... BY ELECTRIC' TELEGRAPH. W. H. Smithj and Sons,' Newspaper Oce No. 1, ECTen-quay, May iS, LIVEBPoo, ELECTION CO. 1,TTEE.- Mr. Wm Fresh field, Mr. William Williams, Lambeth; lHon. J. P. Maxwell, Mr. John Ball; Mr. Ingham to be chairman. LONDON Fuzcns-STOCK AND SHARE BIARKET.-Eog lisl securities have receded, the state of affairs in the Ead causing some apprehension. Railways moderately active t ...

... RAYS'_LATER NEWS FROM AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THIE STEAMSHIP CANADA. (FROM OUR ?? CORRESPONDSENT. Liverpool, May 22. y the royal mail steamship Canada, Captain Stone, which 0ved here from Boston, via Halifax, N. S., we have New slk advices to the 11th inst. rho Canada brings 112 passengers, and nearly 800,000 aliars specie on freight. She reports the arrival of the saropa at New York, and the ...

... IpfENSED GROCERS' AND VI[TNERS' SOCIETY. I ., W.ThereOV8 a full mnetingnofthecommittee on weanesuay, il MIr. MI5IAEL L E cARN , /itigsend, in the chair. Ikhe Chairman handed in the renewed subscription of His. 4* ' ~r. John Byrne handed in the second year's subscription | of~ Mrs. Mary Kelly, tavern-keeper, Essex-bridge; also, a year's saubscription from Mr. James Nedley, grocer, San- dymuunt, ...

... We have already declared our disbelief of some of the evi- dence given before the Cork election committee to be so utter and complete, that we refused to give insertion ia our coflinns to tbe proceedings altogether. It may, however, have reached some of our readers through other channels that amongst other curiosities of evidence laid befure the late committee was that ofsa womanwho swore ...

... ing appeared in a Stop Press Edition of tbe FRIEMAS of yesterday :_ rBY ELEOrICh TELEGRAPH._ 7 JFACIAL RELATIONS OF JrGLAD AND I FIN IRELAND. -We have received the following by Electric Telegraqh F5log OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT. House of Commons, Tuesday Aforniing. on the motion, last night, that the house go to committee on the Income Tax Bill, Colonel Dunne moved an amendment for an in- qy ...

... IR EMPERTAl pARLIAMEAT. -. t : ~ , - g I l ~ vi : HOU;SE: OF LORDS-MoxDAY, MAY 28. Lord BEAUIONT gave notice that, on Friday, he would ClWl attention to a treaty concluded relative to the succession to the crown of Denmark. The Earl of MALMESBURr gave notice that, on Friday,- be would put a questionito the Foreign Secretary as to the neegociation goingon between Russia and Turkey. Th Earl of ...

... I The select committee appointed to examine into the charges of corruption and intimidation alleged to have been practised at the late election for the city of Cork has decided against the petitioners, and in favour of the sitting members. This decision virtually amounts to a declaration of utter disbelief in the stories of clerical violence and intimidation which have been trumped up and ...

... -Last Tuesday evening a public banquet was given by the people of the Newcastle Union to the excellent chairman of the board of guardians, and manager of the Devon property, Mr. E. Curling. The compliment was conferred in considera- tion of the many services Mr. Curling has rendered to the rate-payere of the union, and the marked and unequivocal nature of the demonstration clearly showed how ...

... FOREIGN ITELLIGENCE. THE FRENCE EMPIRE. PAIS? MOrNDAY, EvrENING.-The money market has been very heavy to-day, in consequence of the change of ministry in Turkey. It is thought that as the new minis- ters have the reputation of being unfavourable to Russia, the guestion between that Power and the Porte will be kept open, and consequently that the anxiety as to the result will be much prolonged, ...

... , ?? I I == ~1DUHIN 'IUESI A.; MAY 24, 185 8. THE BILL TO ABOLISH CON VENTS. Mr. Chambers has given the Nuns a long day. They are not to be again exposed to public gaze until the 22d of June, when the second reading will take placS; but whether with. the same or a different result from the success attending the intro- duction remains to be seen. From the fierce and acrimonious temper of the ...

... THE IRISH CHURCH QUESTIOE-MR. MOORE'S Io \MOTION. We have to call attention to the fact that Mr. G. H. Moore's motion, for a select committee to inquire into the present state of the established church in Ireland, with the view of ascertaining whether the ecclesiastical revenues of Ireland are strictly applied to the original purposes of their trust, stands first on the notice paper for ...

... LICENSED GROCERBS' AND VINTNERS' SOCIETY. The committee met on Wednesday, at 17, York-street, Mr. TnorrAs M'GnseAn in the chair. The Chairman thought it a good way to begin business by handing in money. He, therefore, handed in his owvn second t year's subscription. The Secretary handed in the renewed half-year's subscrip- tion of Mr. Keough, Rathunines, and of the following I grocers, &c. : ...