... LIVERPOOL YOU-NG MEN'S TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATION.. Cc Last evening, at the meeting of the Liver- 1 pool Young Mlen's Temperance Association, which was held in the hall. Hardman-street, Mr. B. Pc 31 Grana ...

... LOCAL \7EWS Tss BITroa-We understand that the Mayor (Mr. John Hughes) wsill leave Liverpool to-morrow, ' so that he may enjoy a brief holiday, which he will S spend with Colonel Steble, at Scarborough ...

... ?? COM3MUTE- he weey eetng of this committee was held I esterda aite W ath the M uniipi-buildinge ! se B t.J B. Smith, the dePuty-chairman, ina boidine. w h Sere also present Messrs. G. n mi F teheas ...

... jLATEST EWS,1 II THE COURT, &c. tflom_ the Off-icia COqun Oircsear.) n I Ws-'.?oa CASTLE, J3mv 30. 11 ThepQeen and Princess Irene of Haese drove s, out yesterday afternoon. Princess Beatrice and 1 SP ...

... AvONMOtrra, TusEnAr.-The Great Western Line1| A steamer Arragon arrived here to-day from Montreal. - the Th', Great Western Line steamer Gloucester sailed hence a ta-day for New York. LisBo ...

... ,ITE WEATHER. USlNDAY. JULY 23h The weather to-day has been generally fair over oour more southern distriots, but changeable and i showery in the west and north. This morning's charts showed that1 pre ...

... I , . . . ?? GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS. On The preparations; for the Guild are weekly in. in, , creasing in omagnitudo. Plo are iliformiod that at the I1 tile meeting of the Guild Committee held on th a Wednesday, a numbher of designe for. Guild moedls were pre-ie ?? for approval, and though no parti euler design arcissi was adopted, it was decided that medals should be pro. an the sented to the ...

... STATIONS OF THE B3RITISr AiVIW notes le of vhen Whlere two places are rnonrtioe.I, tise last 1s~li ta as wsielic tie~ .fel),2tof ch.'regimnent in icate is of CAVALRY, lease 1st Life (luarle, Hyde Park 3th Ditto, R;sw, rE ovely I2n.1 Life Gusr'fs,' Wissd'.or gal ; ,atrterbur in 'ni 1st of Itoy'al ?? Gell. Ittgesst's P'k.1 Ith Laser o ib'jt,'' thre Canterbury gal Canler ,u'y 2lr nd d.) ...

... DISTRICT NE WS. along uadded LYTIHAM. . It LYTI,1AM PAmETS Coo1cUR.-On Sunday last, the usual npher annual serm(ons were preached in the above church, on op er behalf of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in a walk Foreign Parts. The amount realised wae nearly £17. relk On Monday evening, a missionary meting was held in of the the parish school. and it was addressed by the R1ev. ...

... MASSACRE OF CHRISTIANS. ESCAPE OF ADABI AND THE ARMY.' A BRITISH FORCE LANDED. The following telegram was on Thursday received from Sir Bemuchamp Seymour Alexandria. July 13, 9 25 a.m. Immense conflagration in Alexandria last night. Forts apparently abandoned, and entire garrison with- drawn under a flag of truce, leaving the convicts to pillage and fire thle town. The Invincible, Monarch, ...

... ?? L ET'ER :CXXXVIIIL .~ ~ ETE . . _. . I ;T: E fSUEZ CANAL. The Suez Canal, like so many other good things, is not an unmixed blessing. It shortens the route to the East, and this means quicker and cheaper transit. By taking the route of :the Canal instead of that by the Cape of :Good',Hope, a vessel makes more voyages in the sabie time. 'She therefore earns more money for her owners, and the ...

... I .Vri THE N?N-E HNaDRnED AND TEE GoVERNMFoT.- I Ac The Liverpool Nine Hundred met on Wed-- ge nesday evening last and adopted a*resolution to Sul support the Government in their determi ...