... ,1.t1OCAL INTELLIGENCE The designs of Messrs. Ha, liSt, nowfre thistonr l .have bwanselected for teerection Of paerfe cuc atIBrechin. ?? Meetig have been held this week in Manebesterihs preston, Nottifighfaili Leek, and Coisgleton on the sub-'ci Jeot of the war, and `the manner ina Which it, has been ci conduced. yug aof ritther an agreeable ppaacrfsin~gto be blind, is'accempaniied bys a say ...

... ..TOWNSHIP OF EVERITO,.Ed ?? annual ?? isseetissg of Ohn ratopeidrstr a the township hall of Everton, fcrc theicdjpnt of making out , i list of person to hetr be ?? t tbe'rs platrates for aoiltsntmet as overseers of vot the poor for the esngeawas ed atb Hlsliday's coffee. cofl bost , Everton, At ?? nine owalock yiesterdy morning, to A eiroullr had been distributed among t the parlshioners. , ...

... The usual weekly meeting of this committee was held on Tuesday, Mr. Alderman Langadalo in the chair. TIhe other mnembers of the committee Present were Messrs. Dovyer, Crov. thwaito, Nicholson, Johnison, M'Guffie, Beckwith, IMess, ilal- head, Henderson, liodson. The annual clothing for the officers of thle sanitary depart. usent was uordered to be supplied.-Air. Palmer, anl owoer of seine ...

... The increase of expenditure in this department has in reality been far more considerable than appears on the surface; for though an augmentation of £1,821,380 is, indeed, shown in the accounts, as compared with the vote for the year preceding, this vote itself had already been expanded beyond its original dimensions. To give our readers a comprehensive view of the facts of the case we must ...

... * OES.EONDKICIE. ti THE BIP.XBNHEAD DOOXS. 0o Tal liDNrOES OF 'iHE LIVERPOOLU BROURY. . Gi sMoMRs,-I wasgreatly pleased by reading your tolented il correspondent's letter on the purchase of the Birkenbead doclsr 0 and I certainly agkee withim6 It his vidws of the impossibility e of qiterlig the currents of trade; and no treater proof of this can be glven tpauni th'e6 inatasce of Fite~w'od; ...

... , ir John Ioreholl has resigned the office of master of 1 the mint. ?? was currently reported on Wednesday evening, in Isome of the west-end clubs, that the Emperor of the French is expected to arrive in London on Friday. , Sir John Young, the late Irish secretary, who has been appointed lord high commissioner of the Ionian Islands, will take his departure for Corfu about the end of the month. ...

... DISOILACEFU' ASSAULT AND MlOT BY TWi: =: . :: :BIPKENHEAD COALHEAVIRS. - - ?? . !- QUA Iv V T . . I ?? i \, DIa 1 1a - -- Al W. Laird, of the''firm of Messrs. IV. and EH Laird. coal merchants, of this town, appeared at the Birienh62 i police court, yesterday, and applied 'rot tha protoetiop of ir the beach against the violence ofisnumberol coalheavers ti in that township, who had forcibly ...

... ?? ~ ~ . ,-XC*r A e ?? ?? RODIITA1TO'-OF THE R Cw M- - MNI.sTER OF ?? p3, ELH MtLLSThEET. Lot I On.Tueeday evening last, the 18th instant, one of thei h-I most interesting services which baie been held for sone, time in connexiori with the congregational body of Chris-1 Of tians in this town took place ih the babov clihoe IOn, 0te occasion of the ordination of the Rei. John Wiewsnap to ..the ...

... THE ARMY B.,FO'RE SEBASTOPOL. se MEL ROEiBUCIVSCOIMfITUfE. The revelations inado before the Crimean Committee xc- become from day to day more appalling. Bsarce!y had irr the statements of Mr. Stafford thrown a somewhat .ve broader light upon the pesthouses in which the bravest ta- and noblest of our countrymexi had breathed their last, ted than Mr. Sidney Godoiphin Osborne, an eye-witneis of ...

... THEg HISTORIC SOCIETY. The members of this society held their usuil mecting ea Tiuem. dayevening, at St. George's Hell H. Dawson, REq., ?? the chair. The following donations were rciv -roo f e Kilkelny AronrOologiIl Society' AntiqSarian Notes of Lelpset, the Heath, and Sharldton, Yorkshire, by the Rev. JOB. Hunter, presented by Mr. It. A. Bright; ales varions antiqudri; a de- peCts. Several ...

... THE TURKISH CONTIM GNT. I , -- - -n . BANQUET TO GENERAL, ViVik.' as ?? h aebe appointed It ,~ b he Maest's overmen tothecomandof the con- ~, tngen ?? toop abot tobe aisd, under i coln-h veto it h utafrsevc nthe ensuing cam11- 10 paig. in the Crimea. The dinner took piece at the Lon- ase don Tavern, and was presided ever. by Colonel Oliphant, la- the chairman of the court of directors, and ...

... il 3 WAVERTREE LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH. D The monthly meeting of this board was held last evening, at r the public offices, Wavertree, Mr. Haihead in the chair; and . the other members present were Messrs. Davies, Wilham, Anderton, Hill, ard Gore. The chairman read a letter from Mr. Andrew Young, sur- veyor to the board, complaining of the conduct of Richard 8 Woods, contractor of private eewers ...