... BHE- TWELFTH OF JULY. - e 1ORANGE; flLMONSTRAATIONS. t i ATTACKS ON TEE IGOVEnEENT. u Gradually dying out is a fair description of t ni the annual Orange celibratioffs. Not only are the v 8 processions-with their rowdyism and obnoxious b l, displays of intolerance and sectional ascendency-r e in disfavour with many of the Tory and Protestant c s leaders who vied to countenance them, but they ...

... tOCAL NEWS who' LNTENDED VISiT O0 MIlvsyrns TO LivEspoon- desi We understand that Lord Northbrook, the First a Lord of the Admiralty, and MIr. Fawcett, the Post- The master General, have accepted invitations to be havi present at a banquet to be given by the Liverpool the Reform Club on the 12th of October. SaCeC lst i SnCrDE AT SEA.-As the steamer Sunlight was comn en her passage from Swansea ...

... NOISY BRAXES.-CAUTION TO CARTERS. A number of summonses under the new Liverpool Improvement Act were heard before Mr. T. S. Raffles, at- the City Police Court, Dale-street, yesterday. Twelve carters were charged with using their carts without havi*g and using efficient means to prevent noise eing caused, to the inconvenience and annoyance of certain resi- dents and passengers, by the ...

... ce. It will be seen from our advertising columns Alithat this venerable Italian patriot and evan- t gelist, who is mow upwards of 74 years of age, | extis to preach in Liverpool three times to-morrow, the and to deliver lectures on Italian evangelisation 5 X5 a during next week in this city and neighbour- t of hood. A few biographical facts, accordingly, s -oh. concerning his past career, may ...

... wh [RnTER'Ss TEIMEGOA3S.J of FEARFUL CATASTROPHE AT or MONTE ViEO.G. BuESOS AyrEs, JuEF 15. vol A dreadful accident occurred in Monte Video at the masonic obsequies in memory cf General cot Garibaldi. Itappears that in consequence of an W. alarm of fire that 300 people who were present at Eg the celebration were seized with panic. A rush was Ha made for the narrow staircase bh a number of W. ...

... For three days an official inquiry into tbhircvmn- stances attending the collision between the Douro, a royal mail boat, and the Yrurac Bat, a Spanish vessel, with lamentable loss of life, has been held at Westminster, before M3r. H. E. Rothery, assisted by two nautical assessors. On Saturday the inquiry, which has been a very interesting onegwas con- cluded, and judgment delivered.: The Douro ...

... - tileI, Ian Avoxnorz, Morbn.-Ths Great Western Line steamer Devon salled hence to-day for New York. 1S ALA.a MoSDAY.-Messrsm Gray, Dawes, and b. Co.'s chartered steamer Potaro, from London, left here me, to-day for Persian Gulf ports. fl d nm. MoiAr. - The British India Naveation e steamer Arcot, from Bombqy and Kurrachee, I t here yesterday for London. rait BrTrAv, Mo.NDAr.-The Qreensland ...

... ?? k S ?? 31Achies. Channel Squadron Insolent, Portstrouth Active, Portsmnoutd Invincible. Mditerranean Y, A~ramemnon, Chathamn Iris, Mediterranexa Agronir;. Chan. Squadron ?? Duke. China *a ~jCha bams Jac ?? ?? = ?? mltrllar Juno. Czxavham 2gAlbatross. China Kanca'oo. Portsmouth ,a Alberta, Portsmouth Kestrel. China dAlbion, Dvenoport Kingfisher. Pacific Aleeto. Sheerness Kite. Portsmouth ...

... ISIR R. A. OSS ON PUBLIC AFFAIRS. Yesterday afternoon, Sir B. A. Cross opened a P. new Conservative working men's club at Forts- ,, month, and in the evening addressed a crowded and Waf , enthuiastic meeting held in the Portland Haul, Sonthaes, Mr. George Feltham, chairman of the ae Conservative A.sociation of Portsmouth, presided, d and among those present were Sir Henry Druinmond by Wolff, ...

... 'TEE BISHOP OF SALFORD& ON THE SCHOOL BOARD SYSTEM. Yesterday, the Right Rev. Dr. Vaughan (Roman Catholictishop of Salford) preached at the morn- ing service at St. Vincent's Church, Park-lane, Liverpool. in aid of the poor schools of the mission. I Adverting to the schools, in which about 800 children are being educated, Dr. Vaughanz said it ,was o the greatest importance that there should i' ...

... PRESUMPTION OF DEATh. In the Probate Court, on Tuesday, the president had before him a remarkable case of presumption yi of: death on cumnlative circumstantial evidence, w which was rendered still more curious by the;fact that -one of the exhibits consisted of a bag of a I human bones-Mr. W. B. Alexander said that he 2 apneared fior Caroline Annie Stewart and Isabella ' Forster to ask ...

... JNASEPIR6?t - TO TMM a3lToW Op THa ?? . God breta1tbed Into his nostrils the breath at life, en,, IT mn became o livingsi. Centlemen..1 beR leave tolybeoeor Medess another serious defect of muicipare govern ment. Sor i progress has imposed on our munici- palo 0nnoils new dutiia whouich require them, to effect,. to solve some of the most diffiult social Problthe of the oge This they axe not ...