... LATEST AD 'TELEGR~APHIIC INEWS. The Papal Government has again prohibited the ?? exportation of Indian corn, which had been per- P nitted since June last. if At a meeting of the Waterford and Kilkenny a Railway Company, held in London yesterday, a reso- el lution was passed in favour of transferring the B mans ement to Iroland, as the best means of de- n velopong the undertaking. i A pastoral ...

... We uet *eetaA, reno o m atuo of which3 uedonobut avail oetOrsHee. Coinmuolcattnoodhould always tielegblywrtte an si oe a neof e ape eny.length isieese C~c ilfteily f indngapce orthm.What- everia~teo~l fr tni-ton Iertho athetlnted by the~ Cain an U OOMof he ritr, et eoe.eai~yfor Vublloa- W. Kitto.-It is not. Waterloo.-MIr. Bremner. Volunteer.-T'he Government appointi the offieo'-. St. George ...

... 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 ...

... LIVERPOOL JLA SOCIETY. I Thle following is the report of the conemrittes pro- co sentedl and Adopted at thle 33r-d annual genleral. mleet- re, lisp of the society, held on the) 2nd instant r- O inl rendering to tire society an account of their ji, proceedings during the nest year, your cetnusittec of wouild premise that very seldomn, if ever before, havef JIII there been brought itin hr the ...

... AIR FXATW JVUjr Enx TsurnPUMsk. 1. DE ~¶L(ONrALEM?,ElrT AGAIN. It ix tortonato that the avertissemmemt just is`ued, by thie French Government to the SOtspoO&daant on account of WI. de Montalem- bet's article on Pius ix and France in T3A49 and 1859 is only an ex post facfo mea* TJure, which, instead of suppressing the artiele3 5in question, has only til effect of ntttracting Tpublie ...

... I In the London insolvent court, on Toepday, W. Shuttilevorli, a Yorkshire insolvent, was ai.-Oinrged, it having been elicited that the iirolven y had oe- curred through a gang of swindlers. Mr. Thomas Fox, mnaltster, Pontefract, jumped out of a train in motion at the Burnley ISteaon, was thrown down, injured his spine, and diel in thre. days. The Prestois atcardfcial staoa that anothar ...

... i WALLASEY BOARD OF HEALTH I Tho monthly meeting of this board was held last T evening at the pubho offices, Bgremont, Mr. Pooley in the chair. There were also present Mes re. lill, s Ball, Eyre, Holmes Hughes, Kerford, Harrison, tl Byerley, and Marshail. p WORKS AND HEA.LTH COMfITTEE. s From the proceedings of this committee it ap- 0 peared that the surveyor had been instracted to pre- 1 ...

... I The Amnerican tapers are almost filled with the . details of the bolition outbreak in Virginin, r the complete suppression of which has bcen already t announced. t The principal originator of this insurrection was f Captain John Brown, whosle iconiiectlon with scenes of violence in the border warfare in Kansas then mado his name notorious throughout the whole d country. Brown made his ...

... I THE iRfITISH A-'RAMY 'STATION'S I ~ ~ I -I - - - - -I I 1ST NOs ovu nEu, 1S913. I g- (Frant its United SerrIP:e Ga-rare.) Where two tplanes are mentioned, the last inunsd In that at r(I which. tha DspMt of the ?? Li eta.tiaisett I CAVALRITY. 9th list bet'), flang i; e Ilet Lire OGimrds. W indisor. Ob~hritin. I 2nd Dst, esgeutes I'air. (2nd bIt.. Abluileiot. lt(hY Hi ?? lydeP~ Bt'h tint ...

... COMION LODGING HOUSES AND THE HEALTH COMMITTEE. I _- . . _ _- .- , . . . _ . _ _ _ 'D TO THIE M B3ERS OFT11FLATE HEALTH COMIirTEE. d Gent]emen, -I have learned froni thu publio prints that your pet lgal ad;iscr, Mr. M'Uo wen, was :it the Social Scienco meeting recently ?? at Bradford. If he went there to bolster up your shortcomings in reference to the registratiocs of the common loiging m ...

... THIE WIIECK OF THE ROYAL CIIARTEIt. ith INQflEST ON T-,uE BODIES. T (Frtolns 01(,5 flv cporter.) AiIoELFRtA. Nov. 2. el 't m-i..ful amld niolanobltot interezb .connected e ~-tt thok loss of thle Iloyal (its arber continues tin to anirs.S.l~ our Visit rttSaturd~ ityl, Lthis obscuro du :W!Mto.le t Oatt of the wt'y ocahiy has beein 17_1 b~y por.,on i-oc f oil p-sr of thoe ouutry ele wl aire ...