... CORRESPONDE AE. I I -1r 1--; ?? r -- ow ?? -- - r t ,r r.tnorcr I fLiultN U].1- ?? ?? I JEJU Lfr AND HARBOUR BOARD. TO TIlE, IcDiTOnS Or T'E a LIVERPOOL ltt i:CURY. Gentleoienq,-1 anl directed by the couuncil to ro- quest tie favolwt of your inserting the following rso- hition, p lseei at their maeeting to-day, viz- 'That altikour,;5 thiis eeacnil lcs, through i'o delegates, taken iart .with ...

... MERSEY DOCK AND HARBOUR BOARR I ELECTION OF PERMANENT BOARD ON MONDAY NEXT, THE 3RD INSTANT. MTr. Charles Mac Iver has consented to serve, if elected. The requirements of the port demand the services of such a man. It is presunsed everyelector will feel it his duty to insert Mr. Mac Iver's name on the list ho adopts. I an happy to find this opinion mneets the views of all I have seen. This ...

... INVESTIGATION OF THE CASE OF THE BELFAST PRISONERS. (From the Northern Whip.) BEHLUAST, FRIDAY EVENINU.-The inquiry into the case of the 16 persons arrested in Belfnst on the 5th of December charged with being members of an illegal society commenced this day, at ten o'clock, in the county gaol. It was believed that the autho- rities had previously determined that the proceedings should be ...

... The revenue return for the quarter ending yesterday will be favourable. The committee of the Educational Institute of Scotland has agreed to memorialise the commissioners of the Scottish universities, urging them, in making arrangements for new chairs, to keep in view the importance of endowing a chair of Pedeutics-that is, of ?? theory of teaching-in connexion with each or at least several of ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGEN4E. Last evening, the Rev. Dr. Raffles preached in Groat, George-street Chapel, his 47th annual sermon addressed to yoprng people. FOUND DrsowiNms.-The body of a mais, name unknown, was found at the Pottery Slip>,-on Friday' night, by John Hlumphreys, of the Lifley steamer, and was removed to the deadhouse at the Prince's Dock. An inquest will be held on the body. TugE ...

... LIVE, RPOOL HOM(OPATnIC DISPENSARY. A general meeting of the subscribers to the Liver- pool 'loincopathio Dispensary was held at Messrs. £hompson and Capper's, Bold-street, on Saturday Mr. John Yato Lee presiding. The following report of the committee for the past year was read by the secretary, Mr. Capper, and carried unanimously - It affords the committee of the Liverpool Hlomscopathic ...

... : ALVE FOPUI Lim SUPflEM The Ministers have alL been summoned to ,turn to town from their Christmas holidays i 'r the 10th instant. Shortly after this date prliminary balinet will be held, at which t il date for the meeting of Parliament will fi d fixed. This will be submitted to the a aeen, and her Maety will then hold a .rivy Council and give her formal sanction s i the arrangement. ii The ...

... NONCONFORMIST RELIGIOUS IMIEET- INGS AT BIRKEHE'AD The closing week of a bygone year was again devoted to religious services by the isniisfers and people belonging to the co gregationm in Birk- nhcad and to llo8w the rapid strides making it may he mentioned that since the similar meetings v-- eld at the close of 1857 another Independent cl;aliel has been oecned at Oxtozi and a neiv Baptist ch ...

... ENGLAND AND THE UNITED I -- - . - STATES. Those who have read the published official correspondence on the subject of the so-calledd right of search will have sen that it entirely C confirms what we said in Qur remarks on the 8 American President's Message. The long- b ,ending controversy between the two Go- vernments, which Mr. Buchanan congratulates I himself and his countrymen on having ...

... The Weekly Register states that the death of the Earl of Orford causes an accession to the number of Roman Catholic peers, by the succession of his eldest son, Lord Walpole, a convert to the Roman Catholic faith. It is said that her Majesty has written. 3 most affectionate letter of condolence to the Bishop of Poterborough on his late severe bereavement. The bishop, it will be remembered, was ...

... FORIFGN INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE. The Emperor and Empress visited the Grand Opera in the Rue Lepelletier on the night of the 29th ult. Tho precautions observed' on these occasions, since the aticrstat of last January, were not neg- lected. For sonio time before their Majesties ar- rival the street was completely cleared, no one allowed to pass, and the groups of people standing near the entrance ...

... THE, MERSEY DOCKS AND . AR- BOURI BOARD. NOMINATION OF TUE NEW MEIiBEEPS. The nomination of gentlemen for the permanent Mersey Docks and Harbour Board took place on Saturday orninlg last, at the Dock Offices, Canning- place. S. Charles Turner presided, and amongst other gentlemen present were Messrs. G. H. Horsfall, C. W. H. Pickering, C. English, Daruchson, Tanton, Forwood, &c,, &c. Mr. North ...