... ?? ?? CORAtESPOINT VE ?? - A HARtD CASE. TO THE EDITORS 0OF THE LIVERPOOL Gelitlerinc.-Conoiiiering the itiblliciy that 01lRe ritr to -atb a b cirreoety d ealwtltoil. Af0'a C]aso: 1,11 the Ant Fulbruary, altbid ll I etth 1 -3raion o t iyoI t eaded tint tile ofl`oa had I ?? Y eimr r aerloot. I dd Ute ak WlalolryeI u hnellr cuuauoo Inb igiormieeo h hl ict ?? moos by plt .,I Fr'l1ay u~w ..lce ...

... A Quarterly Council wats field on Thursday last, when the following business wits transacted :-an Bills to the amount of 3291. 10s. 0d . were ordered to be be paid. ~~THlE WA.TERWORKS. wvil A report from the Watorworks Committee was road, re- th( commending certain additions and iorprovoments in the ter supply f waterto te city, amounting to 11301., and tile t In side or letting of tiso old ...

... Smalt. Tenement Rating.—The owners of small tenements who wish to comjiound are reminded that the time lias arrived for doing so. The Secretary of State for War, has been pleased, with the concurrence of the Secretary of State for India, in Council, to appoint Mr. Thomas Sparkes, first class clerk the '1 ower, to act first class military store clerk at Kurrachee, whither he is about to proceed ...

... LONDON: t RATURDAY. MfARCH 19, 1859. In the HOUSE of LoaDs, yesterday, The Marquis of LONDONDERRY called attention to a circular issued by the Chancellor of Ireland to the Lords-Lieutenant, inviting them to state such reasons as occurred to them for revising the lists of magistrates in their, respective counties. He trusted that the circular had uo political meaning. Thle Earl of DoxouornroRE ...

... The measure for the regulation of municipal elections brought into the House of Commons by Mr. Cross has passed through the committee of the house, and now awaits its third reading. From the ample report which we gave last Saturday of the discussion which took place on its various clauses, our readers would see that it passed without any alteration. We should be glad to see the experiment of ...

... On Thursday afternoon a fete took place at the Barracks, Newport, the quarters of the 2nd Battalion of the 21st Royal North British Fusiliers, in commemoration of St. Patrick's Day. The morning was fine, and this led to the supposition that a beautiful day would favour the festivities; but the gal- lant soldiers were doomed to be wofully disappointed. The rain commenced to descend shortly ...

... ANNUAL REPORT OF THI a MEDICAL OFPXORB OF REALTH FOR 185. ?? seea rity8wa on te wefthieh motalthuh onth Engaf ener ally; and th ierpoohlf in como whithlyb the m petro alsc an nesarlyalltiepinia rthe In ?? it ho~kncered ftirs uwfaourabved retultens to 14chavde bsn ci3adulsed in 0i paT bhe detsreveityofth weather throughodutin the -1 on2 ofek Febd aynan the la inuryt half ?? is beaing9 duren ...

... TO LCoulIuESPONDENTS - A ZoomolsT ibs dr ;Wine@5yl h & ?? T. B. mavU reallr ecse uti 'a havo not Spam for Ti. BM5. ms il~ proal. i /eppe tglnt re~tis £Detutria*.y pasietO for insertion imme- Sign ba& acr.et ilproperl y will go to thf son a ZoowoIr hu I~ dsr gentleman has been rarried ~B. most reY e donot know the name of the fody ST. o.D'The letter wap-ashe writers of the letter anrcrred tos ...

... flllavftc LONDON, MONDAY, MAECH 14. During the week large quantities of Colonial Produce will ba offered in .pu1.>Uc sale; at present home trade and export orders are limited, and rates have a downward tendency for several trtieles, although there is no decrease of consumption. The JUITency continues firm for articles used in manufacturing pur- 10seS, and demand on the increase, whilst stocks ...

... TIME OF TRAINS LEAVING EDINBURGH FOR iFDERMENTIONBD PLACES. T a i RCaO 1859. The abbrevlations within paronthesis-(Cal.), (S. C.) (ILaDS G-), (N. B.), (E. P. and D.)-signify Caledonlan, ScoteWa Certral, Edinburgh and Glasgow, North British, en Edlnhlrgh, Perth, and Dondo Railways respectively, and intimate that the trains start fom the torminid 0 these r3ilways in Edinburgh at the hours stated ...

... II ~~--FOREIGN MISCELLANY my- - ~ - - -- - THE PRINcS IMPERIAL OF FRANCE.-On Wednesday, the Prince Imperial, son of the Emperor Napoleon, entered 'his fourth year. ;DrAmoxiDs IN THE CROWN OF FRANoD.-According to an official estimation of the diamonds of the crown of France, their value is twenty-one millions of francs. In that amount, the Regent is set down for twelve millions, FRANCE AND ITS ...

... THE HANDEL COMMEMORATION FESTIVAL .. - . t- -- : ? Ha + The Committee of the projected Festival at the Crj stal Palace, in honour of the centenary of the great composer, which ocours in the ensuing summer, have published their programme, which is exceedingly in- teresting, and from which, a large amount of inform- ation is to be derived. The orchestra is to be en. larged and improved ...