... le a- FAsTAL ACCHIDBT By MAclila ?? Thursday, s a Inqlucal rewee held at the NavlgatioD Tavern, beforq .BDlel~&, on view ofttli body of lesee ftlestleared emuploy ofMessrs.Pllkingtoii, slassinanul5tspee Athat on thre ?? day the ?? weeola s ht fa rd enigine, ?? in moteon, w ellt fth allertcbh id hiii wasibteowtand nekerchlt awl twist oned the ltte Moloendt St as. al-most'to strangle him~. Mb ...

... REPORT OF THE BOARD OF TRADE ONS T | LIVERPOOL & BIRKENEDOKSBL. e The following is an official Copy of the report of the e Board of Trade on these bills. The main portion of the On Tb! e document appeared in a condensed form in the Atercrw'y Esq., eat - of Frday aginst PI y-o rdy: Office of committee of Frivy council for Trade, sures, & Y ~Whitehall, 4th June, 1855. Riessek e Sir,-I am ...

... uBY THE BRITISH AND SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.) rd FRANCE. d Paris funds were done to-day on the Bourse as follows: -Four-and-a-half per cents, close 94 i0; three per ) cents., 09 55. it THE CRIMEA. a- We have received, under date of Marseilles, the 11th D June, despatu-hes from the Crimea, brought by the Clyde and Sinai. The accounts from Sebaseopol are to the 2nd :e June. The allies were ...

... - The Monei~essr publishes two decrees extending to the 31&t of December next the period during which vessels a may enter Frencl ports, free of nrvigation dues, with r cargoes of corn, tiour, potatoes, and ?? According to preceding 'decrees the period in-question t was to expire on the 31st of July. r On Sunday week, the price of adnslssoi5 to -tke Uni- versal Eichibitison. ws four seus, and ...

... TilE END OF THE WAR DEBATE. gueneral. It fre 1 _ently happens that large preparations gmno end in small results; and this has been strikingly dense foi the case with the grand debate which was brought on the i to a close, but not to any determinate or intel- distance ligible st, last Friday. Mr. Disraeli's motion creek, f having been rejected, not so much on its own i- inhabitE triusic ...

... LIVERPO9_,D DOCK The &%Colatijltte.Oif the 'H&14f)C,*iim~nU On tle Vowr tilepol and Busrkenhoaid Dock Bill re-sasembled yesterday. M* ,red Labouchere, provided and~the other mem 5driiipr~eEnt Were Ifi- fa Eliliot L~ockhlart, Mr.- Seypiour Filtzgeraldi, Mr EVca'n Kaid . Qreavs.%, Telloersfamber htyMr. J. C. Ewvart, Mr. J. Che atbam, Mr. Tollemselhe, andsi lac Mr. Sergeant Wraxigheam said that ...

... It (Front the United Service Gazette.) t CORRECTED TO THE 1ST JUNir, 18o5. M [Wheretwo places are menitioned, the last-named is that at whicl thc depot of the rogisaeiitisstatioued.] Ist Life Guards, Hydo-park. '40tb Australia; Galway. I 2nd do., Windsor. list Turkey; Tenipleiore. d 'Royal llorseG'rds,Rogent'sPk. 42nd Turkey; Stirliug. lstDragoollG'rds, Piorshill, 43rd Madras; Chuathla. c ...

... MU ?? PARVO. kill ed TEh~e iruer * yjr oY1' le t rrv;afely at Mel- he bosrno on the 14tlr ofcinrcli from Feazance. Ok ?? Thaer Yf ?? a become a patron of the id A ehild reoently died at Dewsbury ire consequenee' of *d.having fallen head first into a wissh tub. The Beard of Ordnanta invite tenders for construeting temporary barracks in C'ehester for 3000 men. ng Jir Moses Moist efore is on his ...

... TUE VX;E@QL MIEROURY. eOESDAY, JUNE 12, 185. SALUS POPULI LEiX 1SPUPREMA. ?? - . ?? ?? ?? - - ?? ?? .. -^ SU M MARY. The Jong, unwieldy debate oa the negotiations an( fo ec nd on thc war was brought to a close tia at two o'clock on Saturday morhilig. The prin- p cipal speakers on the last night of the debate were the AtOrileg-General, Sir F. Thesiger, Mr. Card- by wel r alpole, Mr. florsman, ...

... A sim of 200 guineas has been realised for the Elmes oi testimonial fund, Irom the concerts recently held in St. w George's Hiall. re ROYAL AMPHITesATRE.-Tbo engagement of ?? tj Anderton and Mr. Baker has been extended, and this d( week several members of the stock company take their a, benefits. ItM ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.-The present delightful weather P and the varied attractions provided by Mr ...

... I e -1 ssw -s rAt-t1 - a The monthly meeting of this body was held last evening at the Public Offices, Wavertree. The following members were present-Rev. W. Badnall (in the chair), Messrs. aishton, Chaffer, Anderton, and Davies. It was stated that Mr. Robert HlImphreys, whose tender for the sewerage in Ullet-lane was accepted at the last meeting, had come forward with the requisite sureties ...

... 3 = - ?? ?? ?? - - VISIT OF THE CORPOlRTION OF LONDON TO PARIS. Lay Av rV iti, gc, OFFICIAL RECEPTION. out old- The official reception of the Lord Mayor of London by id., the Prefect of the Seine took place on Thursday, at the cu- Hdtel de Ville. The reception was of the most gratifying tof character, and was accompanied by all the splendour rfy which the richly decorated salons of the Httel ...