... MERSEY DOO- BOARD. The weekly meeting of the Mersey Docks a Hru Board was held rsterday at the Dock Orfene80neSr uee buildings. Mr. VBrook~ebasn proderad members present were Mesrs a f°ltowa E aton, Xob Nicholson A. Hiolt G Kelly, ub~k .Trer ~HrxIr Bola,, Hysibi, TobIn, HrbMs Sel Lagtcn, Forwood,.Farnworth, sutan nl On the recommendation of the works commottee, the tenders Of: tedr of Mees ...

... LOOAL NE Ws'. *z TuCarno=zo BALL,.- Our readers are re- minded that the annual Catholic charity ball.in aid of the Blind Asylum, Female Orphanage, and Benevolent Society, is fixed for Donday next, at the TownHall. The lady patroness, Ms. Frederic Gerard, of Aspull House, Wigan, will be present onthe occasion, as will also ThomasDicoonson, SEsq., the high sheriff, both of whom intend bring. ing ...

... ROYALd AMPffITIMITRK.'. I THE GREAT PRIZE DRAMA 'TRUE TO *THEl COREI In a brillinnt 'Encaes, The magnificent scenery 'surpasses antbinyp of the kind ever attempted in Liverpool., ,The loal' preess eaysa - ,The vast resources of the 'iagnificeantatageatthe Amphi. theatre have been amply utilieed, and many of the scenes presented in.thesourse qf the new piece are marves :of scerno ...

... NEW is>AINOE PATRICK HALL. APPLICATION FOR A THEATRICAL' I LICENSE. U .&e he aecond police-court, an appli cation was iiade by Dr. -T. C. S. --Corry for a theatrical license for the New, Prince P.atrick Hall, Camiden-atreet,. openqd on the 16th ult, with the Diorama ofIreland: its Scenery Music, and Antiquities; The magistrates on tiebench were Messrs. W.XCrosfleld (InOh chair), J.-Woodruff, ...

... i A bill was published yesterday. wbioh is to be brought into Parliament by the Government, wuder the' above title. The ob~ect of the bill is to amend the law relating to the duties and draw- backs on sugar. The preamble of the bill recites that~a convention was entered into between the Sovereigns of England, France, Belgium, and the Netherlands,. in the year. 1864 on the subject of duties and ...

... THE PRINCESS OF WALES. The bulletii of. laht' e'veng says tht the Princes8 of Wales has recovered from all the ordinary events of confinement. The geuieral .is' turbarce from the acute rheumatism has ceased, and the local affection limited to the right knee is; lees Severe. ?? ?? ?? TER MINISTRY- AD REFOUM. The Daciy TetleralA. says that the mecting at the Carltou Club yesterdasy *w at en,44ed ...

... TO CORRE8PONDENS. -W S th0 nndertake ?? Wich w 4,0-d not avail Ourselves. Oom-yalme tlone should 41and be legibly written In ink and Opamen atid of thee VaePkcrton length Increases Zo difficulty of finding U Athe for Wne Whatever io intended'lor Insertion M1ut 'be authentiocatedby the name and address of Lize Witew, not necessarily for publication, but as a Unarsstee of his good faith. Letters ...

... I Mr. Alderman Dover presided at the weekly meeting of the health commiittee yesterday, and the other members present were Dr. Dawson, Dr. Taylor, Messrs. Jan. Whitty, Yates, E. Samuel- son, Harrison, Robinson, Barton, Whitley, J. B. Hughes, Holden, and Bairstow. Half an hour was occupied in discussing the de- tails of court inspection and the position of the smoke inspector, Mr. Swift, who ...

... LATEST HED fELEGRAYHIC NEWS COMMERCIAL. LONDbNq, ;rflUeDbA EvEXNI I Fixcept in the English funds, which are com. paatively steady, the stock markets have been jnst and flat with lower prices. The reduced dividend announced by the Great Western has depreseed railways, and foreign Stocks, with few ?? tions, are suffering from the proceedings iae sy caued o much attention, if not animadveraiO. ...

... GAIOALDI'S TOUR INVWETI4 I had ~~BOLOGNA, Pan 21S. hier hasband, and eldest ?? walked in and too uby stormj us of course te Mhad taken torenea We owvee d eisgiteci, as you mast Imagie; *and mUnteriA the few friends wk are not ok election er.ng eieral Frabrizzis duhtoners Beri tamn, .Acerbi, and Guasteia, G~eners~ls Bixio and A'b'ezZadiada merry dinner and a Jo evening soe had. I never saW the ...

... CO-OPERATIVE. PROVIDENT . X ASBOCIATION. 'The annual general meeting of the members of the Liverpo'ol Co.operative Provident Assooiation, Limited, was. held lat evening, at the stores in Camsdden-street, when Xr. Mark Moore presided. There was a large attendance of members. The half-y`early report which was read by the secretary, stated that ?? east and Birken'ihead branches had been closed ...

... EXTRAORDINAY BULUOXI ROBBERY ON THE TuAml.? On Wednesday a great robbery of bullion b o1nging to the Barons Rothschild. comiith zlder vfrv ---:*rutnesli e previou night on board the Waterloo steanx.t Iying in the Thames, excited considerable &ttn tion houtthe day among the bankers ti comme interests in the City. The particlath. as far as can atpresent be ascertained, ace tbeee-- On Tuesday ...