... LATEST Akb TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. Alderman itelsall was yesterday elected Mayor of 1fd Leeds. SW Mr, Ivie Mackie has been re-elected Mayor of Manchester. DU' The Waleeftlel Rteetloeh tlommission will resume tel its sittings on Saturday. of The official inquiry into the loss of the Paramatta of steamer commnenced yestetdyWE A dospatch &miloiinee3 that Prince Alexander, second son of the Queen of the ...

... I _ It is Oomputed that 50 lives were lost by 'wrecks in Bideforl Bay during Tuesday and Wednesday in week. The Coller, reined pearce who 1-illed a man by striking him onl the head with a pdcer, has been comr- Ontted for iiifslau hter, and admnitted to hevoy bail. On Monday wek, ass unsually large watir .spout vas seen travellilnigdown channl saoutheasterly 1ir0clion, the win, at the time ...

... MULTUMI IN PARVO. A second battalion of the 25th Reginuent is to be fornmed nin mediately. 'l'e narriage of tho Earl of Dalkeith and Jady Loui a flatinilton is fixed to take placo on Tuesday, the 22nd inmArt. - 'Lieutenant.-Colonel J. P. Dudley Stuirt, Alp., is appointed lord-lieutenant of Buteshire, in the roomn of Lord Jaties P. Stuart, decea-ed. Mr. Williamn Bryant, of Piyiuouth, a member ...

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... I. LBlY ELECTRUC AND SIAGNETIC TELE(GRAPIiS.] The Daily Nervs publishes an interesting account t of the Schiller festival at the Crystal Palace yester- j E day, which passed off with the greatest success. THE HEIR APPARENT. The Tirscf, in a leader on the Prince of Wales attaining his majority, ?? make no doubt i that a career equally prosperous awaits the heir ap- parent of the British crown. ...

... TO CORRESPON DENTS. I We Ii emlrtake to return erammwluetaolls of wheh| 113 not ai.l ottelea. Uoimnuuloatousshould h. ways b3 lhgibly written. and e one Mide of Mtc paper ontl; lengtb C1ereasm t2h ditfloulty of ?? Bepoe for tben. What- ey l .dutaentjd for iusertiou must be authenticated by the1 n Iue lldd 'xsres of the writer, mot uereneariy for pubille 2r'abut a3 a lruutoe ot him good faith. ...

... TO CORRPO0NhEbIS. u - . mw We ~noteudatak f;0 retirn -uT¶fllctions ot which W~ do not avail cucaOIWvG. y ?? E`-Thov can. T. B.-Thiero is no other court of AN E.DGE-IUILLSUBSCR DER.-M, 0 W. W. -Double mnarriage fe r hrjj churches during Lent. fee' are chargej 'i The suggestionofl Charles Bell asa aiready beels made. through our ?? a l A TORy isin error.Th etem ena shoh snce a candidate, wvs ...

... -[ - O TO TUEI EA-RL oil DERBY ?? I Myo Lt I,-Wits ther ind permid i aon of the press, and in dischargo of wiat 1 con-ider a ?? duty, I w ould faindt. irssso,,te furtler obervatiotis to your lor~lbilip en thle 5uexblaotib~e suhj'sct of youir in- telnded DGOon es-ic-font I SRY liseXhaUStiblo, mlY lord, because it invalves considerationis ab thitl ?? of smore hportace to blothl counh-ics thnan ...

... -: - ::z7 77 .. ,7, ~ f~~ 1-AL4U!i 1ropt-' tyax ?? - . - lU' - cp. NU IMA . Y I DOtrM>STrO1. tIC AnothlerCabinet Coun1cil was held -Z-siorday, p ' Der Jeedes, M.P. for East l-eut, wvho sees n! somothing formlidable looming in tlhc dirtanc', ni has issuled all addrcss, coucnod ill the inot fi ?? languago, callinlg upon the mon oi 0 Kenlt to swell tho num1-hbers oZ tho propo3sed 0 rile and ...

... We were glad to see from an advertise- ment which appeared in our columns last week that a number of the leading men of Liverpool have determined to mark their sense of a long life of public usefulness by presenting to Mr. George Holt a testimonial of their esteem and respect. We were the more pleased to see this because Mr. Holt has been deprived of the honour of the civic chair-an honour ...

... I General Pennefather, who has entered upon his duties as the successor of Lieutonant-General Sir H. Smith, intends to fix his residence in Manchester. Yesterday being the anniversary of the Prince of Wales's birthday, the event was commemorated in this town with the usual marks of loyalty. The royal standard was displayed f Iont the Town Hall and the other public buildings, and at intervals ...

... MR J. R. JIPPiOT AND MR W. I JEARil - TO WI1LLIAM *EARL%, R94. Lodge.lane, flov. 10, MA Sav Dfar Sir,-rn our address of thanks to the electors sv of Abereromby Ward you state that, somne ton years Al ago, YOU lusit your peat in council for refusing to to a seuseless cry gotk up ftgainst the 'scheme Mil for bringing ;,i'ter to the townt from the Rivington Ar lulls ;l you describt Viat cry as ...