... t - UNTY ClOURT EQUITY CAsE.-At the county t court yeCtOrdTy, fn equity case of Mercer and o h others v. Liddell and others was brought-under t e the notice of the judge, J. K. Blair, Esq. Evi- g deuce having been given that there was ugon the h . property (a number of houses at Birken.aca) a s mortgage of £G00, and that the estate was of greatctr n value t&an £;500--the amount to which COunty ...

... LATEST AND TELEGR-PHIC NE WS. ta Tate CONFI1DEMIiAE CuTn La SASS.-I tle, C-oLrt of Admiralty. yesterday, all unopposed ill order was masde for delivering upl to thle United PI] Cite overnment a vessel ?? teTallahassee, Al whiul ha be emloye inthe onfeerae se, r ,ice, and after the cresation of hostilities was found so with other vessels at Liverpool. S Ic COMMERCIAL. cc LONDON, TulOsDA?. O~ ...

... .1I o. [BiY-TI9LEGR&PsSj en ;veed Mr. Hildyard, a Conservative, is lik'ely to be this the only candidate for South Notts. 338 There will bo a meeting of the Conservative and party to-day at Lord Salisbury's. . ::STOPPAOE OF THIO t AGRA AND .MA8TERMAN'S BANK. .(L MITE'D 1OW!,, ?? ., t m; After long struggling against the pressure of the t of times, the Agra and Musternian's B4ak, (Lrni~ed) ari ...

... a GRE AT MONEY LOAN SWINDLE tbat At the Guildhall, on Thursday, Wm. Mitchell, lath Charles Jessop, and Henry Conroy were placed at M the bar, before Sir James Duke, charged with Gwi obtaining £2 88. from Thomas Turner, a black- Woz ,mith, residing at Ross, in Herefordshire, with and intent to defraud him. William Smith, a city the3 detective, stated that he received certain informa- rots, tion ...

... - LLANDUI ; ?? THE, GYMNCtAHOH-OF-LIV'tERPOOL ON C1VXLISED BATHIUG. An address on the ?? subject was delivered on Monday.on the Llandudno parade by Mr. John Hulloy, before a larg@, assemblage of ladies and gentlemen. The speakcer opened the proceed-, iogs y stating that an incident h.id ust'happened'. vhich had a forcible bearing on Dhe subject in question . A lady, bathing.on the ground ep ...

... An accident, the results of which were of a serious thb character occurred on Monday to an excursion mi train on the London and North-western Railway. di] The train had left Northampton at eight o'clock in ei the morning, and was joined at Bletchley by two eal other trains from Banbury and Oxford respectively, em the long combined train thus formed consisting of BE about forty cariages, and ...

... C-ORRESPONDENCtE. Ii Y , , . - , L ~ # ; . ANTThRGRIANF. l rel th, FXiTORS-Ol Till LIVERPOO~L kERWOIIIW. Gentleimen -I, hear that the head ?? owolan a:t co the Towb Hla'lllifts renfigndt hier poet, and that thoe coin-- of mitliteeof that establils iout Intend, to appoint to, tile vacant office a Stranger fromn one. of the olit-townshlps or Instead of promoting thel next woillan doing duty at ...

... IMPERIA PARLIAMF3NT I j RTJMGAI . .LIOUSE OF LORDS. TUESDAY, JUNE ?? - Their lordships met at five o'olook. . PERSONAL EXPLANATION. ' ; The Earl of CLABRNnON said, although he knewi it was irregular, he wished to make an explanation with respect to the charges brought against him, last night byMr. Disraeli of having entered into a conspiracy at the congress of 18566 to put down the free press ...

... CORRESPOIN i\ R ?? - - COM.11-UICATION 1A7TWJ1 AIW d PASSENGERS AMN-) (U g TO THE EDITORS OF THE JIv~FLreo0L JrL1 re Gentlemesi,-Noticing fin your palhcr of , lts letter having reference to Collirate ?? L0 senigers and gnarrds of rafiway trails, ~5Irs * )rpared myself for sonic time to ploideW 01 e een DIe. is fll sytpooeltl i's.01 toay . 3f II ofthstQ, le t erfo n e i O rto t ?? I olu l ?? ...

... , CONFESSION OF INCENDIARISM. Yesterday, at the police court, Dale-street, v, voinugan of reapectazble exterior, named Kenrink I WiMli!e, was brought before Mr. T. S. Raffles, f stipendiary magistrate, charged with haying, on the evening of Wednesday, the 20th June Uskt, wilfully, maliciously, and feloniously set fire to a r warehipuae in Britton-street (late Bolton-street), a and in the ...

... METEOROLOGICAL RESULTS, lad leo, ;. W 1765 1705 )790 .i. 500 124 1466 .418 '000 514 1607 1524 431 iTa5 Id.; .930 ,770 Less Ies. at to and ,hia per rily the Lew to Be. L05. 6d. lest for LIs. ted 3at iirg or ave 240 me ~ at ind are per eri- wt. 3d. out old 'er, ,T. Ib5 9 0 4 0 4 T. d. 2 0 0 0 0 0 0. 0 DEDOUCED 8RO2M OBSERVATIONS TAKEN AT THE LIVERPOOL OBSERVATORY. Latitude, 53° 24' 48' N. ...

... M DEDUCED FROM OBSERVATIONS TAKEN AT THE LIVMROOL OBSER'VATORy. Lntitide, 530 24' 4' N. Longitude, 3 0 1W. BAROMrETER. TVM8'ERATUIK , Month | t ' and Day. i- .b0II July. Inch. Inch. Inh0Deg.D6eg. ?? TuesdaylO(80,34 80.2365.2 61. 7 6 O5 Wedes1180 80 3.08 80.82 77. C 6D 800.88 72.6 621 6.,6. Thurs ..r12 30.28 0.10 . 5.2 72.9. 64.1 8at'rdyo141803020 23014f 80.10 74.5 63.8 68.i 63.8 Snsiday.11 ...