... | LOCAL INTELIAGENCE. I The Worhing Man's Sunday Afternoort Service' will hre reesinued ott Snnday next, tst three o'clock, by the Rev. llirub Stowell Brown. SubJtict'- Worst than ail Infidel lItsrliVIS FORCB OR 1NAVAL VOiXNTFRIR8.-Wi. have already noticed the Governmrent regiflailions or, thiuisubject. ~ilsoffiluiel ennotuncoeineirt willhe fo~unid its lnottser caditton, ni 0 we sell ikn're ...

... !!ET I et 0 Aftflog, I Siv p A - I ALUS POPUL oLUX 8PRRMA. THE SPEECHES AT THE MANSION HOUSE. The after-dinner speeches of the Ministers who attend the Lord Mayor's dinner usually contain some hints both as to the measures of the coming session and as to the views of Ministers on the points of foreign and domestic policy which excite the greatest amount of interest at the time. As would be ...

... A meeting of the literary section of this society was held last evening, in St. George's Hall, Mr. A. Craig Gibson in the chair. The folowiug donations were acknowledged by the society :-Journal of the Statistical Society of London, vol. xxii, parts 1 and 2, 1859; Le Pilate, a French newspaper, for the 18th and 28th of October respectively, and L'Adbeviilois, fur the 16th of June and 7th of ...

... 'I MUOWC1PA¶LECTIONA TIE I I - VACANT WARDS. - Owing to the pro motion of Mr. John Stewart and Mr. Woodruff to tho hollsour of aldeormren, two vacactioe have occurred in the municijal representa- tion-one in South Toxteth and t ho other in ficotland ward. The election is fixed for Friday next. Mr. Clarke Aspinall has consented to come forward for Scotlanrd ward, and there is little doubt of ...

... I.. .A,. LBY ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC TELEGRPIPs.j A despatch announces that Prince Alxad second son of, tho Queen of the NetherlandE haasner suddenlyattacked vithseriousillness. ElerMa h est who was at Toulon, is recalled to the Hague sty The Mfoiasng Hcrald states that another b.o gold, valued at about £)350, has been recover oE the wreck of the Royal Charter, and it is seill hrons that the ...

... Sir G. C. Lewis may or may not be right tl in thinking that he and Sir Benjamin Brodie V1 are better qualified to administer justice in e poisoning cases than the regular tribunals of B' the country; but it is flat nonsense to say-ii as he does in his official letter to the Lord t Chief Baron-that the necessity for par- b doning Smethurat has not arisen from any C defeet in the ...

... - - I ?? TO THE EDITOR OF THE EVENING HERALD. 8ir --Stratige it is iu the development of sciene that marine travellers' lives should be jeopardised in craft that are nut conitricted on merhaulicA principles for efficiency. It beats my coumprehension that stops are not taken to pass a law for passenger vessels to be constructed wherby the penis of the sea may be reduced. Tue I io of her ...

... 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 ...

... The members of council belonging to the Liberal if party held a oaucus on Saturday, at the Clarendon t Rooms, to concert measures in reference to the ?? tion of the mayor and eight aldermen, which takes al place at the first meeting of the new council on by Wednesday. Mr. William Earle presided. Con- n( siderable discussion took placo, in the course of It which it was stated that Mr. Alderman ...

... ITHE O DEMONSTRAT ION AT ST. GEORGE'S HALL. JLast evening, the ?? doremony of adninis. foring the oath of rallegianice to thle inemhers of the Liverpool Royal Artillery Volunteers tiolc place at St. George's Hall. This company, which is cern- sminled by Major Jamc3 Boarne, already ?? about 700 enrolled member,, whoI have ?? con- siderable progress in military-training. The display de-ived ard- ...

... I The fortnightly meeting of the select vestry Wsi held yesterday in the boardioot. of the workhors. rfrownlow-hill. Tire Rev. Rector Uarripbell pr. tidod, and the other mebers present vwere Me-sr Iritchicy, (jooke, Denton, Bsirsiow, Srnitb, Ca; {eratra, Satcheli, Scott, Wrlliaius, Peck, Uttver Jropper, Wbisiby, ii. Byford, A. Byford, Broone c IWirtty, TurnerArcher, Hughes, CGair, Syred, ant ...