... TmEGRAPHIC NEWS. Gast nx Coi E~oi~r~sY.-Tbo adjouined meeting wAS held y..terday,, The mnaijority aaipnt M Hayes's asaeqdment wasa,1048 (4919 againg 3&70 Tbereport'was adopted. 'Thetollowine committee of invetsfgation was appointed:-Eev.'iMr. Nioliolsono [Mte. HElpie Mr. Bacer, and Mir. Getz. It was thea. Mresov b. nrokey new 3i b. ?? rC' ti Boanae, the pzesentation of the cbommittee's report. ...

... | DE AND DUMB INSTITUaION Tire annuM mee'ting'of the anbisdsibers .audTfrieds v to this institution wes held yesterday at the Sabools, s O~xford-street. The Rev. Rootor Camnpbell presided. f. The -report for the' past year, submitted by the a honorary secretary,, the Rev. T., X.Banner, 'was asb In lir~esenting to the eu~becribere their report of the Liver- 51 pool School for the Deaf and Dumb ...

... SEC ONb _TI THE E1N%PEiR0IR!0F THEI AND REFORM The Titwe, in aleaderoa the letterof the of Yranloe to M. FouId on frce trade, a Eperoa forth, strong in thp,. oonfidenoe of y e. sthbility of his dysnasty, be feels hi lf ibce with time-bigots, ecclesiastical and teon oe4 .wou1 ftte th- aonswdenoes and cramp te Irs te of bis 0ple With one hand he snpp erlerses , kliety of St.-Vinoent de Paula, ? ...

... TRINITARIANS & UN.ITARIANS. I THE ANCIENT CHAPEL OF TOXTETa-H PARK. r. Hulton, at the sittfing of thq county courb I yesterday, delivered the following jrdgmenb:- c In this case the trustees of a certain sum of PJ0o, T acting under the authority of the Board of Charity I Co.inias ionors, applied to the court to ascertain and I declare the objects of the trust, and to give directions t for the ...

... - THU- BUILDING BY-LAWS. - I Ah speaial mueeting of; the health committee was hevder at noon eerday, for the purpose of finally deiiU pon the now by-laws proposed to be sub- witted to the council. Mr. Soeil presided, atad the other members present were Messrs. Crosthwaite, Crellin, Gladstone, itokwithe, Hohlen, Avison, Job, Haydock, Bowring, Nicksor, Ridley, and Slitb.- After some discuesson ...

... 1 PRESENTATION: or0F- PLATE I H. BLACMORE.I A. On Wednesday evening lat, Mr. H. Blackmore received hor from a number of friends at Blackpool some elegant arti. the dles of silver plate, as an acknowledgment of the services pol he has rendered to that fashionable watering place in his - capacity~ of traffic manager for the western section oE the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. The ...

... | _4 .i IBY BRITISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] London, Friday Evening. MONETARY. I City, Friday.-The funds to-day are firmer, and a re- eovery of i per cent. has taken place, although there is no revival of business. In the share markets languor pre- vails. The large increase in the Bank of France does not seem to have attracted much attention. Very little busi- ness is doing in British ...

... .1, .A i e, MARITIME ?? , Iwas - . oloing leter embodying facts and argumen ts In WA ?? of a ohange in, m.rltime, law), has been issued. by the a ?? Chamber of ComoierOO.- It is addressed, as a Dr. matter of form, to the mem bers of parliament; for this city, 4bu~t isi Inteded for general pema5i-al might (Manchester Chamnber of Commerce, January, 1860. Gentlemen,-.On tide occasion-of this ...

... MANCHESTER . On Saturday morning the rain, which for some daya previously had been frequent, was accompanied with a stiff breeze, but In the afternoon the sun shone cut, cnd the weather remained fine for a few hours. Betweez seveu and eight o'clock in the evening, however, the rain again began to falL heavily, accompanied with a stiff breeze from the soath-west, which increased in violence ...

... LIVER pot RHOYALI FIRMARY means I 0 ~and friondsor0 tris datioh he in tle oar aro yesterday morning, Mr. Gibbon in the clrair. Mr. flutohison read the ?allowwir report, showing the nuboier of patieos idvdd b3, theio £nstitution during the past year ROYAL INI1RBM~iAY nXTURN oF ?? AuDrrrii ABN ,ISCGED ysOM lee JAVUA5'.Y, 1819, To le1).iJAND D130Ay 1560. M Patients in the houso. leb January, 1859 ...

... CORREtSPONDENCE.- DEFECTIV CONSTRUCTION OV MODERN BIJILDJNGS. TO THE RiDITORUS OF THI LIVERPOOL IfEI' Gentlemen -The secret of durability it tl et tion of buildings which our progenitors appears to be entirely lost sight of by 0 architect. It is only a few years s' George's Churchwasrebuflt and St- rhou iit is a church of comparatively recentdate. T o castle at Castletown, Isle of Man, clahas ...

... . - I ?? ?. ?Attopolitivil and wyovind - ?? a' 4mg. GREAT FirE IN CAITHNESS Q~ f serious and extensive coofl~gratio5 tat e this county took Pls&ce Oa Wednedy it,~r and valuable meal mill belonging to r ril~~ ag terminated in the total destruction oftepeas~ad corn and meal deposited within th . Atmdih ai sight is represented as having been, heul THE 1GREAT EAS9TERN,_b~.4hrCnp lt chairman of ...