter that m. august assembly from exercising a conscientious its and Constitutional discretion in regard to the exi Church Spoliation Bill. If it be a punishable act offence to threaten and coerce a single elector by prc menaces of personal inconvenience, it is certainly MP] ...

... c (REUTER'S TELEGiIAM5.) 'POPULAR DISTURBANCES IN FRANCE. Mr PARIS, MAY~27 sued' 2. the Bi Further details have been received respecting theo I the disturbances which haave takenplace at Amieng, #1I il~le, and Toulouse. detaf At Amiens, troops -were obliged to be called out Mr for tl -to disperse rioters, and two soldiers were wounded. Th Yesterday evening, again, crowds of people steno ...

... SEVE RN AND WYE RAILWAY. The ordinary half-yearly meeting of this company took place at the residence of Mr. Gi. B. Keeling, the secretary to I the company, yesterday (Tirhywhein there were pro- T sent-J. A. Grahiam Clarke, _E2?i. (chairman). R. XV1. Oe, as thi Re.(eaycaronJohn Par1tridge, Esq., ani'lMeesrs. befor John J. dfNogg. T1. S. Powell, John Longman, John Hewitt, obtai Thomnas ...

... c't fEIGN 1OTE., rn.tn.r.n).mi~rin 0111 TT~ ?? ALTFSXD rOLWCY OP TIE AllniactAN GOVEIM ENT. The change in ?? policy of General Grant's Cabinet becones rmore marked. 'I'here has leen a etroasraction against the belligerent sentiments so fiee 1xpres8id a short time ago, and tile Governmenlt has found it necessaryI to give heed to the current of respectable public opinion. -Thle 2'i~nce ...

... THE SALtS ?? LEX SUPREMA. I DOMESTIC. The Brecon Conservatives have carried out their throat of lodging a petition against the return' of Lord Hy do. The crusade against betting men is being waged with vigour both in London and Manchester. Several additional convictions were obtained on Thursday, and,asual heavy penalties were imposed. asuo The election of a new mayor of Co-rk to place on ...

... 1; I FIRES IN LIVERPOOL. On Sunday night, about eloevn o'clook, a fire was discovered on the premisee 33, Norton-street, in the occuration of Mr. J. Sntoliffe, furniture dealer. The Eire was speedily subdued, The stock in the cellaxr was sliglhtly damaged by fire aud water. The origin of the fire is unknown. This morning about two o'clock, a fire broke out at 119, Pari;lane, in the occupation ...

... SEFTON CHURCH. TO TIf EDITORS OF TlE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. Gentlemen,-Surely the climax of the disturbances at this church has now been reached, and I trust that, if your constant OxpoEsUre of their conduct has not the desired effect, the instigato rsmay bepunished as soverely as they deserve to be. If I had not been a witness of the disgraceful scene after morning prayer on Sunday last, I should ...

... On Friday evening a public meeting was held in the chapel in Fitzclarence-street, Everton, when the Rev. J. Hughes, minister of the chapel, read a very able and interesting paper on Christian Liberality. The attendance wan large and great interest was evinced in the subject. The reading of the paper was followed by observations on the same subject by several of the ministers present. The ...

... A REAL RERON A TOUCHING SCENE AT SEA. Two weeks ago, on board an English steamer, ac little ragged boy, aged4ine years, was discovepel on-the fourthdayof the voyage outfromLiverpos, s to New York, and carried before the first mate, whose duty it was to deal with such casesh When a questioned as to his object of being stowed away, and who brought him on board, the boy, who bad t a beautiful ...

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... I 8ECOND EDITION. I ald [UT WN&RAZLYnJ ire ad Much rain has fallen in London during the last W twelve hours, Ier The second reading of O'Sullivan's Disability Bill will be taken at two o'clock on Tuesday. 533 t~[airuin's LxzaseM.J an in, ~~SPAIN. mt, in MAnItm, MAY 9, EVENINO. of The Apoca of this evening publishes au article stating that the project of establishing a regency by has been ...