... LIVERPOOL WATERv COMITHITEE. 'Mr. A. Bowver presided at the periodical mreeting of this committee yesterday, at the 'Munichpal Offices, and there wiere also present Alderman Shalleross. Dr. Marsh, 'Messrs. J. Miles, W. Rad- cliffe, T. H. Sheen, T. Hughes. and J. B. Smith. It was reported by the City Treasurer that the sum of £'216.386 had been received on account of revenue durinz the year ...

... I ocxi; T-NFWq. -1 - The aumcn messing, of the Iron and Stee InsitAe will take place this *ear at Manctister during the four days commecing on thb 14th September, The-anae of the winner of the fist pre in tbe pianoforte competition at the Pcttiuadoc Esteddl- fod last week ?? Millicent Richards, of Birken. bead) W-s inadvertently omitted from the Teport of the prodng TuDaxnr Corisa LacGer ...

... ten faa'~s X.oL 5.s5Ms Aeu rIE ARREST OF A FRENCH ,itedd OFFICIAL .had BY GERMAN POLICE. tbe pre- STATEMENT OF TaE GERMAN Ws3 REPRESENTATEIVE IN PARIS. ary, past A Panis, Abuii 23, ved The Rdpu cque Psnacfse to day states that In iX- a despatch communicated to h. Mlourenas by the German Cbargi d'Affaires, Prince Bisnark 4. adiniv; that if M. Scbr~aebell was arrested on ince Frencb territory, ...

... OLTIC PROTECTION TO EMPTY PR.OPERTRY.I *esf. EnC; 06 THE LIVERPOOL 5r1tCVET. Ge' !~o~ 'n-1 am clad to cee that the question ?? do-rrtio of empty propertY is at VI tiltd.. It is a matter ofsc i rnu a aners and property agents that j ?? it has been FO long allowed to re- n' e. I'no stern1 occasionsI have ?? thP chief con-tabledtothO ?? es ...

... The voting of the ratepayers of the West Derby I township in regard to the election of an assistant I ratebook clerk and aasstant overseer will be con- I tinued to-day. The caadidates are Benjamin' Battersby, of 1, Whitefield-grove, Danwber-street. and Thomas J. Fisher, of 27, Buckinghan-road, Tuebrook. Both candidates are Conservatives, but nevertheless the coatest is being car- ried on with ...

... THE LIVERPOOL UNDERWTIRITERS' IASSOCIATION. The annual meeting of this association was held yesterday, when the, following report was sub-, m mitted While several questions affecting the interests of the association have been dealt with, the following il may be alluded to as amongst the most imn~rtant w to underwrit-ers :-Merchant shipping legislation . bas continued to occupy considerable ...

... LIVEFPOOL WORKMEN AND SUGAR BOUNTIES. An Open'ir m'etmg u1der the auspices of the A ?? Bounty Aoistieo was * evenifg. m the yard of M a ms B. Tate P6IFSl5 Sugar XWorks, Love-lane. Teb cha was PC *d by Mr. Wiliam rr e d ere ' large & atendaM WntA ?? tse s pre t being T. O. Ewdtc H. Tite, B. W Emobors -. 3 R. Robnson, A. T. Grifflth W r 'oCaa , P ide amer. Kin Ha L-h P .s Gw~rei, J. Leitcb. T. ...

... ALLEGED LONG FIP.31 SWINDLi G. Genore Wilkie, of 14, Usxrid L pO4 was broucht ut in ?? Sr ' . Court, Hndderbfiei, res~ as. e Q harliar obtained by false Pretencee ita'a-' skin goods of the vablte of £i50 lae 1r l t e Henry List4 manufacturer. Ashr-o4M Mr. derstield. and ?? wH a r . Ti- apprehended, to defraud cer ia p _ Ward, chief constable, stated that on) -? Decemober last MXr. Lister ...

... nNIVERSITY COL : Ei LIVERPOOL : i TNPOED TPOr'ThNXT FXXTfl310 oft o o ~ o l , e ff ThE BUMMWOh.fli Fto . awstiorra prograw of liverpe ai el., $~ Coo utran itr~estlng page in hav. y avi.ly c hm the be qxS. .m'ty, InaY of o promiment eitinu, :,3 e ser rhe upswA tendeazy of ?? neither labour nor nxony g .^ to rao too educational stdd to v. t w ,u-,pott.v oifp h of teity-arl P0 :. . 'as 1'6een ...

... TIE PRINICE OF WALS AT TRURO. r CONSECRATION; OF TqHE CAkTHEDBAT Thoands of persons docked to Truro, yester day, from all parts of CornwaU in the hope of E catching a glimpse of the Prince of Wales. D uluring the forenoon every train that arrived was crowded to excess, and from an early hour the a high roads were occupied iy a continnius stream a of conveyances bearing sibhtseers from the ad- ...

... I OCAL XWS T may it euareaders t know h e th ei sma l ed by is~and ao d in-*be Ca awf ta Lw-ep-l Nerow. or the Hakwusp W-AU 8300OWi-to-£V 194I&L LnU3ALx N WA G1.-AM PEsnpea W~arqnsa madetivthe, nwsemof the L3Qcal partrm Warrngto, the Marqui of Ripen bas consented to vsait that ewz earty ne November, for the psrpow of defivering a politic addres. The-dteof the visit has not ta4aibelrfixed. TEz ...

... I LOCAI-NEWS I Mr. J. G. GimsoN Mx.P.-A few days ago, the deaths from diphtheria were announced of two of the sons of the Right Hon. J. G. Gibson, Q.C.5 and representative of the Walton Division of Liverpool in Parliament. A third chiid, a daughter, was attacked by the insidious disease; but it will be heard with much gratification that she is recovering. Mr. GAbeon has left Dublin for London ...