... f [BY ITLANTO TIELEGRAPHL] [IUIiS TELEGRAM.] - 'wEW Ydiur, J3RIDAY, 5 30 Pu. 3 Congress nilows the Awericau oable rdt the B Bermudas to laid at any part of the uuabt of the United States excuetin .g Flurida. Gold, 134J. Exchbzige, 109. United States 5-20 3 bonds, l09g; hro, 58; Illinois Central, 115g. f Petroleum, 16au. 'Cotton: M iddling uplaud, 30ju,. Nsw YOaK, MAucii 29, Six P.as. 9 At New ...

... | THJE MERSEYTDOCKS BILL. A.I A-- ?? a, _ I - I ?? our cisis Repwr.) Preto ow Cozm Os, TUSDAY, Theo e msitteoanpointed upon the Mersey Deoke and Harbout Board Bill; consisting Uf r' Goschen, Admial Erokizie' Mr. Greehie, and Mr. H. Cowper, re.assembledtils ong, wlen the examination of Mr. Lyster waairesumed. At considerable length he explained the nature of' the'works which ?? been inprogrqss ...

... OPENING OF THE EXCHANGE - NEWSROOM. This magnificent room Was opened on Saturday. No ceremonial whatever marked the event-a 'circumstance almost to be regretted, considering b that the newsroom will form one of the most pro- minent features of the new Exchange-buildings, 34 and is really a noble addition to the sights of I the town. The directors, however, whether from averseness to fuss ...

... I An affair of honour took place this morning, about five miles beyond the Half-way House a (New Orleans), between Mr. Ostermann, the lessee a of the National Theatre, and Mr. Oerster, the n editor of the New; Orleans: German Gazette. All c the parties were German, of gentle birth, highly d educated, and moving in the best German society. t The weapons used were rvolvers,-and the distance. n ...

... LIVERPOOL SWINMING ASSOCIATION. Last eveningtefiret grand awimming gala in connection with this association was held in the Cornwallis-street' Baths, under the presidency of Mr. :Councillor J. B. Hughes. There was a very numerous attendance, who appeared heartily to *l enjoy the evening's sport.: The programme was well arranged, and the results of the competitions A were as follows :-A Silver ...

... | | DEDUCED -PMA OB8ERVAAION8 TAKEN'AT tAW LIVElRPOO9L OBSERVATORY. . .Latitude, 5Z~ 4 .r 1. Longitude, 30 4' W. BAROET . TBMP8LA Ulm. Mobth lf npay. ApriL Inch. Inch. Indi* bDeg. Deg. De& Deg. Monday 8 29.65 29.24 29. 79 6.8 41.8 4l.8 45.V Tuesday 9 £2.82 29.4 29.e48 0.56 89.7 45.1 45.8 Weduieslo 2D.87 29.22 2.8s56 '5&8 4.L8 47.8 45.9 T'hurd ..11 80.10 29.25 29.712 49.9 V8.6 44.2 46.1 Md .. ...

... STATIONS OF ANTHE BIISH I .ARMY. I i CORRR(tTZD UP TO APRIL 1, 1867. | [Where twvo VIc6 se mentlonedthe last-named la that at I whl ?? Of the Itegiment Is stationed. CAAIL. 23w,. let bata Bengal; lltg Guards, I Ol'erk Wd aner. 2nd bet., anada; 2n Windsor ' Wahner x .soyal eorse G'rds, RegenVA fthIlEbat.,Ualeta; Sheffieldi Park.1 . 2ndbI t Burn sh; eflleld ?? ,th, lst bat., Canada: P'res- 2nd ...

... SBTRENGTH4 F THE PRUSSIANT ARMY iAND NAVY. TER PAUSsr~iN AAsiy.-Th fIollowing- isn translated, extract. from u~letter - writtenw by. a German -officer, and receivedin.this town y~eiter- day ?? people think -that Prusesia, cani dispose of millions of soldiers.. Bere inthe truth, whuoh can -be corroborated bythe Pvuraian Mili-. tm~ Almcinwk.; At present te effoent stre~gth of the Prussian army ...

... I ICORRESPOIDENME i :. _ .-I Iy I A HINT TO THE7HEALTH OOMMITtEE. TO TR fNDITORE OF THE LXVEPO'OL VZ5URJ Gentlemen -Would you kindly br6ng beftore the notice of the bealti commltteeothe neglected condition of' the watchme b'elonging to the corporationa they hbave only ten huts or boxes live for the north end of the towa,'aud. five for the South end. , They require 60 or 8o, so, that eachmwan ...

... FESTIVITIES ON BOARD THE .. I - LORD CLYDE. pl The huge iron-clad which for the last fortnight d hag been lying in the Mersey to frighten awav d hoats of invisible Feniana was yesterday boarde,. d overrunJ and opletely taken ?? of by an irreeistible attakwg force. The assault was madee Ei about two o'clock, in the broad llght of a pleaant a aprg day,' ani it' full gio. of the hnmdreds who h ...

... 'I (BY TELEG.APL ] OK .w *'HOUSE OF LORDS. 7 rTUESDAY, APRIL 2. Their lordships met at five o'clock. T The Judges' Chamibers (Despatch of Basiness) to Bill was read a second time. la :: OCRIMINAL LUNATICS BILL. ill The Earl of BzLmoi, after a brief explanation of itB objects, which, he said, wore to provide for 4dxnd regulate the custody, the maintenance, sand Id discharge of persons detained ...

... THE' ADVETURESiOF aN IMPOSTOR.0 t George Hal.Buokton, a gentlemal i already unpleasantly` known to several hotel-keepers 'at Brighton, and who has been'convicted by the magiatrateH of vagrancy,c &o., has been. .'doing ! the good people of.Lewes in asimir manner. .. He was brought up 'at the County Hall 'on MondayI charged with obtaining.goedi by 'false pre tences from Mrs. Stenning, othe. ...