... ? ?THMP N, LkrnVU; ThEpq LEGRA>.T CAPE OP GOOD ]opp The Athens has Prnioryrn AUoe28 Cape of Good Hope to the 21e Juy; st: t 30th July; and Ascension, 3rd t egl, The whole of the Government ta- passed, together with a bill t g l formation of a sinking fund, toprovid5 fo Business continued dull, and mon for investments. a y Mo esey There was every prospect of a Prices of all kinds of colonial gr ...

... - PP.EFRIMENTh AND APPOINTMF.N'rS. Athorpe, Rev. G. M., to curacy of Warmaworth. Ca~ter, 11ev. A. R., to be curacy in sole chhrge of Far- rington Gurney and Ston-Easton. Douglae Rev. S., to be canon residentiary of Chichester. Gibbs, lie. J. (3., to curacy of Klirk Sandalls. nm r, 11ev. H3!., to the rural deanery of Polesworth. ~ant, Rev. W., to curacy of St. Paul's, Birminghai. Eempe, 1ev. T. ...

... CORRESPOTNDENOE WOMEN AND CHILDREN AT THE ALBERT DOCK. TO TIHE CIHAIRMAN OF THlE i ElISEY DOM'S ANED MaMn 5I00 BSOARD. Dear Sir,-l have this day received from your secre- tary a copy of the report made by Mr. Cowan on the subject of my letter of the 29th ultimo. Ho has doubt- less reported correctly according to the information furnished to him, as well as from his own knowledge on the subject ...

... I CORRESPONDEN i DANGER OF THE NEW SAFETY LAMP IN PARKER-STREET. TO TrtE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. Gentlemen,-Being of opinion that the above lanp is in a dangerous position, I think it right to draw atten- tion to the matter. Not long ago I came into towi on lan omnibus. The night was datlk above; the convey- ance a four-in-hand; and the driver a boy who had substituted the regular ...

... I The usual fortnightly meeting of the Eletoct Veatry wan held yesterday, ipn the boardrom of the parmih offices, Brownlow-hill. Mr. Churchwarden Denton pre- sided, nd the foleowing gentlemen were also present:- Mr. Churchwarden Hiand, and Messr. Whitty, Bairatow , ughee Smith Dear, Luff, Owen, llfuiott, Willims, Satcheli, Peck, inoberes m WORILSHOU OE COMMITTEE. The proceeding of this ...

... i RAILWAY TRAFFIC. Week's total. Half-yaer'stotal. Belfst ridN. ounies1884. 1863. 14. 1863. Miles Belas an N Oontea2088 207 28053 25584 133 Bristol'bied Exeter ?? 8166 5752 74990 75335 121i Caledonian ?? 17582 15514 151768 135556 248 Cornwall ?? 1607 1316 15622 16183 531 Cork ourS Bandon ?? 350 406 4662 4554 30 Dleeside ?? 293 266 981 1052 17 Dublin & Belfast Juno. 1234 1293 17575 17831 63 D ...

... LATEST I TEIEGRAPHIC NEWS. - _ nr REUTTER'S TE LEGRAMS.] ti FRANCE,. V cI PARI,, APRILj 22. ti j1 &,,er~e has been heavy. Itentes quoted at ti -f. or 2.5c. lower than yesterday. a * - ?? THE BUDGET. ti PARIS, APRIL 22. si J/-(7fIl', of this evening says the discussion on 41 tb Dudgt has been portponed for a few vdays. cI t lil probab~ly be found necessary to prorogue tbe ~CrP9 Il-fsislatif ...

... mRgaTII COMmITTEE. .: - - r ' - X The weelily meeting- was held yesterday. Pre- I nt (ithe eblatreDover, Hey. wortb, , H%dodok, Wil~laui~ Whieatl ry Harrion,, RidleyMe adw, WsA1, ?? ttt, Jo ery Berto.. A deputatia fromt New Exchange nildings Company, consieting of Mr. 0. Parker, the chair. maM.Squat~y, solicitor, and Mr. J. Botilt, had n intri with the committee in reference, as was ...

... I' I ADDITIONAL PARTICULAu& RECEPTION OF THE PRINCE AND-. PRINCESS, . At five minutes to one the Prince and Princess of Wales, and their ladiescand gentlemen in wait. ing, proceeded in four oarriagas attended by a guard of honour of the let Life Guards, from Merlborgugh Hlouse along the royal road to Buckingliam Palace. The Prince wore the uni- form of a general in the army, with the Mantle ...

... n The number of vessels lost from running on shore e in foggy weather has been so great of late years, ,e especially in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and on the g coast of Newfoundland, where the mixing of the t warm waterbroughtnorthwardby the Gulf Strea& .d with the cold water flowing from the Arctic regions produces dense and continual fogs, as to render it e a matter of the utmost importance to ...

... SABBATH SCENES IN PARLU- I MENT FIELDS. The fields lying between Parliament-street and the Prince's Park have become somewhat notorious for the assemblage therein of roughs and black- guards from Windsor and Toxteth-park. Only a few days have elapsed since a respectableinhabitaut residing in that district complained that his boys had been severely beaten, and another reported the stripping ...

... LOSS BY FIR, I ! AT WJXDsQ.t9 FT1 QT'V -. l SUFFEBINGS OF r C 1 The following isa L. British ship Windsor For0 5ise os t g burnt at sea on the 18th ofJ mnmunicated by her cond 41 e John Malcom0on, of LiverVO3 ' y We left Penarth Road ), and 21othing of note bU oo :t lat. 120'2 , long. 2X., d fine breezes and beautj oe ?? 5 in my cabin readig ahr~1 ad and thinking iheardA h up the after ...