... At tbe weehly meeting of the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board yesterday lr. Ranktnss presided, and the following other members were present: -Messrs. Bold, Boult. Smith, Mondel, Tobi ...

... ELECTION OF LOIR MAYORL. Mt'EItIG 01'fTIIE INNSQt;AY AND itOl'tNDOlWAItDS. A meeting of the Inns-qiay and Rotundo Wards was beld last evening at Elie Temperance Hall, flalston- stieet, at eight o'clock, to return thuaniks to hesisrs. Scally, MhCaun, Sweetinar, and Devilt, for their ua- C-nproluisking conduct in opposing thie nomiliationi of Mr. John Martin to the mayuialLtv, and to afford ...

... '1'r1if YE.ATIiER-T1HP CR9OPS. l . ?? ?? . I . I . . . . I ]AMaNAe1A0n;-XWO are rejoiced to be abla to rcclrd an impbov ineut in the weather. During the pa.it weak the tteuilecature roo considerably, and th) woat w ,r wag for the most part decidedly favourablie for tbe operatii)nI of the season. A large brealth of hav hal alrealy bien saved, and it is admitted tbat the prodacu 01 oUr- hmndS i ...

... 'i ?? ? I, ?? ? -6 ?BAK-Eusml?] I, ?4 . . I ? ?- ?; 1 aiR. -theM %ERE'8 BOWO. jIpages. the. IetfW o te Jd1V- biio ?? ouA beiw aqm-d o ~en iveot'ld J- a aeo''e~ Twr b 4 h64 r of~ ,W*4 . p.nb! -rerIr bnie p'm, ha 'sttn~ dab~hI g th ru09e o 'oider scpean Involviug maa'ts of inb a ~otii4~lie46btl oil~ the processof breafca kblghy Mr.,Sosaspta the'eo o g~ap e mcdgeoe; 4aA1a4to#g ?? ?? figariron ? ...

... NATrONAL SCHODL.-About three weeks ago we hada the pleasure of reporting the Government Inspector s ( visit to this school, with the favourable report of the In-1 spector to the Committee of Council relating to. the y school, to the credit of the certificated master, Mr. f Pritchard, Beaumaris, and late of the North Wales Train- L ing College, and all interested in the welfare of the school, a ...

... AGRICULT'UiRE. weather is v-. . 1. 5LLULJLI UIk. In Austria the weather is very ufvual.adtepieo 'St grain is rising it, all parts of thle ,tpire.favoablet and the price of st Vienna ?? cut in all parts of ite country. atdevery et seconid day there is'a thunderstorm, wvith lottg-contitnued atdl heav, rain; in fact, this sumititer is one of the coldest and wettest that ban ever been knovn in ...

... iAND cLERICAL INTELLIGENCE. lIE T11REL DIOCESAN SOCIETIES. . U'Utuily Meeting of the above Societies will be ?? k etY PMissioin of the Magistrates), it, the . if UxtIjid on Tueseday Morning, Au gust t, at ?? ck. lhe ordet' ot busiless ;vill be first, 'r id liritual lielp, 3rd, Church Building. .,U ted that dl applications to the latter Society ' it1 the necessary Papers, &c., to the Secre- ...

... AVISIT TO THE SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY. I A T.1vA to n mt TO THSE EDITOR OF THE DAILY TELEGRAI'I I mat SIR-Authentic information from the Confederate ner' States is so rare, that I trust you will pardon a, pi1- ; grim who has just returned from that terra incog of - nita, for briefly detailing the actual condition of wee affairs there. arm On the second day of January last, accompanied pow by my ...

... . Nmprial varlialnent., [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. - wer ; .: S - : ?? bala, HOUSE OF LORDS-YxSTEanA'. thae T}I LonD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the woolsack conl at five o'clock. EX I, -T WEST RAIL WAY BILL. See On'the third reading of the Kent W`st Railway hop Bill, I' ' - _ .- . I ' Lord CHELINSFORD ?? of the mono- S poly given to the company over Ramagate Harbour, beoc and moved the omission ...

... $t'rit ?? 4F, as~tiau. THE COURT. iALMOnRAI, JurY 24.-The Queen, accompanied by the Piince of Wales, the Princesses Helena, Louise, and Beatrice, and the Princes Arthur and Leopold, and attended by Viscountess Jocelyn, Sir Charles Wood, General the Hon. C. Grey, Lord Charles Fitzroy, Captain Grey, Major Elphinstone, and Dr. Jenner, from Windsor Castle, arrived at Balmoral yesterday afternoon ...

... I LOCAL AND GENERALc G LEEDS, JULY 28, 1862. TnE PnoooGATION OF PARLIAMENT.-The Minis- te-lial fish dinner, previous to the close of the session, is fixed for Wednesday next, July 30th, at the Trafalgar, Greenwich. The prorogation of Farliament is expected to take place oct Tuesday, the 5th of August. The House of Cosnuons will adjourn on Wednesday next for three or four days, to allow the ...

... EN GLAND. THE MUn11DR11 BY A Girsv-SicNE IN Count-At the Winchester easslse, on ASlatrday, Edwar4 Lee, a gipsy, -was placed at the bar, on a charge ot having mundered his wife at a village called Waterloo, near Portsmouth. The murder was coinmitted on'thell2t' of June, in a vaan in whiol the prisoner and his wife were in the babit of vistig fairs and raeau : The priboner pleaded guilty. The ...