... LOCAL INTELLIGENOR the DisTnEss IN LivERP0OL,-The Mayor has the 119. pleasure to acknowledge the receipt of 2.33,, a donas. But. tion from the Stanley Benefit Society (composed of ieut foremen and porters employed at the Stanley Deck of~ Warehouses) for the relief of the distressed poor of od COUNTY COUxRT.- MILLER V. BROWN. -Hist mys Honour, In giving judgment In this case, which was Liflg ...

... THE LIVEIPOOLi STEAMSHIP I OWNErRS' ASSOCIATIoN. I Itance THE ABAT.,DOXMENT OF THE DOCK 11 BILL. e A 0:1jeoial meeting of the members of the Liverpool ipply, StliAInebip Owners' Assoiation. was held yesterday, at No. 10, Water-street, Mr. W. eInman, ohairmaa b It Pof the aglacinl~on, presiding. The other members h present were, Messrs. James Bibby, B. Maolvet, B. t, Allan, W. M. Moss, F. ...

... I MODERN GUNS & RON-CASED I VESSELS. The DCboat contains a very remarkable article on Iron-cased ships and naval gunner. It Is signed by M. Xaviler Raymond, hut It 1s salo to proceed from a tar higher quarter. If what the writer says of the Anastronjg guns and ot the breech-loading ordnanoe ?? be correct, thereclan be no doubt of the future superiority of Frantc on cur own ele- ment. The ...

... TBE EDUCATION COMPROMISE. The revised edition of the Revised Code, on which we had occasion to comment some weeks ago, has now been formally accepted by the House, and we have only to hope that with all its imperfections the new system may be found a decided im- provement on the old. There was nothing, however, in the debate of last Monday, to modify the regret which we have already expressed ...

... LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEws. PARIS BOURSE, FRIDAY.-[Reuten r's Telegram.] - The bourse was steady. Rentes orened at 70 12 and closed at 7010, or N, higher thv., yesterday. COLONIAL PRODUCE.-SUPY',leS of colonial pro- duce are larger, and, as itr.porters have accepted rather lower prices, aores sed purchases have been made both by exporters ' nd by home dealers; but there Is an absence of sp' ...

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... AMERICA& I The City of Was Igeete arrived Iin the g yeeterday, with New York,~ papers of Mairch y' During (he firat part of the voyage h eprned a- severe snow storm., 90 miles eat ?? oo9~ ahe eo od ight signals with ttotemhi Glasgow. hewas in company seea dys wtte C steamship HuAmmonla. The following is from the summary of the New h4) York Heroldf ?? 29 : The news from, the Union army at au ...

... I TIE NEW AMEIERICAN TARIFF. e trff r a leader rembark that the revised ax tves, reported to the Honse of Represents. , e i It pr seses, will undoubtedly be in effeot a prohibition of CI' European gosi iiba e espeolally tiardga ut 9001 14 WO I- Itlll ber epcalhar against England, aud to In sonme re. r spects prohibitive, Every artiule hitherto importae from England and Franne will ha doubled ...

... IRON-PLATED SHiPS verse's FORTIFICATIONS. The pedantry, perversity, and spaper- cilionsness of offlicialism-all those quali- ties, in short, which are summed up in the convenient term red-tapismi-were never more strikingly exemplified than in the House of Commons last Monday evening, on the occasion of the discussion on iron- plated ships, so usefully originated by Sir Frederick Smith. The ...

... ATHaiENS, EB. 28. co Nauplia holds out well, and up to this time has m, defended hersolf most advantageously. The insur- fr gents have made redoubts at three kilometres dls- wl tance from the plaae, and the opinion i8 that these redoubts cannot be taken without much bloodshed. The royal troops have already met wilth considerable losses. The nation is indignant at the expressed de- or ...

... WALLASEY LOCAL B t4 I ba monthli meeiima of thi. - I 0 monthlY mee.1g of tbe t ovening, at the publiI cfices he in the chair, and the other ronf-m, Xr n. 4 MeFSas, Flshwlck, Hill, Mrsharl'' Dre~etQN &nd Ioaa. , ofisft E i,, GAS AND WATER Mr, Marbhall, In mhoving the coz,6r proceedings of this Oommilttee e atfo mended that the Walary of Mr' Bd Isoot, of the gas and water rates, be lc eoll ...

... THLE PRESTOI GUD. | ?? , I. I ANNUAL DINNER s THED ]ROYAL NORTH LANCASHIRE te AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. t SPEEOH OF THE EARL OF DERBY cl Yesterday, Preston was more thronged than ever. of The town was literally crammed with strangers, and In the day's prooeedlngo were of the most enthusiastic character. In the morning the show ground of the Royal w North Lanosahire Agricultural Association was tl ...