... THE WESLEIYAN MINISTERIAL I APPOINTMENTS. I The folloaing appointments ha~ve just lisen .made by the Conference :-Livs~rpool': North B8runswick, Chapel, ?? Wilson Brallsford, George 1ohkenson, Masmaduke C. Oshorn, Francis J. Sharr, Henry Dodds; South (Pltt'street, ?? William Shaw, 1st, Luke Tyerman, ?? Martin, Theophilus Talbot, Samuel B. Ireson, Robert S. oea- William Rieketts, supernumerary ...

... ivar ?? LEX1fUPREA. FisLUS MPVLIARX SUPREA. SUMMAR~Y. - DOMESTIC. The steamship Etna, which arrived at Queenstown yesterday, from New York, was detained at the last-mentioned port for a Queen's messenger, who probably brings important despatehes from Washington. The American mail brings news of the death of Sir Alan M'Nab, at Toronto, on AugustStb. Sir Alan, who was of Highland extraction, was ...

... LATEST AND TELEGRAPHIC NE WS. Te Grand Duke Mlodeel of Russli Is expected In G:ueels usxt nIonth, en 7OUte to visit the Lsrdon 10es OF ANOT5HUR HuLL STE.AmSiP.-Intelll. Sbag been received from Revel, by electric that tin steamabip Trent, Captain Brown, ; her vey5ge from Hull to Cronatadt, with °(erers and goods, has been stranded at Neck. 55, Gtonnd. Crew and passengers saved. MAIL NEWS. C ...

... ALLEGED WILFUL DESTRUC- TION OF S1PIS. George Buxton, merchant and shipowner, of Duke-street, Livorpool, was brought before Mr. Baflies, at the polloe court, yesterday, charged with being conoerned in the wilful destruction of certain vessels for the purpose of defrauding the under- writers. Is will be recollected that the prisoner appeared at the court a few days ago In the character of ...

... THE COTTON CONSERVATIVE PRESS t, I TBE OPERATIVES OF LANCASEIRE A!D INVENTORS. ITO THE RDtToR OF THEeRS ?? I'Mrcs. 311ea Sir,-It's now better then fourteen years since I bad the favour granted me by your giving pubiscity to my views on the propriety of landowners and Spinners of flax joining, as a society, as the Belfast spinners and land. owners did, until they were all but independent of ...

... LIVERPOOL INSTITUTE, MOUNT-STREET. - A b lecture on elocution, with illustrative readings, will n be delivered at this institute to-night at eight o'clook cl by Frederick Kempster, Esq., M.A., Oxon. The n chair will be taken by J. T. Danson, Esq., the tI president of the institute. THE ARTILLERY AcCIDENT NE.B PRESTON.- j' Bombardier Ashley, who was blown from a gun at b Warton barracks, on ...

... THE CONSTITUTIONAL STRUGGLh iN PRUSSIA. FRANKFORT-ON-THE-MAINE, SPur. ?? The debate on the military budget in the Prussian v Chamber of Representatives, to which all people In 2 the fatherland have been anxiously looking forward d for weeks, will have fairly commenced when you are S receilving this letter. Every Prusslau-In faot, every el German-is deeply Impressed with tbe Importance o of the ...

... The number of visitors at the International Exhi- bition yesterday was 1000. The brldo elect of the PrdDCO of Wales is named Alexandra Caroline Marla Charloitee LouISa Julia. Mr. W. H. Aehurat has been appointec solcitor to the Postoffice. A telegram received on Tuesday evening states that the Marquis of Breadalbane still remains in a very weak state at Lansanue. Two men were suffooated near ...

... The usual fortnlghtly meeting of the Select Vestry was held yesterday, ln the board room of the parish offlces, Brownlow-hiDl, Mr. Churohwarden 93mith preolded, and the following other gentlemen were also presentb:-Mfr. Chnrhwarden Denton and M^Iessrs. Wlliams, Hand, fyers, Bairatow, Luff, Elliott, Lewib, Wllson, Owen, Sathell, Peck, Dear, Roberts, Longbottom, Critelbley. THE INDUSTRIAL ...

... IMEBSEY DOCKS BOARD. The weekly meeting of the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board was held yerterday, at the dock office Revenue-baUldings. Mr. Rankin presided, and the other membera present were Messrs. Charles Turner, M.P., Boult, Kendal, Farnwortb. Littledale, Brocklebank, Bold Mondel, Hubbsck, &rnold, Tobin, Bees, MhDno, Haorby, Darbyehire, Boshell, James Holme, and Langton. W0OERS COMMIT[EE. ...

... I r1icUOES OF THE NEW RAiL- itAYI ?? LIVE,-',FOOL. AYI-~ I ; *e pre-rt nemet the south end of' the town, liccouri cod of the dock's, presents a busy itsgearerts naotivity prevsils ln the con- I or Ctoe no line of railway between Garston *-Lcraoel, the terminus of vbtob is to be in !: cc ,~8 near the Brunswick Docer. ?? line o t. ef ia a e imsportanceto the companies i3d inaoncuah as it will ...

... IRON SHIP-BUILDING AT THE SOUTH END OF TRE TOWN. Our Iron ?? fleet Is evidently destined to make us as a nation quite as great in the estimation of the rest of the world as our trade and commerce, Year after year we are Increasing our tonnage, and lb Is ?? the recollection of a youth when the first Iron vessel was launched from our shores, with all the prejudice attendant upon a new enterprise ...