... a n B3IRKENHEAD COMMISSIONERS. ?? TO THIE EDITORS OF TIlE LIVERPOOL MrRCRItY. r GOEsmTEN,-At the election ?? in Juno last, tho candidates pledged themiselves to reduce the n cpex ditur to the lowest sum coompatible with the interests of r time ritopayers, which promiscs the s.il comissioners are nosy - about to fulill. Lkt hows? A committee of inquiry has beon e nppointed which purposes to ...

... Sir Edward M'Donnell was on Wednesday week uuani- mously chosen by the town council to fill the office of Lord Mayor of Dublin for the ensuing year. As far as accounts have yet been received, the great Orange anniversary of the 12th of July passed off in Ire- land in a most peaceable manner. TIlE POTATO Cnop.-There are reports from Mona- ghan, Derry, Galway, and one or two other localities, of ...

... _1 into c0 Mr. HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, JULY 18. vote u RUSSIA AND TURKEY. Insince I The Earl of CLALIENDON, In reply to Lord Malmesbury, stated Mr. that an answer in entire consforminty with the note published by passed the French government had been returned by her Majeety's go. sistest1 vernment to the last diplomatic circular of Count Nesseiod. The The noble earl also stated, in reply to ...

... A i; c-!i~i~TT :vTvr . - b OC!TIMf-l one AS oN gie CBEPoc e aoRnS OF DOGS-At the Borough Couct, ' le ll Frdylssvrpersons were summoned for; iard, o1Wing. their dogs to be at largeum zle.I;oecs a'sirall fine was inifliced IAnd die' remainder were ordered ie.wpay costs. a a SUMJMONS FO WA'GES-A~t the court, at Hyde, on Monday th last bfre J. Holingwarth, .J.Ashton, end J. Sidebottom, ?? Taylor ...

... CQRRESPONDENCE. in ier ELECTION OF DOCK COMMITTEEMEN. tes TO TICE EDITORS OF TIHE LIVERPOOL MIERCURY. 50, G (NTLEMENATAn election for four dock cemmitteewan On in which Mr. Bold's name figures as a candidate, will aa, shortly take place. Would not this be the fitting time to ten show that little big man the estimation in which the re. 00 spectabls merchants of Liverpool hold him for his late ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, JULY 11. The Earl of AaenoEsN stated, in reply to Lord Malmesbury, I that the government had received no intelligence of the occupa- tion of Bosnia by the Austrians. The Earl of HARoDwvcscs called the attention of the house to the order in council regulating the promotion and retirement of officers in the navy, adding that the whole system of promotions and appointments ...

... FLOODS AT WOODPLUMPTON9 SOWERBY ST. MICHAEV'S, ETC, I The late heavy rains so much swelled the brook that flows through the above townships as to cause, during the latter part of last week and the commencement of the present, the greatest flood that has taken place in those localities since the disastrous inundation of 180. On Saturday night last, the stream was so much augmented at eight ...

... r _ TV v, ?? v - -- ,rpooI- , - -rpools ?? ., ffog e(i &- (,Toutal ?? r - .. ?? .. A I .- _ ?? - ¢aeo___ -- -- ?? ?? - - .. ?? . _ _ ?? . ?? ?? - ?? A late ordinance of the Saxon government has esta.ls',, ff. bonding warehouses at Leipsic, on the model of those ei~ id jg in England. A.Bombay paper says that three European children are supposed to be the survivors of the crew of some ~'ship, ...

... ?? , ., \:QS. ?? ?? ws', STMBINS OE' THR' -BRITIt ARMY, ?? i , ?? Own ,the' e st bfrd1y,-I ?? ?? uy ,kthe~h (F om- the 'Ukiit . -[Whero-two plaees ar~e tmentioned, the last:nameddiothat ati at tb 1 lifu.the: depot .fFthqe egimentisstationed.2 - oni I a i4st hifto Giards. Camp, ' 3fnd BBnpj;(-dhathem. - '2nd, Re'gents Pre.3rd Manhaa e aid er' ,o4al RHoe ards, tpde 33th Chaahester;Vor;Wt ...

... BROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. . ?? X PHILAD.^vELPHeIA, JULY 1i, 18503. .r Terhe weather here has been, and continues to be, un- Ily -commonly hot, the cases of coup de soleil more ly numerous than for years past, and the general health of k the community is below par. We have, 'however, been visited by a fair supply of rain, which has proved emi- s its nently beneficial to the growing crops; ...

... its O~~~OURT, &C. blt in Tom CRowN PuIc ol'tht th crow b S.letters received from Hanover, it appear tastes crown- Po ae pritice became decidedly affected with the mease mm-P de. is~tely upon his arrival in IHanover, having probably sai -~caught the disease from the Prince of Wales. Ofi Her RoylHighness the Duchess of Kent arrived, at Cs 5at Buckinghail Palace at nine o'clock on Saturday ...

... Mr. Samuel M. Mellor has called upon us to request that we will give the most unqualified contradiction to the statement made by Mr. Thomas Bold at the Dock Committee yesterday, that he (Mr. Mellor) was secreted behind a screen in the office of Mr. Bramley-Moore during the time that that gentleman was holding a private conversation with Mr. Bold. Mr. Mellor states that he never was at the back ...