... [BY TUMRAP.] Cholera beo abated in Paris. The improvement coincided with the change of temperature. An inchiand half of rali 'bo fallen it Cape Clear, and more than an inch at Plymouth; anFd the intermingling of the easterly and southerly currents prevailing yesterday wrill probably aces. eion much rain all over the country. INDIA. The India mail habs arrived, with Bombay advioee to Sept. 8, ...

... I GORRESPONDENOB. I x RugjiwAy GroivANom. TO TIU NDITOS Or THUl LIVfllOOL BIWA lY. Gontlemen,-A few weeks molne I took return ticketi from Liverpool to Matlock for myself and wife. We left Lime-street by the London and Northbwooteru Ralway and want through to Buxten without chageo but on returning we had to turn out at an unaalaaea station In lancheater, and to take a car to the Viotoria ...

... I|ERIANISM IN LIVERPOOL. The following is the rerbatim copy of a letter addressed-Care Mr. RnifleH Polico Cort Dea Stlreet Liverpool for the Reporter the Liverpool Marofry_ Liverpool October 718i65 Mr edeter sir i take the liberty of sending you thece [uo lines hoping that you will give them speace is your next marcuy concerning the fealias movement of wich i have been watching cldoealy ...

... *IMhPROVEiD APPROACHiES TO THE RIVER. I (COMMUNIOATMD.) In tbe Afercury of Baturday a report was given of the special meeting of the town council, held on Friday, to consider a communication from the dock board relative to improvements in the ap- proaches to the river. At that meeting a plan by Mr. Edmund Thomson for improving the ap- proaohes, accompanied by an explanatoryletter tO the mayor, ...

... STRANGE DPING$ IN A LIVYER- POOL BOARDING S3CHOO . Margaret Boddan, who is devoribod as the keeper of a ladies';sohool at 43, Pembroke- place, and who was given into cuntodly on:tlhe previous day on a oharge arming out of a sumlmoni beard against har for illegally pledging certain articles of jewellery, was brought up yesterday at the police court before Mr. 1affien, the stipen. diary ...

... wilrSadSO SoraxirAt SAUsS POPUA E SUPR A. DOMESTIC. - According to existing arrangements, the Prince and Princess of Wales will arrive at Knoweley on the 30th instant, and on the following day their royal highnesses will pay a semi-private visit to this town. In order to check the Sunday trading practice so extensively carried on in beer- houses in Liverpool, the local magistrates are putting ...

... SALUS POPULI LXSERUBIA. SUM~MARY. DOMESTIC. ra The remains of Lord Palmereton will be st interred to-day in Westmiaster Abbey. Ilse-: n where we give an account of the latest C;o ru rangements in connection with the funeral. a At the meeting of the Mersey Dookea Board yesterday, it was reported that the t] gross earnings of the pilot boats for theo I quarter which ended on the 30th of Sept. v ...

... ankle, caused by a fall, were admitted in-patients the Queen's Hospital, yesterday. ...

... The Church Institute. soir&e of this institution took place Monday evening, in St. Matthew's school room, under the presidency of the Rev. J. H. Sharwood (vicar). During the evening address was delivered by Mr. J. N. Langley, Wolverhampton, the prizes taken by members of the institute at the recent Science and Art Examinations were distributed, and several vocal and instrumental selections and ...

... Trince Amadeus Italy took his departure for the Continent on Friday. Market Hall Warp.—We understand that .Air. John Tickering, in whose favour the show of hands wai, declared at the ward meeting held on Friday last, has retired from the contest. This determination, so suddenly arrived at, will take his supporters by surprise, the more so the result of the canvass on Saturday it is said placed ...

... Mr. Edmund Tattersall writes to the Times that two horses have died at Windsor with all the symptoms of the Rinderpest, and on Saturday he heard of another case from a veterinary surgeon who attended it, and who had the horse killed; he assured him that the po.it mortem examination confirmed all his suspicions—and he has had great experience among cattle. My obiect in sending this letter, ...

... BEVERLEY. COUNTY COURT.-A, sitting of this court was held on Monday, before W. Raines, Esq., judge. Thle numberof cases was unusually large, there being 142 new plaints, besides adjourned cases and judgment summonses. The only case of general interest was that of Dean v. Patterson, adjourned from the last court. Plaintiff is a merchant resid- il in Hull, and the defendant is an engineer and ...