... SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH BETWE EN EUROPE, AND AMERICA. JUJUAViri AriNJ AlUffli.VIA. (From the New York T, ibune.) at We are now about to witness something which our old- pi fashioned historians would dispatch in a line or a note, E though worth a volume, or library, or many libraries. We mean the telegraphic communication between America ii and Europe, precedent to its extension round the globe. in ...

... I -l -va ?? ?? -. Yn r Cal The various clauses of the Liverpool and Birkenhead ml detl Amalgamation Bill have now been considered in ha detail by the select committee of the House of Commons, ml 'and the promoters of the measure have successfully a resisted the attempts made during its progress to place hh 3 the corporation of Liverpool at a disadvantage on, the . question of the town dues. We ...

... XULTUhl IN FPABO. -I. AL ili JUA J %)11 ~- I . It rs - - . ?? - - iln Madame Stoltz has, it is said, .been engaged for the gene Dropera at Rio Janeiro, at the rate of £16,000 a-year. year A new iron screw steamer, 700 tons measurement, wasme )Y launched at Cork on Thursday. 8- A lifeboat station, in connection with the harbounr tof ?? ,h Drogheda, is about to be established at Battystownt, ...

... The following avill be found a correct statement of the reorganisation of the several civil departments under the iY minister of war:- th In future the clerk of the ordnance will have a salary ta of £2000 per annum. He will be the chief of the civil ce staff of the war department, and the executive officer of pi the minister of war, dirbecting all the ordinary business of hi the subordinate ...

... THE NEW FOUR POINTS. I- kg The final and formal closing of the Vienna conferences a1 Le and the rapid progress of our aruss before Sebastopol and 11 r. in the Sea of Azoff have wvonderfully cleared our ideas and 0 ts made plain the path of cur policy before us. The charan- a Ly ter of the war enlarges in seopeasad dignityi as its unavoid- fi is ableness becomes more obvious, as it becomes ...

... ?? ?? , - - ?? - , THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. TUESDAY, J.UE 1-9, 1855, SA rVS P4ruI LizX SuPrEs.iMA. THE TICKET-OP-LEAVE SYSTEM. When our Australasian colonies refused to submait any longer to the mother country inflicting upon them that social pest, convict labour, and it beE caaie necessary to provide some substitute for the punishment of transportation beyond the seas, the Government introduced ...

... ?? ?? I .. . .. - Ig- The scheme with which the Liverpool dock trustees went to Parliament for extending the i a docks northward has, been virtually rejected by P a s the select committee of the House of Commons. a Instead of granting the four millions asked for E resby the promoters of the bill, the committee .nk yesterday ct down the amount of money they nd will permit to be raised to £6850 ...

... The traffic returns of railways in the United Kingdom amounted for the week ending June 9 to £388,142, and for the corresponding period of last year to £397,806, showing an increase of £9664. CHESTER AND HOLYIHEAD.-SHAREHOLoDERS' COM- NIITTEM.-We have reason to believe that this committee, conjointly with the independent members of the board, have already had two interviews with a committee of ...

... ightavr vXS:v~t~ he ~hat W Usea. OURT, &c. At Irn- The Princess of Hohenlohe-Langenburg, with the Prin- li and cesqes Adelaide and Feodore of Hohenlohe, took leave of go at a the Queen on Friday morning, and proceeded from Buck- hi, ap- ingham palace, attended by Lieutenant-Colonel Stephens, th Wer to the London-bridge terminus. Their Serene High- Gu Sir nesses travelled by the South-Eastern ...

... I - More than a year ago, and after repeated conversations with those English, French, and Italian statesmen who, by position and political experience, were best qualified to throw light upon the matter, we drew up a careful sketch of the peculiar situation of Austria with regard to- her own subjeets and the belligerent powers and her German confederates and rivals; and we ventured to predict ...

... At the last meeting of the Architectural and Arcebolo- z glcal Society there was read a memoir of this lamented f architect which had been prepared and communicated by b t his father, James Elmes, Esq., of London, of which we I are now enabled to present an abstract to our readers. ei After explaining the circumstances under which the I I memoir came to be communicated to this society, and de- ...

... V5XJLLjkjw L HOLMES' NOTES. d TO THE EDITORS OF TUlB LIVERPOOL MERCURY. '8 d Gentlemen,-In your paper of the let ins'ant appeared a 01 1- letter under the title of Holmes Notes and the signature of rn h A N'oteholder, giving infbrsnhion ie to the nature of a suit o1 .r in the Manx chancery, to be heard on the 8th instant, and IC which suit, according to the report In-the fain Sun, of Satur ...