... LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. REUTER'S TELEGRAMIS. I THE CONGRESS, i PAB5-MS, TVzSDgy.-Litters of invitation to the Congress were despatched to-day to the different Powers. The Congress will assemble in the early part of January next. PARIS, TUESDAY, Nov. 29.-The Monisdurof this morning publishes the text of the treaties signed at 3 Zurich, the stipulations of which are in conformity I with those ...

... Prince Napoleon's tiny steami yacht, whichl he pur- chased from Mr. Righy at Holyhead, has arrived at Cherbourn, and is the object of special wonderment. There have been heavy feoods in the south of France, and the damnage, especially at Grenoble, has been very extensive. Troan the coast of AfricaV we learn that the Mein- phis, American slaver, hald, it wvas supposed, escaped the American ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. CL&YT'ON HALL.-To-night is appointed for thle benefit and last appearance but one of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Paul. There is to be a day performance to-morrow at two o'clook. SUDDEN DEATHS.-Yesterday, James Maguire, end ied horly aterwrcl.-ChrlesBore, cotaonr cut, astheb deaths resulted from natural causes, in- quests were considrduncer. LmVciePOOL BENEVOL NT SOCIETY OF JOURNqEY ...

... ?? roPUL LTuEX 8UPRFMIA. -, I DOMESTIC. It has been determined to found a Schiller Institute in Malsolhester, to cultivate amongst tho Germans of the town and district those intellectual qualities which are distinctive of their (German nationality, which every truly patriotic man must desire to maintain and develope, even though residing permanently in another land, and to reciprocate the ...

... I I The groat horsestamer was honoured by n very nnnmerous 'assembly of ladies and gentlemen at 1-bugler's Circus, Dale street, yesterday afternoon. A inongst tho gentlemen present wore tile Rev. Arch. deacon Jones, Mr. William Preston (ex-mayor), Mr. Rornfall, MIPM, Mr. Charles Robertson, Mr. J. B. Lloyd. and others of distinction. On Mr. Mtarey ontering the circle, he was received with warn ...

... I LATEST I TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. ?? ~ ~ ~ ~ - .- tl MAI, Niows.-The Calcutta and China mails w arrived at Dover at 1 30 p.m. yesterday. Il The screw-steam yacht Fox, 155 tons, recently ?? turned from the Franklin expedition, sold at Lluyd's bI yesterday, after a spirited comnpetition, at 22825. ti Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston arrived at hB Windsor Castle on Wednesday afternoon, or. a visit ...

... M. CHEVALIER ON ENGLAND M AND'R.ANCE. M. Michel Chevalier, well known to every educated Englishman as one of the aoutidest economists and political thinkers that France Ineu produced during the p-resent century, ?? Just been rendering the best servioe which any unoflicial Frenchlinan can render to the Causo of European peace and civilisation. A recent visit to this country has profbundly ...

... | CORRESPONDENCE. BATHS FOR TFE WORKING OLASSES. TO TilE RDITORS 'O TIHE LIVERPOOL MWEZCI. 1. Gentliousn,-Th'h very able and practical address deliveredl by Mr. J. J. Stitt, ab the Everbon Aihe- 1n110in, deserves the attention of every burgess who desires an ?? representative in the town council. On sonme of the numerous topics touched upon by Mr. Stitt, his remarks were perhaps unavoidably ...

... TO CORESPONDEN.NTS I Invizaf re ko tn ?? Iprant statemont, does and iaddrs ehrless.ays uselesso'~i~n fPorO dolicthe . p 'hate ?? Is ~~mfth ?? gs, ad engiths ~ ?? uuall theor unite- who mkes u imorten btetcontinudo. ...

... f LOCAL INTELLIGENCE- ; I-0 - The Rev.el. B. Owen will lecture tonight in the tc Hope Hall. His Ibljeet. !Old SehoolAffeatations fc Is one that in his hands will prove exceedingly in- l tereting. 01 We are glad to be enabled to state that the gentle. Y man who fell into the water at the landing.stage oi Saturday, and wiat drowned, was not Mr. Lauretce P Gladgtonee, who has called at our ...

... ?? ~A PR°5y IS I NGGTH l ?? e - _ M iso POKler Menr, Ycsterdnr, before Mr. yans` P.li r-eoP~~tsiriy-dreceed, ?? FrurtE-ioodkhla yerrfh,,nam~ed lijgo Jones, -vns;achnrged with having! !~rezid £9 , the property ~of his errspioar Mr. Georlacro, too icrcerhantb Terrnle.-ourL, T'heyr isolorr is13 years of eg, 1r, hji4 fitthermidand otlrcr being 'levi~, lie hagi resided with his isant, a respectable ...

... TEhE ROYAL, CAXTEr i REWARD OF: IWTREPID BR&VAERY. An interesting ceoremony tocc'place yestrday at. r the Sailors' Homn, namely, the presentation of a gold medal, the gift bf the Royal Natietiai Lifeboat Asaociation;, to. Joseph Rodgers, the senman wh'i, with Rueh intrepid daring and bravery, swain ashore fromr tho wreck of the Royal Charters and conveyed a ljsle, by wbieh a bawver was secured ...