... LIVERPOOL MARKETS--YEraTRDAY. (FRoN OUR CORRE&#OND&W.) Liverpool, Friday. Coax.-The weather has been for the most part favourt able for harvest operations since the date of our last report; but although a strong westerly wind baa prevailed in the interim, the receipts of breadatuffe are but email. The bill of entry returns give the following-viz.: 50 qrs wheat, 894 qrs Indian corn, and 1,852 ...

... HEALT OF THE CiTY-8T. PAUL'S: PARISH ' -I 'N : BTNG. . * A meeting of the inhabitants of this pariah was held yesterday in tbe vestry room of St. Pauls Protestant Church, North 3ing-street, at 12'o'clock; for the purpose of adopt- ing'precautionary- means for the preservation of the public health throughout that large and densely crowded district. The chair was taken by - The Bev. Mr. ...

... , i -.-nfPRPORATLON. It _ . . - .,1A - ordavS A special ?? of tve Towln Council was noela The LbnD AYOR in the b a.b The following me~ mbers aftbtiende ?? 'Moylan, Caimpbell1, Hoyle, 3 ?? 5ir'l.OBin a. . Colunoillors Maun~eli, Wharton, Plefiklett, Catolin, F.; 'Denfr ne~hy, White, Martin, 'Atkinson, GI~Yhyo Vickigtoi, Whelan, ?? J.P. ; French, Bagnall, Pew, Classon, ikes''lTl, Boyce, ?? Butler ...

... Friawrsa Jourtal OJics, Aive o'Clock, a.m. LIMERICK RACES AND STEEPLE CHASES. NEtWCASTLE COURSE. 82CON4D DAY-FRIDAY, 5RPTEMEE 80. The announcement of the intended visit of the Lord Lieu- tenant and Countess of St. Germans to the races this day had the effect of attracting one of the most numerous and respectable assemblages we have ever witnessed on an Irish race course. The weather was ...

... WATERFORD 'AND TRAMORB RAiLWAY. I q R S Jo,, , - P~ -!Sf .- _I 2; The first half-y'erly me-tiag 'of' this compaity since the completion of the liie =was held'yesterday at tbeir office 16, Hume-street, at onetolclock. Tbe-chair was taken by Sir Jnoes Doiioamoo. The advertisement convening 'the meeting having been read, and the seal of the ?? d tod'the registry of proprietors. ' I ' ' l The ...

... F';RLIGN INTELLIGENCE, I TUlE FRENCH EMPIRE. 0 PARIS, WEDNESDAY X EVINING.-There has been almost a panic to-day at the 1lourer, and ,e nost oxirsordinory ramours were in irCU 0, e ias that the Frecch and English governments have had a serious difference as to the course to be pursued on the eastern question, and that there is reason to fear a rupture of the alliance between the two countries; ...

... THE IRISH PARTY-THE CONFERENCE AND SOIREE. Next week promises to be a heavy week at home as well as abroad, but while the foreign action will be of a warlike tendency, the objects of the action of the Irish party will be to develope the material prosperity of the country by cultivating the arts of peace. The Tenant Conference will be held on Tuesday, for the consideration of the land question, ...

... ?? - 0 DVY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. FOREIGN NEWS, PARis, Tusra&DAY.-News from Beslka Bay to the 18th states that the squadron were still at anchor there. The Paris papers, the Costiiluigosel and PaLy, semi-official journals, of Thursday contain artioles of a totally different obaracter-the former being of a more warlike tendency than haa been observed for some time back, and the other arguing that ...

... DUtiIN: MO1'SI)AY, OCTOBER 8, 18t8. DUB,.IN, MOONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1858. THE IR SU PARTY-THE PO.ICY OF THE E I , - -m,, COUN rYM . I We have been not a little amused at the variety of suggestions that have been thrown out in the northern journals, with reference to the course that ought to be pursued at the Conference to be held in -Dublin to-morrow. We presume the Conference will be favoured by ...

... | MIL'ITARY PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. : __ ~~ ~~ _I .. Wlta U OFB>, Sr. B.- - , 2d Regiment of Dragoons-H It Handley, Gent, to be Cornet by purchase, vice Feilden, appointed to tbe 13th , Light Dragoons. 1' 8d Light Dragoons--Lieut R M 1 Williams, fromt the 69tb I Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Sullivan, who exohanges. 11th Light Dragoons-Lieut J Miller to be Captain, by purchase, vice Briscb, ...

... -THE CH&NCELLOR IOF THE EXCHEUER IN . THE: H, 4 shA ham been I JNV I I s Sm . . .~ Mr laastOfl, wuu o ln:£ SEXT Br. 27Tii.- l. tiseo~tl s detainsd by indisposition at Dunrobin Cstle, the priocely eeat of the Duke of Suthierland. for several weeks, has at length recovered suffioently to be enabled to ?? his journey southwards. The right hon. gentleman, left Dapro- bin On Monday, and remained ...

... THE APPEOACHING WAR. The worst symptom in the present aspect of aftairs is the length of tine that the storm has been gathering. The thunder clouds hi;ve been slowly piling up against the wind-too slowly and too massively congregating for a mere passing peal in harvest. Had there been a sudden burst, it might as suddenly have blown over. But we have seen, first, the little cloud in the East, ...