... 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 D_ B I WH!SEV DOCKBOARD.l T4he usial weekly neetin of the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board was hele ,ysterdByin the board- room of the dockofigoeg, Oanxg-plaoe. Mr. Rankin presided, a;d the following gentlemen were also presefit:- ers. Perale, Faraworth, Brocklebank, Maondel, Boult, Darbymbire, Bushell, Lagton, ounhvate,ht osst Amold, Forwoed, Smith, gold, James Holme, Andereen, *raves, and ...

... TABLE TALK I LIV1:BPOOL, FIUDAY EVBNENnG. It does not require the keen perception of the renowned individual reputed to possess the gift of seeing through a milestone to discera that the equipoise of parties which recently existed in the House of Commous, is being rapidly disturbed, and that, unless iome- thing turns up, the scale which at present represents power will inevitably kicp the ...

... BE:ALTH COMMITTER The weekly meeting was held yesterday. Present- Meesrs. Dover Jin the chair), Sheil, Orellin, Hey- worth, Haydock, Holden, Orcthwaite, Ridley, Steel, Bowring, Job, Stitt. The Borongh Engineer, Building Surveyor, and In spector of Nuisances reported various particulars of the operations in their several departments during the week, from which It appeared that 152 nuisances ...

... I CORRESPONDENCE INSURANCE COMPANIES AND THE1M DOINGS. ' ' TO THE EDITORS OF. THE LIV5UOOL, MERCURY. Gentlemen,-The ietter of .T. H. contains a general attack, narrow-minded and cowardly, not to say false-repudiated clatms being the exeeptionl, not the rule, with insurance companies. I would resom- men~d J. H. to confine his remnarlks to 'actual facts when next be rushes Into print.-Yours, ...

... FRANCE ANDMEXICO. TIIE MEXICAN INTERVENTION. The Ddbata of yesterday publishes some important diploatlo papers, which have just been laid before the French Legislative Chambers, illustrating the di lomatio action of France in the affairs of Mexico. W.e extract the following passage from a despatoh addressed by M. Thouvenel, on the 11th of Novem- her, to Rear-Admiral Jurien de Ia Gravidre, the ...

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... ACCIDENT IN WEST DERBY-ROAD. TO TUI EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. Gentlomen,-On Sunday morning, In company with jtwo friends, r was taking a walk along West Derhy-road. TheSt Annes Volunteeraorpshad just left the church at Cabbage-hall, and were proocoding homcwards with their band playing, which of course attracted a large crowd. We came up with them, and Immediately we did so a gentleman ...

... THE ANTI-POPE-KING DEMON STBATIONT AT MILAN. Tuarzr, FEB3 12. I have but little to add with respect to the con- luo6ing part of the demonstration of last Sunday at Milan. There were no processions, no musical bands; and the partial Illumination which took place after dark was just sufficient to show that something had been intended, and that that something was a failure. A little more ...

... IMPERIAL PARLI AMFNT. I fnz MAGNSTI TZ1ss1ktAP1.] UOUSE OF COMMONS. WEDNE4DAY, FEBRUARY 10. a Tho Speaker tooe Sle chair at twelve o'elook. FA The following bills were severally read a aeeond o ?? and South Wales Union Ralivwy; il Cryktal Palace Dibtrict Improvement ; Drayton a% Jucotion Bailway; Edlunhurgh and Glasgow, and o1 1al donlan ad Dumbartonshire Junction Railway d Coilpanies; ...

... LOCAL INTELUGIENCE His Worship the Mayor entertained a party of Leit emen to dinner last eeening at the Town Hall. Mr. J. C. Ewart and Mr. T. B. Horsfall voted in favorr of the second reading of the HIgbwlys Bill In the finrt division of the seesdon, onf rlday night. THsi PROVIDhNT CLERRS' AssozTxo%.-Thl, association, which has been so successfnlly, luaug-i. rated, is now in a position to give ...

... - ?? FEW YORE, FEB. 4, 1862. t The agitation in England and France upon r the atone blockade, and the threatening nature r which that agitation has assumed, have caused I considerable alarm on this side, and on the a day of the Africa's arrival stocks fell from 2 to 4 per cent. in consequence of the un- favourable tenor of her advicse. The blus- terers-those who imagine the North can I whip ...