... ITH-IRD EDITION FRIDAY, 2 P.M. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET THIS DA Y Wheat trade rather firmer, and a fair sale for dry parcels at full prices. Other articles unaltered. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET THIS DAY Market fairly Attended. Wheat and flour in good demand at last Tuesday's rates. LONDON CORN MARKET THIS DAY QUite a. holiday market: prices nominally qs on Monday. SINGULAR FATAL AcciDENT.-On Tuesday ...

... - - I The weekly neeting of this .commitsee was held yesterday :in -the council chamber of the Town Haul. ' Present- 'MeHsrs. Bowrinr (chairinan), Samuelron, A. C. Stewarf,', H. T. Wilson. Harri- son, Miller, Whitty, Fairhuret, W. Williams, Holden, J. R. Cooper, J. B. Hughes, and Dr. J. B. Taylor. TheBoroughEngineerndInaspectorof Naisauces reported various particulars of the operations in ...

... A NEW VIEW OF THE FRANCO- . ITALIAN CONVENTION. If any English friends of Italian indepen- dence have hitherto viewed with distrust the convention with France which has been so wisely accepted by the Chambers at Turin, we think their misgivings must be effectually removed by the great speech with which General Cialdini closed the debate in the Senate. It is the speech not only of a patriot ...

... SPEECH-DAY AT THE ROYAL I INSTITUTIOTN. Yesterday, the speech-day of the Royal in- stitution School, Colquitt-street, took place in the lecture hall, which was crowded to excess with the relatives and friends of the pupils. The Rev. G. Sandbach, M.A. (president), occupied the chair, and amongst those present were the Bishop of Chester, the Venerable the Archdeacon, G. W. Warr, M.A,, Oxon.; ...

... IggUCOUCHEMENT OF LADY I ~ WILLIAMS WYNN. CpAT FiEJOIC[NGS AT WREXHAM. Sbiut half-past two o'clock in the afternoon of wtbeday, a telegram was received at Wrexham L Lady Williams Wynn had presented Sir ;^filn with a daughter, and that her ladyship a, roreesig satisfactorily. Ihe good news, which had been long and ;i~uly expected, spread rapidly through the . Dfr the belles of St. Giles' soon ...

... THE CORPORATION ESTATE, I I I At a meeting of the Real Estate Sub-Comnmittee, held on Thursday, the 6th day of October, 1864 ?? the following report of Mr. Weightmanv was read as to the lands acquired under the Improvement 5 Acts of 1858 and 1861 Io THE CUiAIRSIAN AND MEMBERs OF THZ REUAL ESTATE Sun-CoMiHlTTTrEs. ?? powers of The Liverpool Improve- Snent Act, 1858, hbaving some titne expired, ...

... I c if R 1ST MA S. ,,,not chooe'e but love the bells, W~ith their lmrmonious din, , tuneful bells whose falls and swells j;ing Rrfly Christmas in. goy sound like angel vicees sent sroin suoe nercuer sphere, ajog amid the firmament-- ?? Prince of Peace is hereI :oodwill fulfil, fulfil goodwill! Their round lips seem to say; -'bs beat ye can for brother man ! GCes on the cheerful lay. Amd ...

... The hearing of the petition in the case of W. ?? ?? Treacy and others was resumed at' WI County Court yesterday before Ii.r. rje ue~ am, Wheee ~ 0 r perdfrte thai ?? r.Lre n r oysfral popi Mr. Treacy, the secretary of the St. Patrick's Burial wits Society, whose evidence was not concluded on the M previous evening, again took his place in the witness Tret box for examination by Mr. Russell. ...

... | j TIHE TREATMENT OF SEAMEN. TO rotE EDITRoS OP THE LIVERPOOL MEROURY. Gentlemen,-On the 24th ult. you kindly in- sorted a letter of mine on the subject of Seamen's Bethels, in which I endeavoured to accoant for the slow progress of religion among seamen. Will you allow me to give a few further illustrations on this subject, which may be useful to the true friends of seamen? Nothing, I ...

... PROGRESS O0, THE VAIr IN AMERICA. a TEII CAMPAIGN IN THE WEST. s The City of Baltimore brings some addi- tional particulars from the seat of war in the ,W^est3 though no later dates ; and as the result of the present campaign, and possibly that of the whole war, depends greatly on the success or failure of the present movements of the ,e Fderal and Confederate armies in Tennessee 3- and ...

... CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERN- MENT IN AUSTRIA. The develbpmeiR of constitutional govern- ment in the Austrian empire may be consi- dered one of the most remarkable political phenomena of our times. Twenty years ago, or ten years ago, the most sanguine of Libe- rals would scarcely have ventured on so start- ling a prediction as that the present genera- tion would live to see genuine Parliamentary ...

... PROGRESS OF THE WAR IN I ~AMERICA. THE CAMPAIGNS IN TENNESSEE AND GEORGIA. The steamer Nova Scetian brings news of the highest importance from the seats of war in Georgia and Tennessee. Many details are still wanting to -render these accounts clearly intelligible; but there can be no doubt that when we obtain such details we shall find the events amongst the most important of the present ...