... LfauR m's TrELEGAM.]. PRUSSIA AND THE FEDERAL DIET. VISEyA, Araxa 10, EVrENrU. According to the Presse of this evening, the Prussian propositions, in addition to the question of the Duchies, also treat of the reform of the Federal military organisation. Prussia asks that t the contingents of the Northern States of Germany should be under her leadership, while those of the Southern States ...

... LIVERPOOL- NATURALISTS' FIELD CLUB. The Naturalists' Field Club last night wound th up its winter session by a soirde at the rooms of the Savings Bank, in Bold-street. There was a T, numerous attendance, the ladies especially muster- w ing in greatforce-and attrabtivedness; 'and as there Bo was an abundauzio hl tiiings to please, and every- botly seemed willing to 'be jpleased, a very enjoy-. ...

... THE GOVERNMENT REFORM |t BILL. i ?? nv awivT.Id WORKECD MEN. b - 3JaI JLAm OUTDOOR MEETING OF WORKING ME, N. be On Saturday afternoon a mass. meeting of Y workin en vahedin h open space in front a' e pos fsupporting iin the Government measur o eform Although fo very short notice of the meeting had been given- t±1 :a too short a, notice, in fact-there could not have 61been fwrthan 2500 ...

... .ETHE CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER ON PARLhIAMENTARY PARTIES. unit In the House of Commons, on Monday night, toolt Mr. Griffith pro ?? to re-arrange the seats in her- the house on the model of foreign legislative Of ti -assemblies, so as to allow greater facilities for the fte grouping together of the different parties in the for I house. Mr. Horeman complained that under the -present systemu ...

... TERRIFIC BOILER EXPLOSION I . IN WALES. FIVE MEN KILLED. al A terrific explosion of a steam boiler occurred n the other night at the Cwmfelin Tinworks, neari Swansea. Asve of the unfortunate worlcpeople D were killed and four others badly injured. Ihe I: ?? works are owned by Mr. David Davies, os and give employment to 300 men; and as the Jc machinery is much damaged the works are brought tl ...

... Bl.C1,.S URN. 'TOTTr,;i: OWNLR8's' ASSOCIA.TION.-An association has 2uit been lor Ined of co)ttage owner,, with a view to the prrrit, . ton of their interests. A prelimitnary meeting wats heit on Monday night at the Borough Arms Inn, under thb. presildeny of Mr. J. Tattersall, when, after some dis- e .,s(ort a committee was appointed to draw up rules and cgiulrri'ns to govern the a'sociation, ...

... -MERSEY DOCK.S BOARD. The weekly meeting of the Mersey Docks au. kaznbour Board Mr4s' held ywfthrlayl at the Dock Office l1eveA'e`buildingh. ?? I1t. ~a'kloebmln Cn: -resid(ed ?? ,nd'the''otlher metnbers present were Ch ..essrs. KendolIl Hubback, H. Turner, Harrison, Boult, Smith Vons Paton, Bunhell, JLaugton, are Fltier, Tobin, and Horiby. INCROEASE OF SALAIE.9S. agg On the recommendation of ...

... r AMIICA. (FRaOM OUr OWN OORRESPOibs 'g (B t the Aughala m, vi Roche's Pak k) NEw YOR:, Apmswr it. President Johnson, in a proclamatton dat 4pril 2nd declares the insurrection in the Southern States at ;n end. Tho Republijc5 have carried Connecticut elee. ?? by almost 900 majority. The statement of Secretary M'Culloch for Mscn shows & decreaae of six millions in the public daebt. GERWANY. THE ...

... Ministers have taken a wise and prudent V course in seeking to remove the doubts and r difficulties of independent Liberals instead of merely silencing them, and in endeavonring to disarm anid conciliate hostility rather than override it. 'fhe further concession announced t by the Premier at last Tuesday's meeting of I his supporters marks an important advance in o the views and policy of the ...

... MOVEMENTS OF PRUSSIAN AND ITALIAN TRjOOPS, ado A. A letter from Cracow, dated April 4, addrdsed i to the Genera' Conreapendeace of Vienna, contains R the following:-' 'A Prussian infantry regiment and t a detachment of Uhlaun arrived on Monday from t Briegg at Oppelu, whence, after a short delay, they C were sent on to Coal. Ratibor, Bauerwitz, Leob- f schutz, and Gnadenfeld swarm with troops, ...

... DOUBJILE EXECUTION. IN JAMAICA. ir SPANI8E ToWN, MARUIt 2 I4 fir d On 'l'Thrsdeay morning last two nogroes, Alex- ;H inder Tayloi and Robert Nicholas, who had been It sentencedto death by the judges of the Commission 1. of Oyer and Termnaer which oloes6d its sittings io about a fortnight ago-the former for the murder tb t of Mrh Walton, at Morant Bay, on the 11th, and Bii in the latter for ...

... tion [ADVE ?? , A ally ST. MATTHIIAS CHURCH AND SCHOOLS. , the ass, TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. 11 gh? Gentlemen,-I must again appeal for help for our 11 of church and schools. Our debt at the end of last year was we s0o, arid as my former appeal (personally ind by letter} als he only realised £105 I am still far short of the SaInI ani and required. a en groatly pressed for the ...