... from. the IT-lh#AA. Scl ?? I (Frons, the United Service tzgmazzine.) CORRECTED TO TUB 16T JANUARY, 1866. [Where two places are mentioned, the last-named is that at which the depot of the reeiment is stationedjI cAVALRY. 43rd Madras; Chatham. 1st Life Guards, Hyde-park. 44th Crimea, ; Walmer. 2ud do., Windsor. 45th Cape G. Hope; Chathanu Royal IHerseG'rds,Rlegent'sPk. 4ith Crimea Winchester.. ...

... SEaCOND EDITION. er MSRGUaY OFFICE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. 2. ev at ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ tr ,St aLY THE DRITISH AND SUBMARINE T81,BJRAF5I.J DI l A PRUSSIAN NEGOTIATIONS. Ti, Ae telegraphic despatch, dated Berlin, 31st s yeDec. states that the Journal of Dresden ais- WI ey noun'ces the arrival at Dresden on that day at WI n. oon. of Colonel Manteuffel, from Berlin. The b ve ...

... ADULTERATION Os' BEsa.-A th et rswihh petty seisions, on Saturda ?? It keeperi~were summoned for sn riso ?? their brewing Mr hlith anlyialraheist to i. ?? theesee'as examine, and clearly proved the charge, and the dfendants weefine'] in the c mitigated peatinechasof£0 Smeladn was also summoned for aving in his posses-sion certain i colouring- matren a Mixture of burnt sugar and sulphuric ad-o ...

... ll -l 1 -:!l . .TUEADAY, JANUARY 1.n A special meetingr of the coniseil was hold to-day, John w Stewart, Esq., the Mayor, in the ebair. O On the motion of Mr. fALTIISAD, soconded- by Mr. Alderman SP BInAND, tho Mayor was ,Appointed a trustee under the local act asl of the 9th of George IV, for enabling the trustees of Mrs Ann Sp, 7moyneulx'o charities in Liverpool to graint building leases, ...

... BIRKENEIEAD OOMIMISSIONERS. The monthly meeting of this board was held yesterday 1 forenoon, at the commissioners' rooms, Elamilton-square, . Mr. John Laird in the chair, and the other members pre- t sent were 'eossrs. Keightisy, Whittinghcam, Bradley, t Tyler, Bell, Bryans, WYilloualiv, Golborne, Hlornblower, M'Donald, Harrison, and M'Vhirter. I From the proceedings of the lighting and ...

... iREFORMATORY INSTITUTIONS. INT| . RESTING MEETING AT BRISTOL. A - 1-. sh a f - N ?? AA A ?? ..Ada T-)- .. A_ A meeting was held on Saturday at the Red Lodge r (Mliss Cisrperater') Reformatory Institution, Park-row, r Bristol, in connection with the movement now making - for the extension of the reformatory system in the west dI of En-land. The chair was taken by William Miles, Esq A I.P. for ...

... THE SELEOT VESTRY. Tres The fortnightly meeting of the Liverpool select vestry nne was held yesterday, at the Parish-offices, Brownlow-hili. ?? The Rev. Rector 0ampbell presided, and there were also ped present Messrs. Woodruff, Shaw, Denton, Mellor, Gard- ner, Bradley, Satchell, Chesney, Rawle, Luff, Owen, ge- whitty, Bairstow, J. Jones, and Wensley. ige, WORHEEOUSEI COLMITPEE. The mninutes ...

... Our last remarks upon this subject brought us tc to the conclusion that the policy which practically h; i'gives to the Bank a monopoly of what we may t 4call the wholesale barter in bullion, and at the oi l same time compels her to supply all comers at a ti -fixed price, to be paid in her own paper, is an a] aerror. We also observed that this monopoly does t inot at all contribute to the ...

... ?? ?? for THE PROPOSED AMALGAMATION OF UX3tELKNHEAD WITH ~'LlVICHPOOc.-From the proceedings of the IBirkenhead a la1st commissioners, whi. held their monthly meeting yesterday, it will be seen that the negotiations which have beenP 5i going on for some tune with the 'view of amalgamating b, to shle township of Birisenhead with this borough have terot- rge inminated inl the withdrawal of the ...

... DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES.fo -Yesterday, the annual meeting in connection with the thk Liverpool Art Union was hold at the Exhibition Room; vs - Poatolfice-place, for the purpose of drawing for the rzs 12 we &e., and transacting the other business ofrh ocey tul There was about an average attendance ofldean 21 on ?? subscribers to the union. Mr. J. C. Ewart, or V fM.P., was called to the chair. ab ...

... EARLY DELIVERY TO SUBSCRIBERS. Arrangements, which will be carried into effect Mhis Day (Wednesday), the 2nd-of January, have r been made for the regular delivery of the MXnRuc]y 04 subscribers residing within four miles of the -Liverpool Exchange) before half-past eight o'clock oin the mornings of publication. The delivery will also extend to Waterloo, West Derby, Aig- burth, Rock Ferry, ...

... t LY TIIE ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL T5LEGRAFPH. TUESDAY EVENiING, JANUARY 1, t t THE EA]lST. f MAIRsEILLES, TUESDAY.-The Indus steamer has arrived. Dates-Constantinople 24th, Crimea 22nd December. Despatohes leave at nine a.m. The English steamer Vulcan, which left the Crimea on the 15th of December, has arrived, with 200 soldiers on board. PUNDS, STOCK AND SHARE MARKET. ) An instalment of ...