... LIVERPOOL AND BIRKENHEAD MARKET 4. A.HTICUU. iS', 3U 3}' Wednesday. Wednesday. s. d. s. s a. d. V pound.. 0 0 8 0 no « Mutton 0 6..0 8 0 8..0 Veal 0 7 .. 0 .. 0 9 fforeqr. ..14 0 .. 0 II 0 .. 0 0 I hind qr 8 0..0 0 8 0..0 0 Fraeh i'ork .tf pound.. .. 0 64.. 0 74 Lotaicrs .. .. 1 0 .. S 6.1 9 Balmm 9 .. 0 .. 9 Oid ~ .. S .. 0 .. 0 4 Holes 0 9 .. 0 0 0 10 .. 1 0 Bi»t „ .. 0 9 .. 0 0 6 9 .. ...

... _ The fine weather has favourable effect. It expected that the winter wheat injured by the frost will be replamd by March sowing. ...

... SATURDAY, If ARCH 23. Wind W.8.W.; at W.iW., Mnaf. Uum-TuMv: Maud. Tartar, boa Tull-tala. Johns, Zittt. Harndan, M. tUohaal'a-Uannla —itaaSS w2jaUSt« M'WhlMv. Macaoham. HuLm.-YaMaf: Baitlab Qnaan Harrison. te Hana IwUi: ijaki U.M.aL HUaW, Bute; withCaart^n wS Lto^gakM^'^jurJ'oL.T°*Ja^ -MtW M Balia. land not (ha Uth)-Blanz, Hl«tns: and Daring, Tai-lMa Cy«tlnop> | Ann, Bob,*, *- Nlagara(rail, ...

... Tli-3 China correspondent of the D6batn gives publicity to charge against an English official in Jftpan, which it is be hoped our Government will inquire into. The following is the extract:—The Chi> a Mail of Hong Kong, a journal evincing g eat moderation, and very skilfully edited, dedicated a special article reoently an enumeration of the injuries inflicted on Japan the foreign authorities, ...

... THE FREE CHURCH SCOTLAND & THE LAW COURTS. ' ~ » »' WVVMAMi (Frtn tht Datly New. The Free Church of Boot]and, whoee original members, with the Chalmers >1 their head, 18 jean ago edified the world the speetaole a most brilliant saoriSoe for eoolesiastioal freedom, relinquishing the prestige and raonre endowments oi the national establishment rather allow the •elf-governing powers of the ...

... The town oouaoil having adjourned their usual monthly meeting last week daring the debate on the water oommittee's new scale of rates, met again and resumed the debate yesterday. Many anomalies the new soale, and numerous oases of hardship to which would give rise, were cited ; but the Chairman made a most able statement in reply, in whioh contended that the present critical financial position ...

... BEFOBI MR. COMMISSIOXEK FIRRY. IN EE THOMAS BARTON*. This bankrupt, formerly carrying an extendi business in Liverpool as a tanner and leather tutor came before the court yesterday, his adjourned last examination. Mr. instructed ty Banner, appeared for the assignees, and the bankrupt was supported by Mr. Aspinall, instructed Mr. Martin. The bankrupt underwent a long examination by Mr. ...

... qulry Instituted (he Bishop of London preferred against the Her. Alfred Pools, alary assistant cants of St. Barnaba>, ths* had encouraged the practioe women ud put certain Improper questioni uS.' On 85th of May, 1858, the Ist 2nd Vket., e. 106, and all othermS* vested him, heard Mr. P«le in revoked his license. Mr. Poole then«£2?W Archbishop Canterbury, who h« & complied with ths requUtlona of ...

... The seating m held yvsterf ay. Present —Messrs. Dover (ohalrman), Orellln, Shell, Beckwith, HoU>, ftlekson, Steel, BUM, Crosthwalte, Job, Bowring, lliHley. The borough engineer, building and inspector of reported virions particulars! the operations In their several departments during the week, from whleh It app»red that 111 nniaanos. complained of by Inhabitant, had innpectiid, means taken rem ...

... has .been liberally patronised daring the present week, the effect of the magnifioent illuminations and the new decorations being much admired. 1 The performances In the theatre have been greatly varied this week. The Great Hildebrandt and Sam Ormand, oelebrated American comedians, and the Zamezou Family's parlour entertainment, afford mnoh amusement. The exoellent music played by Mr. ...

... The annual Easter vestry meeting for the township of Everton was held yesterday morning, at Halliday's Coffee House, Ever ion Village. Mr. Cooban presided, and there was a very numerous attendance ratepayers. 'Ihe Chairman briefly opened the proceedings requesting that every geitleman would befllowed to have a fall and impartial hearing. The minutes oi the previoua annual Vestry having been ...

... at the county magistrates 1 court, Birkenhead, five young men, named John Marshall, John Swair.bnrn, William James, Samuel Houghton, and James Wilding, all volunteers belonging the 12;h Lancashire Artillery, were brought up remand, charged—the former with cutting and wounding James Scott, and the others with aiding and abetting. The magistrates upon the bench were the Rev. R. M. Feilden, Sir ...