... 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 ...

... I THE CHRONICLE| PRISMTON, SATUIRDA K, JANUARY 21, 1860. - THE FRENCHw EMPEROR A FREE TRADER. Louis Napoleon has surprised the world'with an announcement which has taken away tlie public breath quite as much in his own dominions as his pecious, dutiful letter to the Pope had utonished the outer world. He bas; in fact, in 'so imnaywords, declared himself a Free Trader, and proclaimed'imn portwt ...

... THE BISHOP OF RIPeN ON 5' THE GREAT I -SOCIAL EVILT The thirty-elghth annual meeting of the Leeds Guardian Asylum and General Penitentiary was hold'on Thursday, at noon, in the Philosophical Hall, Leeds, under the presi- dency of the Lord B shop of Ripon. The report gave con. ysziog proofs of the satisfactory working of the scheme. Alter some resolatlbns were passed, the Mayor took the chair, ...

... - . w' - . - - - rs al - -eije TH Lirm ThL NIofiriGALls. _It will be seen by ?? that these oharming little. ehoristers; iotn. give their drawing-room entertainment at Kirkdale lthis evening. 1 a of STOCK.OF 0rPI3mETO Bor)-Te CmustvB Port Iof Rntry gives the quantty of pimento remaining in the bonded warehouses at Liverpool, on the 31sb De- Iting comber, 1859, as 2772 owt,, imported from ...

... LIV3IFOOL AND BIRKEN1RAD h1Aetr8r. srMnOLM f. Hr 4 H. aXBKE2UHEAD. Weduerday. Wednes60y. Beef ?? &(IS.. a (L(. ad. t ef ..0 , D ?? .. O 6@O .. 0 0@ 8 0 7.0 9 . 6. O 8 V CDI ?? . .. .. 80 9. O.D.D6..D 8 Lambl) ?? ,, fCrelqlr910. 0.0. 0° .. 0 0 Loaud jr .. ..00 0.0.. 0.0 _0a Fveb k ?? 0 80 7. 6j.O 8 Lobs tere ?? ..1 8.1, 0.,1 3 Salmon , 4 D .,0 a 6 4 0 COdGa 02 ..0 4 03 0 4 80leJ * . 0406 04 0 6 ...

... gE:SHY DOCKS, BOARD. - | Ie 3 rbyshiire, Tohm, Laird, Srmith, Graves, I )IOUaIn'tof Bashell, Forwood, Boult, Siagar, rbid Bruekaek' . 3srfWOr WORls COMMITTEE. oes of this committee ?? n et prac ta accept the tonder of Mr. Adamu f inexiati c toP otfeiled sheet load for general 33tD far 'ihl of Mgessrs. Thomas Vernon and Sons, r~°elrut~rnrorn bauoys for the Canada V TEJEGRA.gIC: CEABLE' ACROSS ...

... SCR P'IT RIF READ.E.tRSOCIETY. ?? '' ?? The annual 'meeting of 'the Liverio01 'Chnch of England Scripture Rteaders Society was held oi lo Mdn day evening, at the Collegl[ae Mntitultion. Mr. A. Hodgspn, president os the soctety, oceupied the chair aed cr the platform xvere a lrgnenue ber ov f the local alergy, admorgst whom we're the lelv. Dr. 'Neirle, Rev. Dr. Taeaor. Rlev; W. Jit. Falloon, ...

... SALUS PopulA 1ux aUFREm& DOMESTIC. The workmen and others employed in Chat- barn Dockyard, the civil servants of the Crown, and their friends, have presented testimonials to Lieutenant-General Sir J. F. Smith, M.P. for Chatham, and Mr. P. W. Martin and Mr. S.crgeant Kinglake, the members forlRochester, in consideration of the strenuous exertions they used to obtain the ?? of the Civil Ser- ...