... I The vinnuel Protestant. Fevtival. unrlr Vire Aiigpite of wil tb'~ 11 oll Ore~gonineni, vaq ficI d on 6 ...

... THE SCULCOATES GUARDIANS ONCE I MORE. ONcE again, very reluctantly, we return to the question of, the construction of a fever ward, apart from the Sculcoates Workhouse; We return to it reluctantly, because already everything that argument, knowledge, and experience can urge in favour of the erection of a separate building for fever patients has been put forward, and hitherto put forward in ...

... COVENTRY, COVENTRY AND WAiWIUOKES E; aosriLAL. At the annual meeting of this institution, hold yesterday, at St. Mary's Hall, C. N. Newdegate, Esq., MUP., pre- sided, and among those present were the Mayor (R. H. Minster, Esq,), C. Woodcock, Esq, the Rev. Canon Drake, Alderman Browett, Alderman Lynes, the Rev. T. Sheep. shanks, Alderman Caldicott, S. Vale, Esq,, W. Odell, Esq, Alderman F. ...

... DISTRICT NEWS, NO T 1 aB. During the re-building of our premises the business of the Journal and Daity Post will be trausacted at No. 6, Cannon Street where advertisements and orders will be received, WORCELSER. TURNTImr. TnUSTErS.-A meeting of the Worcestor turnpike trustees was held on Wednesday, when there were present the Rev. J. Pearson, G. J. A. Walker, Esq., the Rev. U. J. Hastings, W. ...

... PivAf a- CoftEspowDENCE. tLernwq, Wednesday. I nwould appear that the Engliseh Cabinet is by Ino meaus Agreed about the proposed lhsuropean Congress, The first impression produced by the Emperor's speech to the French Chambers was pacific. But the Eom- peror hinted that if & C'ongrers was held, and if Russia get its representations at mnught, war might ensile. There is also a rumour current on ...

... ANNUAL DINNER, YESrERDAY. The annual dinner and distribution of prizes in counec* tion with the 1st Staffordshire (Elandsworbh) Rifle Volaan teers, took place last evening, at the New Inn, Hands. worth, About sixty officers and members of the corps eat dowvn to an excellent repast, provided by Mr. Franks, the proprietor of the inn, after which the chair was taken t by Captain BuIlock. Tho ...

... N1 Wr3 I ?? sr LATESI Omcas, TEsniP BBtImLDTse NEW S'cselcET, THME WAR IN AMERICA. F8E1H ADVaINCE OF LSE .ARMIY. roer the Alm'va.) NEW YORE, Okbt'tsn!SIX 1 rPc. (I telegraph to St. ;$ohn's.i3 Lee' seiantry is reported to have crossed 'Uo the north bido of the RappahannloO on. SatUrday, rupvslsing egre's Federal cavalry with heavT loss. After a slight engage. ment with two 1ederal itfmetry ...

... 'XimpooL V JO trmtF Xa 8.ALV8 rOPULI LEX SVPREMA,. DOMESTIC. T'he Queen visited the ?? of the French, at Claremont, on Saturday. The Crown Prince of Prussia left England OD Saturday night, in order to be present at the opening of the Prnssian Chambers to-day. The expectation that Dr. Trenob,the learned, courteous, and liberal Dleasi of Westminster, would be appointed Archbishop of Dublin, has ...

... The followirn, interesting report from Mr. Hartnup was laid on the table at the meeting of the Dock Board yesterday:- TO THE CHAIRMAN OF THE [MARINE COMMITTEr, MERSEY DOCKS AND HARBOUR BOARD. Observatory, November D, 1863. Sir,-Agreeably to your request I have the honour to forward yOU the loltowin, extracts from our records relative to the gales of wsud in Liverpool during the past three ...

... The letter of invitation which Napoleon III. has just addressed to his brother Sovereigns on the subject of the proposed congress is little more .than an amplification of those passages of the Imperial speech in which this most recent of Napoleonic ideas was originally announced. There are the same oily pro- fessions of zeal for the peace of the world, the same affectation of candour and ...

... 1l6' T1IGR.AP]LJ Mr. Phiau has been reappointed counsel to the Admiralty) and Judge-Advocate of the Fleet. Marshal Forey intends paying a. visit to the head-q rters of the Confederate army on his way. hom tromt Mexico. Captain Shaw, chief of the London Fire Bri- gade, is in a precarious state from an accident at a fire. AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE SCOTIA. [cOKNYr'S EXPRE63,1 QUEZI;STOWN, FnA'! ...

... CENTRAL RELIEF COMMITTEE. T'0 THiE EDITORS OF THlE LIVERPOOL tERCUrtt. Gentlemen,-I think It would be a very good plan if the central relief committee would isset little books- say SO pages each-with the words Relieve the bearer if worthy,' say at rs. each, to any one who would apply for thenm. This would do away with much of that mis- cellaneous giving of coppers to beggars whom it is rno ...