... I JIPI AT GAIISTOiLr-Oa,9aturdayaftea-rnoon a ~fire broke out at the office belonging to the Garston Dalik,- ?? fter the persons c luyed there had left theoffice. It was forzanaetel ?? befot-e Abe )F material damage had btern done, the books anda1 totheir important papers beingisaved. FATAL. ACCIDENT To. A SOLDIER_.-On Thurs4ay l's It, a royal artillery soldier ?? Brihto bater, and recently ...

... The monthly meeting of this- board %As held lat evening, at the Public Oflices, ligrerjuent, Pooley, chairaran of the board, presided, and th. other mcmbers present were the Rev. Mr. Robrt Mleisrs. Hlli, Eyre, Holmes, Fishwick, Byerl,,y flpches, and Littleddle. The minutes of the proceedingsof the ia-t meetinq were rea.l and confirmed. WORKS AND HEALTH COMMITTEE The minutes of the proceediogs ...

... SWitt ?? LxtPR1 rt --I!XJH POPUL1 LUX;2 SUPEUSA. DOMESTIC. Sir John 1ovwring, in a recently published a( o5rk, incidentallyalludestothecotton-grow IAl capabilities of China, which are greater even than those of India; and he therefore thinks China far more likely than Africa to make up pi the present deficiency in the supply of cotton. vS It is stated that the Government has decided upon ...

... I'FORMATION OF 0 A HOUSE- OWNERS' ASSOCIATION. Yesterday, a me'etng of hiouseowners, agents, and others interested in property was held at the Common Hall Hackin's-hey, for the purpose of considering the desirability of establishing an association for the protection of owners of property against the grievances emanating from the Public Offices, Corn- wallis-sBtreet. Mr. John Jones, of the firm ...

... The usual fornightly meeting of the select vestry b, WaS held yesterday in the boardroom of the parish _ ofices, Brownlow-hill. 31r. Churohwarden Jones en presided, and the following gentlemen ware also PI present -Messrs. Cropper, Owen, Scott, Syred, th Cooke, Bairstow, Denton, E. Byford, Wbitty, Smith, 15 Williams, Satcele, Whitby, Broome, Peck, H~ughes. in THE WORKHOUSE COMMITTEE. U The ...

... I ,I nmf~H~llx-SUPT3EIL&. - ?? ?'UMXMARY. , ?? .: I . :I DOMESTIC . ,tar 1859 has been remarkable for te,3 Maimbr Qf sudden deaths which -ave oo- ourred, and just as the year is Piout to expire the slane of Lord Maw- ?? Iistorian, e55a'ist , orator, ae states- baa been , oo have been 4eifo he list of those who have be-en uaexpectedly hurried into eternity e.nqle lord ried. on Wednesday evening ...

... ILOCAL INTELLIGENCE. I TimE GREATs.'r ESTERN.-.There is arunsour abroad tha~t Captain Harrison has resiigneid the office of commander of the leviathant stearaship. Wes bhvo tho best auithority for stating that there is no founda.- as tion for the rumour. I. O Con~xs~o~ ~Iriy~s liT T~lE QUER.-First of Royal Cheshire Miliia: Biward CharlesHicks, -ri gentlemen, t be quartermster. Secon regient ...

... VOLUNTEER MOVRENT. I I )FORlMATI0 OP ANr IRIM.~ VOLUNyTR= RIWLE 5 BRIGDE.-A rznna ?? Vwa held last evening at the oUndon, to con. s aider thum dietoy of frmna Irish Volunteer R ifle = in Liverjmol. = were about 60 persons presents Captain Faulknaer was called to the ?? Chairum at i onen. ig the s reedingh t exoesged his oupprov:- of itheprse ofith con haidvent that if an ler ect up in s town ...

... Last evening, in the National Schoolroom, Bootle, Mr. Thomas Court, secretary of the Underwriters' Association in this town, delivered an interesting lecture, entitled The Ocean and Ocean Navigation, popularly considered. There was a large and respec-15 table audience, The Rev. Mr. Crump, who occupied t te chair, in opening the proceedings, said that the I gentleman who had kindly consented ...

... LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. ~~~we QURNENTOwN, TllURSDAY, ELEVEN rx.SL-The in screw-steamer City of Washington, from Liverpool tI: to New York, is clearing out, having taken 12 cabin P and 54 steerage passengers, and the latest telegrams, ot ?? a REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. s TOULON, DEc. 8.-The Dryade aloneohad sailed a] for China on the 5th instant. The greater part of gi the remaining vessels are ...

... I Tna'iWt sa VoLtuN> S2hrt Oots.e US-G Welsh friends ere oteadily progressing with their arrangements. At the dri~l Olt ?? eveaggi which Was numerously attend.si the officers proposed by the coencil were elected' imidet epthuslastio applause. The gentlemen selectedwero Mr. William James Griffith-of ?? of, Roberts and Griffitlt, merchants and shipowners, and son of Mr. Riclhard Grifth, who rat ...

... The weekly meeting, was; holl yesterday. Pre.-ent pt -Moas~rts. Dewyr (chaldirrar4), Sheil, Crf.lli L, HYd31OUIr, CUE Barkwith, Horlden, Oro-tthismito, Ritdle-y, Nricsecrr, I Bowriug, Avison, Jol), Stitt, Gladstone. i The borough eligineer, buildiisg surveyor, en d c itt-lsctolr of nuisances reported. va'riu -p~arriciilcrs of rho operaitions rin the'ir several departmetimislrhg C the wfek, ...