... TO CORREASPONDENTS. I We annot undertake to retrn commnnications of which we do not avaiU ounselves Communllcations shoulR alwvays be legibly written. and on one side of the paper only; it lng I inreses the difmulty of finding space for thrm. Whatever is intendod for ?? must be authenticated bY the name and address of the writer, not necessarily for prblication, but as a guarantee of his good ...

... LATEST AND TELEGRAPHIC NE' WS. The Earl of Dalkeith and Lady LouiEa Hamilton were married yesterday. The rule nisi obtained by Lord Brougaiam against the Vestmoreland Gazette has been enlarged to De- comber 24. Dr. Smethurst was removed to Newgate yesterday, preparatory to his trial for bigamy, which will pro- bably commence to-day. Mr. Edwin James is retained for the defence. At the Middlesex ...

... [BY ELEcritcc AND MAGNETIC TELEGRAPHS.] A dense fog prevailed in London last night, and several accidents occurred. Captain M'Clintock read a memnoir of his expedi- tion in Fearch of Sir John Franklin at the Geogra- phical Society last night. The Tinmes has a leader on the advantages offered by the Admiralty in the announcement of the for- mnation of the naval volunteer system, end trusts that ...

... I (ay LITMUO IND YAeWNMrOrE L5G1,U J Her Majesty's ship Gorgon has put into Queens. town. She lost her fore-topnmst during a gale; three men were also lost. Accounts of the success of the gold diggers in British Columbia, and of the diseovery of fresh gold fields, are given by a correspondent of the Timew at Vancouver's Island. The Times urges Mr. Cobden to raise the cry of S ave us £5I ...

... I CORRESPONDEN CE. FILTHY STATE OF THE OLD HAY- , MARKET AND SHAW'S-BROW. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. Gentlernen,-Perniit me through your coluimns to call the attention of the authorities to the disgraceful condition of the above localities on wet days. During the progress of the alterations which have cut oif the footpath from Dale-,treet, and while the rains are left to make ...

... I The clergy of the Church of England amount in round numbers to some twenty-five thousand. The Nottingham town mission ragged schol were opened on Wednesday lat by the Earl 'of Shafteabury. At Stirling Castle, the artillery fired off their salute for the mal train, mistakiog it for the royal train, which passed soon after without the guns being fifed. Up to Saturday, 11,692 London builders ...

... ' -I Wfx 4pnot uidadre to rurn eommuxicoatlona of *.hich Ws 0o VA avali Ounsem 00ommuunloatiolB should niways beS UAW17 WdUSP, and - -8ud of thc aP onV. length It2eM thG MHOWLYa Ofrindlng spac for them. Wbat- en totended for insertion must be authentloated by the name anM addreMU of the wlter, not UCCOMaMU fcr public- Mou, but asa guamatee of hias good faith. The anonymous and slanderous ...

... To CoRRESPONDENTS WO 01n1ot uzidatke to 10tum f0'luuaI ?? Of WhkI~h we do not avail em ,3elve. eont for Bholl i alle ys f be legibly ?? . a fd ?? ha per onl; evi enceot Ithepsa n the difficutY f kilbt yo ?? in 5toi tile ever is Intended for cim.iO a Imbrly for ube umine eridi addrem3 of lbe writer' . ?? o Uj~~ tion, but as a guaanlteo of ?? oo faith. S. S. 13 The subC ?? ii ?? A CON A ...

... II i LOCALTFLLL(ENCE. | Crt'w BANQUIT.-tu*t evening, his Worship thl l¢ enk.drtlne4 &~t y of gentlemen to dumnr : other etl n holding oicia i~~ ~ ~~ b~pa hsp rt, des ?? tine .zrro P£1t1o0 FRO!{ron LIEO- The following letter from the Home Office hasein received in reply to the petition to the Qween for the revision of the Prayer-book:- ¢ - ?? s5KAhe. IS69. :8ir, am diretd by Zf.EegWe0 XntnuD th ...

... -, _, i _ C IN By ATAK ?? O .t t ONl TE I .E - E GA~UUI3b4 0! CARTON. a, CAPTURE OFYSHEK-TSENd. gi ,, *, j , . , : YA ONt54i*. 1. I To etrohe s in Canton, just sinig into the slumber of an ordinary gar -on life, vero very roughly Y roused n p in the cor.s o£ week. One of the chief evils to be guarred against in a garrison and climate likec that of tanton is that listless ennu;i that enervates ...

... TOWN COUNCI 4 A monthly and special meeting of the town council i was held in the Town Hall on Weduesday last, his ' Worship the Mayor, William Preston, Esq., pre- 1 biding. MESSRS. TYSON, QUICK, AND FRESH. The finance committee submitted the following report relat~ive to inquiries which had been suedei .with respect to Messrs. Tyson end Quick, clerks in the town-clerk's office, and Mr. Prsh, ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCEO TIE :KIRKDALF RAGGED SCeOOLs.-Funds are required for the carrying on efficiently of those schools. Three hundred children, the very poorest from various parts of the neighbourhood, are in daily attendance. Tailoring and shoemaking are two of the industrial employments lately introduced with great success in these schools. The treasurer calls most respectfully aind earnestly ...