... ORMRESPOQNDEC. I Es THE TRIAL IN DUBLIN. Al TO THX X1)1?oms OFTEn 5vnpooL 3rimtyuy bi Gentleml,-ln a recent nmber of y jo I we obeev ed'report of a tlal la ebil, In which i the manse ld eur firm is Introdjased. epersotal N hostilzy d tlell lknowa parties ha given a coouring es to the staomnt thu pbished wih is net deirive bem the fe aebs of tbe cae, weroust tha your es sense olpoh wio LIl pr ...

... I MAJOR WALTER'S NEW BAROMETER. Mijor Walter, vwbo bas for some 20 years devoted his attentlon to meteorology, has shown thepraotical bent of his genius by producing a barometer which appears to be as much superior to the ordinary instrument now in use as the modern chronometer is to the ant!que water-clock. The new barometer was placed in the Exohange newsroom on Saturday even- ing lost, and ...

... THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT AN~D THE PRESS. After the manner in which the Times' correspondent, Mr. Russell, has been pre- vented by -the Washington Government from availing himself of the hospitality and protection which its own general was will- ing to extend to him, it will be more diffi- cult than ever for European spectators of the struggle to place any reliance on accounts received from a ...

... ,tryad uulmob meeting of the town council was b' ~~yes, mnt the counci chamber of the Town Hall, erd em Hoime, the deputy mayor, prodding. TOI. FANNIE COMMITTEE. gs of the finano ?? com. The psrceeudingons to increase the wages of Mr. B se or5ison, of the building surveyors depart. *Jansesfro 30s. to 403. per week, the consideration n:r;of was postponed at the last monthly council, i;suant to ...

... I - SATURDAY HALF-HOLIDAY. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MEROCURY. Gentlemen,-Wo, the workmen in the employ of Messrs. Haigh and Co., do publioly acknowledge the gift of the Saturday half-holiday, commencing on the 7th of June, under the following conditions ?? commence on Monday at 7 am., anad on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday at 6 am., leaving off each day at 5 30 p.m.; and on ...

... RETROSPECTIVE ?? - BY A WANDERE. A good deal has been written lately on the subject of the wholesale destruction of our small birds, and the Liverpool MeArcuyr has not been found wanting in the endeavour to convince the English farmer of the fatd that when waging suecessful war against the £ birds he *aa not lessening the number of his enemels,t but actually diminishlng yearly the ranks of his ...

... I 'IJE JAPANESE AMBASSADORg I V181T To LIVERP90. I The members of the Japanese Embassy, who, as already stated, were invited by hts Worship the Mayor to pay a visit to Ilverpool, reached here yoavrday morning 9hortly before one o'clock. They . came from N eastle-on-Tyne, where they arrived on Monday nlght, and on Tuesday proceeded to Inspect the North 8eaton Colliery, where they were met by Mr ...

... FRENCH DESCRIPTIONS ENGLAND AND ENGLISHMEN. Generally speaking, the correspondent3 sent over by the Paris journals to the London Eibitionhave farnished the moat disnal, repulsive, and exag. gerated descriptions of England and of the manners arnd morals of Its people. Some of the letters written by these Freunh gentlemen after a few days' acquaintance with London Are evidently the pro- ductdon ...

... Bsi UB ?? LR tv ltB 1ALUS l!OPULI IM SUPREXMA. SUM*, RY. DOMESTIC. The meeting of the House of Lords last evening was almost a formal affair. The only proceedings of interest were the recep- tion of her Majesty's reply to their lord- ships' address at the assembling of Parlia- inent, and a notice of motion by Lord Trur6 to the effect that on the 25th inst. he will ask the Government if it is ...

... I a The best friends of Italian freedom and a the worst enemies of Papal and priestly nmisrule could desire nothing better in the tf way of a moral spectacle than the con. o trasted proceedings which have been simul- o taneously going forward at Turin and at Rome. In the dignified firmness, the pru- d dence, the moderation, the patriotic self- restraint shown by the Italian Parliament in the ...

... A Turin letter In the Nord says- The magnilt- cente of theex-ducal palaceof Modenals well known. Thi Government Is about to utilise the building, and malze It a grand military school of infantry-in fact, the SP. Cyr of Italy. The number of pupils Is fixed at 800, divided Into two annual courses of study. The army will thus receive 300 or 400 officers each year. The annual payment is fixed at ...

... I SECOND E'DiTION. BY ELECTRIO MM WAG2NEVf THLBGRADF9. The Prince of Wales landed at Deove yesterday afternoon from Calals. A royal salutp was fired from the castle. The Prinoe left shortly afterwards by special train for Windsor. THE DREADFUL BOILER EXPLOSION. The dreadful boiler explosion at the premise3 of Beateon and Co,, Masbrol, has resulted In the death of seven persons; 25 others were ...