... The usual fortnightly insetiu of the select vestry wa held ysardq in the hon room of the pariah S presided proceedin thollowing cotherente men were I also present ;-essrs. CropperOwen, Scott, ti Whitty, F hitby, ?? ?? Denton, ed William, John ijitbyTurnerHughesSyred, o ?? TE WORKHOUSE COMMITTEE, The proceedings of this committee having bean b h Mr. Cro or mnoved their eCnllnitation, and iP b ...

... M W U t M M0- U I ; -M3{t ;£ F aw . The 'auniil eldelion of 16 intebers of 'the town council, in the place of a like number who'retired by rotation, took place yesterday in the several wards. In consequence of the retirement, on the 9th of Novemaber, of eight Tory aldermen, whose seats will have to'be 6illed by the new. council, the electionthis year partook more of a political character than ...

... MR, DISI?AE Li 9--c-4199T.MR., The annual meeting of the Institutional Associa- tion of Lancashire and Cheshire was held yesterday, 4 rilpdj zit thd idla. of the Meehanios' Institution, David-street, Mndhibtfi. Alddit 100 delegates from the educational institutions of tauclifd end Cheshire were present. Thomas Bazley, Esq., M.P., presided. The secretary, Dr. Hudson, read the report, which ...

... TO CORR_ SPOND } -e djno 1rt.ika to !CtUXnD COm~lnvinmaatidnsi onl t lh~ i fj. AV. on the Rloyal Chatier are decliliak il 1would be Jlre uatu1r1 to disuss the quoir otlO until after the inqaest; i:@ conoluecd. A I{EA DBS, OF L1VERPOOL.--Six years from the dolivry Oft the account. Any ?? WiLl order the act for you ...

... The monthly meeting of this board was held yesterday, at the commissioners offices, lHamilton- square. Mr. H~ind was in the chair, aid the other members present were Messrs. Peck, Baylis, Bell, Hess1ls, Cook, Barnett, .M'GiUl, Ksightley, Rae, and Vercist. LIGIHTING AND WATCHIJNG COMMITTEE. The committee recommended the erection of two additional lamps in the neigbbourbood of the park. -Mro ...

... A FLAT CAPSIZED ON THE IIRIVER, I AND NLDSS cF. BE1RAL LtVS, A- melancholy oourrence t olt r of the river, which, so far as can be ascertained, ro- suited in the loss of six or seven lives. It appears that about aix o'clock the screw steamship Hun- garian {one of ihe Atlttrual Ooans Set.amship com- patty'a vessels) was lying in the river betweek ada oombe and Egremont. She was to sail to day ...

... [BY ZLEr* IC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEIGB U.1 Lard John Russell was uable to receive Yesterday a deputation on the Mortara case, owing to a severe Mr. W. E. Gladstone made a speech at Cambridge yesterday, advocating the United University mls. sion to Central Africa, under the auspices of Dr. Livingston. The Admiralty notify that In future all ships engaged as transport, troop, and oono t shipN ue ...

... II. LATEST;:-,, , . : ft '7TRI. ulntlo-r-~ ?? .~ . IAV _ REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. MA1dEBLlE, Oif. ?? the fytl ult. have boen received. Filaugieri had resumed the Mwistry of War. The full strength of the army of Abrurai had been made up as a corps of. observation. Disturbances Continue in Sicily, but they are of little 1ipd~bddlcd __ _ _ _ ' TH, CONGRES. The Morning Post, in a leader en the ...

... SALUS ropeuI ?? 3upr IA SUJMMARY. DOMIESTIC. Sir James Fergusson, i; ...

... TIlLF - - .1 THE LIBERAL CONSERVATIVE S. We wore certainly glad to see Lord Derby and Mr. Disraeli in so liberal a mood as they were on Saturday last at the Philharmonio I all, and wo trust they will not forget it wnI they meet their ffiends in the. two IHous2s in February next. Heaven forbid that the Liberals should claim a monopoly of liberality, :-s Mr. Disraeli reproaches ?? with having ...

... A VOICE FROM THE TUILERIES. At last the oracle has spoken. The poli- tical quidnuncs who live on the very breeze that has passed over the Tuileries have at length received a more substantial pioc- - their Imperial patron's mind than - VI been gratified with since I' s ney liTP, peace at Villafranca. I se signature of dressed to his tn the letter jukt ad- have tl- ?? - royal brother of ...