... I - HElR MiAJnil ' X 4 :it I 1TO 3MANOESTER. - mI ?? *. . the town The city Off Machester ws5 yesterday honoured by the ianied by presence of Queen Victoria. and right heartily was her ir. The MWelty welcomed by thousands of her loyal subjects in ,WM still that great capital of manufacturing industry. The more seedingly immediate object of her Majesty's visit wias to view ogle and Exhibition ...

... II ug A lion has been killed in California. en There is a child down in Connecticut, two years old, that weighs 100 pounds. In courting, three hard squeezes are better than fifty ean soft words. Try it. The hog cholera is everywhere in New England as at No the West. This will cause American pork to be looked t upon with suspicion in the market. in There were 2700 failures in the United States ...

... THE WALLASEY INDEPENDENT IFRIENDLY SOCIETY. The anniversary of this excellent society was celebrated f on Monday last, when about 200 of the members, besides I several gentlemen hdoingin to the parish, assembled to f join in the festivities N n the forenoon a procession of the brethren was formed in Seacombe, and, headed by Mr. f W. Chambres, of Mosslauds. the president, the Rev. J. , Tobin, ...

... MULTIsI IN PARVO. The new act. on Peal. servitude comes inooperation ~'to-dry Mr .Knight Boswell has sent in an applicatien for a 1JPatent to erect a new theatre in the oity of Dublin. at On j~Saturday, a London grocer was fined £25, for rselncontrary to law, a, Tixturo of chicory with coffee. 1h Last week, there were two suicides by hanging in Bolton 5l or its immediate neighbourhood. 8 id ...

... SELEOT VESTRY. Ins The usual fortnightly meeting of 'he Beleo, etr at .VsrWu Pr( held yesterday, in the board room of the Parish-offices, sel Browalow-haill, Mr. Churchwa~rden Woodruff presided; hni ref the other members present were-Messrs. Shaw, OCzllin, mu Syred, Crawiford, Denton, Critchley, Hughes, Gibson, eta Chesney, Richardson, Blots, Wilflias, Whitley, Owen, oul Bairstow, Whitty, and ...

... THE OIRCASSIANS AND RUSSIANS. CONSTANTINOPLE, JUNE 18.-In a temporary lull of local news, I am fortunately able, on the authority of a private letter just received from one of the best sources of information at Trebizond, to communicate intelligence of yet another suoces, of the Circssieans over their in- doxitable enemy. A few days after their successful reeatance to the Rsian attack on the ...

... THE LRPOOL EBRCURY. WEDNESDAY, JULY 1,, 1857. 8ALVO POPULT LXX RUPRUMA. 8UMMAP.Y. cussed Yesterday the Queen paid her promised visit to and Ai Manchester and the Art Treasures Exhibition. Pub' The royal party left London on Monday evening, the 25 and arrived at the Patrioroft; station at 20 minutes nounct past ten, having comipletely escaped the violent at nigi thunderstorm which passed over ...

... AR prelimi narles being now arranged to general some 5 sBatisfaction, t, he Bill for the Emancipation of the May ff Jews has at length arrived at that formidable inteli sticking plawe where for so many years pastits Our progress hasba 3a annually arrested., It has been Indiam duly ?? th rough the House of Commons-a task c good many impi arities, let us add, being intro- causes duced, rather th ...

... THE NATIVE -INDIAN ARMY. le TO ¶91113 EDITOPg OF TE-ULIVERPOOL KEROUIIR. W Gentlemen,--One hundred years ago -th Ea t India n1 CempanY lbd ouly two regiments. At the' present time, sa the company'5 territories extend nearly over 27 degrees of B0 latitude ald 29 degrees of longitude, covering an ares of nearly 1,000,000 square miles: the additions made in the l 15t ton Yeara alone contain 40 ...

... THE PUBLIOB ATE8 AND WASH HOUSE8. - Z LtiVERPQOL. E --.L - ^ A . ?? : . . ?? A report on the establishment and present condition of rth the publio-bathes and wash houses in thisi town, prepareOl, Vd in compliance with the instructionS of the bathsj rk in mintee, by Mr. Jamear Newlsndg, our talented~ldbrcligh I, heengineer, has jus bee piloted in a pansphlet forn.. in, b hethis work whaeteearly ...

... L-A-TE-ST NZWS. TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 30. D V PORTUGAL. Der d The steam-ship Cintra arrived at this port yesterday S dmorning, with dates from Lisbon to the 24th instant. Her Majesty's ship Princess Royal was the only foreign Ci lt ship-of-war in the Tagus. 2 d >-The Peninsular Company's packet Sultan arrived at Lisbon on the morning of the 21st, landed her mails, and proceeded on to Cadiz and ...

... SPEECH OF A MORMON MISSIONARY e -, - . ' EDIBUUGEL. ~bUu -_ LeW10UWLA,.r but The quarterly cor JrAgce of tlhe Moemfona Was ?? ity of Edinburgh la~b Sat, .uds8, when the uassebly, coflsisting, of some 70 or 80 per mmn, about. belf of whom were vltlnea. Cialty and children, Me' £ en -aeu antly belonging to the Wo~ing ration elasses was ad, reosed by a 2misisionary from Utab.. His ver to ...