... THE RECOVERY OF LOST TREASURE. I Extraordinary Diving Operations. The royal raaii steamer sneroro* Peiongiag w Messrs Elder, Dempster, and Co. West African line, has just landed at Liverpool :£20.0Q0 in specie, part of the treasure recovered from the steamer Alphonso XU., sunk at Grand Canary. The operations in connectioil with the raooveiy of the money are probably without parallel in the ...

... CARDIFF. THE LARGEST AND llEST-Ied assortment of Carpenters', Joiners', and Shipwrights' tools is at Perkins Bros, and Co., §3, St. Mary-street. 463e NOEI. 1 NOMA. NoN. Christmas Cards, Christmas Books. Edwin Dobbin, No. 1, St. Mary- street* and 52, Crockherbtown, has a splendid assort- ment of th* newest patterns in Christmas cards English and foreign make, Also a large ataek. 0 Christmas ...

... of TMiiity wjgo, efib» a: bicycle accident oa the ptmvn&wnoay. The evidence showed thab- decea sed suffered from cfcHMfc &&bit6C$Md4hat this had tatm-an. acute fenttt. Tlii/ doctor could not say whether tMAOdMaat tdas a' plr edisposing' cause of death. The jury found that death resulted from acute diabtbifeacattatfKl b^thftwaidant. ...

... SIR E. J. REED ON THE NAVY. Sir E. J. Reed, speaking at a Liberal dinner at Portsmouth, on Wednesday night, said he could not view with coulplacency may apprjach to weakness in the British navy, wa had not enongh first-class fhips finished to replace tha out-of-date vessels in the Channel Squadron. ...

... THE VARIOUS FORTUNE OF A FRENCH MINISTwi? aveno'er TIT'F' T th° rol« avenger. The Irencli are by nature a war- like People. Fro, tll(,, eariio,,t peri0d of thoir hh;tory to the present day they have arms. to be nm'f P°ople who seem e,t or' S d ...

... THE LOCK-OUT AT THE DINORWIC I I QUARRIES, LLANBERIS. TO THE AEORS OF TEE LIVSPXOOL EnMORY. Gentleaien,-The brief paragraph in which you noticed the important resolution passed by the men at their important meeting on Friday con- cludes with the statement that local public opinion is strongly adverse to the action of the quarrymen. Now, public opinion should not count for everything with a ...

... I - | . ~ ~ ~ ~_ 1 MR. SAru SUn, M.P., AND TE Yoga MEN's CeHISTIsA AssociflON--A MU2FCBNT Acr.-At the annual business meeting of the Liverpool Young Men's Christian Association, held last evening at the rooms, Mount-pleasant, Mr. Alexander Balfour, J.P., presiding, Mr. Sanitel Smith, H.P.. intimated that be had, in conjunction with his co-treasurer and partner, Mr. George MFerran, undertaken ...

... I THE EMIGRATION OF CHILDREN\. I ti DEPUTATION FROM LIVERPOOL TO f THE HOME SECRETARY. t Yesterday afternoon, an influential deputation from Liverpool had an interview, in the Con- ference Room of the House of Comnmons, with the Home Secretary, on the subject of the emigration1 of children. Xir. E. Whitley, MP., introduced the deputation, which included Mr. Samuel i Smith, M.P.; Mr. Stephen ...

... -HEALTH COMRITTEE. The weekly meeting of the Health Committee k of the Corporation was held yesterday, at the Municipal Offices, Dale-street, Mr. J. B. Smith ti in the chair. There were also present Mr. Alder- man A. B. Forwood, Mr. Alderman Grindley, Dr. 'Hamilton, Messrs. J. M'Dianmid, E. FL Cookson, O W. Crosfield, J. B. Morgan, and J. T. Warring- e too.,I HEALTHE OF TE CITY.-The Medical ...

... THE RAILWAY ACCIDENT A CROWS NEST. The official report of maeor--eerai c Hut-chinson, FE., on the ?? w4hch occ on the 29th December last, at Cri.-N tion, near Wigan, on the Lancashire ?? x ishire Railway, was issued yesterdv- case the 1 40 p.m. up passenzer train r Lt pool to Dolton and the Yorksliire di' Irming through Crow's Neit TJ_- .tvn f rned tbrrgh facing points h ?? a D7 loopline, ...

... THE NEW SYSTEM OF RECKONNG ; TiM~TI:E. The following resolution, forwarded to the Astronomer Royal, was unanimouni passed at a recent meeting of the Liverpool Astronoilai1l Society,-Tbe Liverpool Astronomical Society has seenwithple3surethestatementtasinaccore- ancewitbhtherecommendationof the International Committee, the time at Greenwich will be reckoned from the 31st of December at ...

... ?? l frnF OMTi OF THE DEE. 1I0 I~~nY3PTn t3MTOES O THlE LrvERPOOL 3mrXCuRY. .ec,-Tbe letter in your issue ot Feb. 24, yV extract from. a speech of the Duke of mazde at a meeting of traders and *Va' red.ec at the Grosvenor Hotel, 3 the 18th February, deecrves some I' ai ) nmonas represents the feeling nor is the prediction of a tt: rstepayers endorsin the senti- ' r ,ee ed by the Duke of ...