... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... TRANMERE LOCAGO . MENT BOARD. The adjorn-ed monthly and Afnnu~al' mueeting of this board was held on Tuesday evening atth etpilg oficees Holt-hill, Mr. Liversidge in the ?? the other members pre~ent were MeBsrs B m Turner, CuonMing, Pritchard, Hitcbm ickeratet T-hAe ?? Opening theg, - that -In rferrin t~j ?? mad _ that~ ~ ~~ t;n o their Au n - ?? year he found St atarepert o dlast chairmen of ...

... ?? 'rn Ar, ts. _- FRIDAY 11 A.mI. i (By Electric antd raternafional Telegraph). L AMERICA. QUEENSTOWN, Thunsday ?? New York and _ Philadelphia Company's steamer Kangaroo from New York arrived here. She brings 19 cabin and 61 steerage passeugers and 170,000 dollars in specie, 0 NEW YORK, lst.-Morning. -The Federal occupation Is of Nashville is officially confirmed. General Buell is reported to ...

... PA2VING FOR PEEL,-r!Sta-.]-Major O'Reilly, of the Papal Brigade, has been introduced into our House of Commons by. Sir Robert Peel. If the Papal warrior have any spark of genuine gratitude in him lie will p1c- senta piece of plate, or erectavotivetablet, orpresideata public dinner, or tender a Roman order of kniglthood, to the Irish Secretary. For the plain and clowinight truth is that Sir ...

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... HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, MARCH 10. I a Their lorfishipe met at 4 o'clock, when the royal assent was given to the Consolidated Fuod. (973,7471.) Bill. The lords commissioners wera the Lord Cnancellor, Lord Cran- worth, and Earl St. G e r m a ns. r PETITIONS PRESENTED. Lord REDESDALE presented petitions from managers5 of schools iii Northumberland and Gloucestershire, against the revised ...

... SUI TMATRY. A manl, ?? to be ineane, wnas an es'etl onl Tues,,day in Beriin whloce intention it 'Was to assassinate thle I Ua; . By the opening of a telegrrah station on all island ill the PI'el nSez, a savinlc will be efict oil of three days in tlte nllilct i;tion of news fromi -the East. A letter firon Veo ?? StilteS tilI t tile Austr'ill 11 Goverenlent blsat ?? eil r; infor1atlton of tile ...

... I Railway Fassengers' Assurance Company. On Wednesday the Half-yearly General Meeting of Proprietors in this Institution was held at the Company's offices in Cornhill, Mr. J. Clay, M.P., in the chair. The following are the principal paragraphs of the Report, which was read by Mr. W. J. Vian, the Secretary:- The statement of accounts which has been circulated among the Proprietors shows that ...

... The letter on cheap gas in our next. The situation is filled up about which a person from Merthyr wrote. Several communications are necessarily held over; and amongst others the second article on The International Exhibition. ...

... The Daily News of Monday says,—Trade ge- nerally throughout the kingdom presents no indi- cation of revival; but neither does it appear that stagnation has increased. The number of opera- tives unemployed in the cotton trade seems to be much the same as for some time past; but it is obvious that the longer they continue out of work the more pressing must their necessities become, as their ...

... FORGERY BY THE ELDEST SON OF THE REV. H. S. FLETCHEB.—On Wednesday, Horatio Lester Fletcher, the eldest son of the Rev. Horatio Samuel Fletcher, the incumbent of St. Leonard's, whose proceedings in connection with the Bilston Savings Bank are so notorious, was brought up in custody, and went through his preliminary examination before Mr. W. Partridge, the stipendiary magistrate at Wolverhamp- ...