... X LIVERPOOL WEEKLY COMMERCIAL REPORT. (FROM OUR OWN COREBSSPONDENT,) Liverpool Friday. Notwithstanding the turmoil and confusion consequent upon the election this week, there has been a pretty fair bu- siness done in the cbief articles of produce, the consumptive demand continuing on an extended scale. Tea and sugar are freely bought, and the demand for coffee is rather above the average scals ...

... | The Parent Board of Irish Manufacture and Industry hold. n its usual weekly meeting at the Board-room, 2, Essex- bridge, on Monday evening, S *, Mr. B. O'CoKNoE in the chair. Mr. Mooney, the secretary, having read the minutes, said b he had the honour to receive a letter from Dr. Cane, of Kit- kenny, written under authority of the Trades' Society of that d city, enclosing a valuable letter ...

... SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION OF IRISH MA. NUFAClJRES AND INDUSTRY. This society met last evening at the Committee-rooms, Anglesea-street, The chair was taken by Alderman ANDHEWS, Amongst those present were Doctor Bagot, C. P. Roney, John Classon, T.C.; A. O'Neill, A. H. Bugot, John Gallie, Matthew Caldwell, John Lawler, and E. M. Hodgson, Esqrs. Mr. Andrew H. Bagot acted as honorary secretary to ...

... TOP INDUSTRIAL EaHIBITION OF 1853-PRO-| GRESS OF THE BUILDING. I It affords additional evidence of the talent and energy which are exercised in the construction of the Exhibition building, to perceive that the injuries which were caused to to the more exposed and unfinished parts of the edifice, by the tremendous hurricanes of the 24th and 26th of December last, have been fully repalred-the ...

... TIHE NEWMAN INDEMNITY YFUI. l ro THE MOST REV. DR. ULL5UN. Birmingham, February 56th, 1858. 1Mx DEAR LORD AxwseusSOP.-t acknowledge with a very grateful heart, and with feelings of extreme gratifina- tion, the bounty of -the Catholics of Ireland, conveyed through your grace5 towards the liquidation of the heavy expenses in which my late trial has involved Ie. I praise and bless the Author of ...

... I By EXP1E4 - ,I LIVERPOOL WnEEKLi.Y CO A 1EPORt. (FICoM oto 6W & WCT) ?? LiverpooiPFriday Afternoon. Most departments of WWI niesa continue li a'rogres5W5 and aatisfaotory poaitionwandl fro~ thireducd state of the btocks of most articles ofimport'holderrshave confidenei and oupplysthe market moderately. Prices are Still steadily Sup- ported. The demand for money in London during the past ...

... ITUE DUBLIN MARKETS. ?? COU EXCt3ANGE, FRIDAY, PEB.. 1.; (Frio W Aluchisskf Rourai C0*rs factor, 0 , JeIM Strmnd-tre4t, Dublin.) in;, he ehs~theahr during thiepust few days his been eaceedingly vn V - s e *S8nowfell ?? on Tuesday, and the day foliowing, and' part of yesterday, it rained almost without intermlselon; lie- last night we had eevere fost, and enow to day again. en- Our market this ...

... AHEDUBLIN MARKETS. ,C(lO]I§ X NGE:, FRIDAY, MARCH 4. e (From Pr A ?? Roucr and Corn fPactr, 66, Greoat e and-street, DUblin.) e We ha a very am gltendanca and a very dull market at r 'our Corn Ex ange to-y. e Irish p sold a! y at about the rates of Tuesday, but e foreignet ian corn were quite unsaleable. We re. r peat Tuesda1's quotatine, but they are merely nominal. r The flour crade also ...

... ) - I .sl ,w - - . I - MANUFACTURE iOVEMpNT-PARENT BOARD OFI IRISH MA.-rIAOCTUREl This society held its usual weekly meeting on Monday evening. i Mr. J i CAPrmAN was called to the chair. Mr. Carmichael read letters from various workhouses on the subject of employment of pauper weavers in Belfast, also letters from railway secretaries, in reply to the application from the council, to convey ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH COBSN TRADE FORP THE PAST WEEK. I (From ast Mark-lane Express.) The weather having been favourable during the greater part of the week for field labours, farmers have been very busy, and considerable progress has been made with all kinds of out deor work. Since Friday night we have ex- perienced several very heavy showers, and present appear- ances indicate more wet. A ...

... (FROM OUR coRLtrESONDENT.) LIVERPOOL CORN IldAIAKET-TUESDAY, JUNE 14. During the last tew days we have bad a cmnsiderable Quolrtiy of rain, which has mnproved the country very much. The crops and all kindsof vegetatiounarecomingmost r pidly on, and there is every prospect of a plentiful season. IThe whole of the surrounning neighbourhood ?? moat 'eti9i*bful. 'l'he following is the official ...

... LICENCED RETAIL GROCERS' AND VINTNERS' I TRADE PROTECTION SOCIETY. The committee of this body met on Wednesday, at the usual place, 17, York-street. mr. D. FLANAGAN, grocer, in the chair. Mr. John Nixon proposed Mr. Patrick Dunne, an exten- sive grocer and spirit retailer, Arran-quay, and handed in his year's subscription. Mr. Carey had great pleasure tin seconding the admission. Admitted. Mr. ...