... :oUtcopolitall alO V? robiltrial. ?? ?? -- ?? ?? ?? --l ?? ?? Iff--- - - TrnT(.n (lye THE TALUABLE MUSEUM OF CURIOSITIES AT KnitteH. by In reply to a, suiggesitan, made by him to the admiralty, Mr. t' rk- Stinner tras received the followiig :- XlialyJuele. t r- Deer ?? Pannmara will telegraph to Lard Region to give ol aorders for the protection of the mauseuamend ether-works aleart at t1 ...

... EXAINER AED TIMESV OrriE, Saturirday, ANiie a.m. SPECIAL TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH. We have just received the following telegraphic despatch:- VIENNA, THURSDAY.-NeWs from Varna to the 28th report Sir George Brown, General Penne- father, and General Codrington as sick. Ali Pasha and General Scarlet have arrived. Three hundred of the Foreign Legion have arrived from England. ST. PETETRSBtuI, ...

... . .. ?? , ?? .. 0 THURSDAY. Jo~n 28.-Wind ?? hght. tO The lron King ?? hence for Beaumarls, was seen standing ,e towards Llandudno Biay, at half-paet two, yesterday afternoon, e under canvas only. s AnluvaD.-Delta ?? Anderson, fromn Havre- Despina, - Alexandrla-Eliz%, Tregarthen, Naples-Carumen, Bllboa. r SAIUED.-Aurifera, Dambrill, for RIl) Jlancro-Rocklrway, Goodwin, Philadolphla- 1agrietha, ...

... [BY THE ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.,] THE DOCK BLLS. The Liverpool and Birkenhead Amalgamation Bill and Dock Bill were yesterday (Thursday) read a third time and passed without opposition. ARRIVAL OF AN AUSTRALIAN CLIPPER. ITho Lightning, from Melbourne, is off Queenetown, with about 69,060 ounces of gold.. TaURSDAY. EVENING, JUNE 28. WIND AND WEATHER REPOR5-London, Sheffield, ...

... TRE ADMIN1STRATIVE REFOQM ' ASSOCIATION, ed .n.jUVVA.L2W-~1'J.A ?? SPEECH OF A-R. CH-ARLES DICKENS. he The second gathering of the Adimnistrat~e' Refoun Associ by atiofl tooke piece at Drury Lane, on Wednesday evening. if The attendance on this occasion was very hurge. Among all those present were Major Reed, M.P. Messrs. Scholefield, dM.P. Francis Mowatt, ALiP. Apsley Pellatt, M.P. A. J. he ...

... Donovan, a beerhouso keeper in Pauliosrcet, sit MloYdaY evell- Ing last. A nian na1ied John Morgan was chi irgod Niln behl, 2 a participator in tho assault, but as the evidencoe tailcd t.) provo the accusation he w.as discharged. ill doike1it 01' p10l US tihe fine Dufty was to go to gaol for two months. Francis Campbell, a mcchanic, was snct to g fl ?? 1tWO mouths with hard labour for ...

... REVIVAL OF THlE BIRMINGHAM TRAGEDY. Mr. TOULMIN SMITH AND THE LATE BARONESS VOiN BECK. A lengthy statement of the endeavonr made by Mr. d, Toulmin Smith, barrister-at-law, to force one of her r Majesty's ministers into a correspondence with him oa the Birmingham tragedy of 1851, hias been published. From that statement it appears th at tbe barrister has not found the public opilioI favourable ...

... Tarietim. to The steamer Pacift 'osils on thlik day for New York. er Air. Longwsorthi had been des'patched oni ahit i lie Cin-cassiR. Lie The Alps has ainived out at Bialdmava; site lid enl 1l01rf ad number of officers, and carried '30O tons atfganpomdor. ht Recruits for the German Legion, pritacipiallvfirwti, liuabcor. [it, continue to arrive in small Ititibers, at lleliggsland. or1 Plans of ...

... ?? ?? . ?? ?? s.. . - - - . - - - ?? ?? ?? ?? .. - - ?? -. THE WAR. oul Ina rench letter from the Cri mea, it is mentioned III that nothing canl be ffiner than the English army, which P0! is estimlated at about 80,000 men. hey are, says a Frnh eptc,agnificent troops, and capable of Bu' an ?? 'are well fed, well clothed, adigratth sp irit. heeae50 days' provisions ?? on hand,ar ?? fresh ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1855. s--U -- POPULI - - - - SUPLEM A. ?? - e 'l-v-l' 111. if - .1 111. - -~ - .~ S U MM A R Y. In the House of Commons, on Monday night, P1a Sir C. Wood stated that despatches from Admiral grf Dundas reported that the result of the ilaugo Sp affair was that five seamen of the Cossack and the da Finnish captain were killed by the Russians, four ...

... PARLIAMENTARY INTELLIGENCE I .. ?? .. _ ?? HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, JUNE 25. No business of importance was transacted, beyond for- warding a stage each of the bills upon the paper. Their lordships adjourned at 5 40 p.m. Tuesday, June 26. The Lord Chancellor took his seat at four ocloek, when the royal assent was given by commission to a num- ber of bills: FRIENDLY SOCIETIES BILL. When the house ...

... THE AD31INISTRATIVE REFORM | ML ?-R .A.S )O IATION. i The seaon treating ot' this ?? took plc on ( Wenesday.olvening, at the Drkxry-lone Theatre. Admis-to signion before, was by ticket, and the hos wa g in wel filled. Among those on the platfoiri wer Mi' Co Scholefiled, My.P, Mr. 11owatt, M.P, r werseY.PeO- ((I latt, M.P.. Mr.'OtwaY, M.P.,Mtr. Nuronigl . 'Mr. WVise, MP., Major Reed, M . ...