... FOREIGN .NEWS. = _ _ N M S _v , ,FRANCKE The im ortduty upon olive oil hsh ben fixed at 81f. ebltgo fotv kiijllu Pon e iv? oriib iien h-iad' 4f. for - nlogrammes ' ' ' PABIS, OC. 13. The bourse has been hiesvy. ' 1entes closed at 68f. 80c., or100.i'ower tbnyeterday. ' SPAIN AND.. CHILI. MADIUD, Oar. 13. The Politica publishes an article on the Ohiliavi question, in which it declares that ...

... DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES AT THE . LIVERPOOL SCHOOL OF SCIENCE. The sixth session of this school was openedi on Wed- nesday evening In the lecture hall of the Free Public Library, William Brown-street. Air. James Samuelson presided, and there was a large attendance of pupils. The CHAIRMAN, in openinz the meeting, said that he bad been asked to take the ?? at the distribution of prizesaud atthe ...

... ASSOCIATION OF PROVIDENCE I- S The quarterly meeting of the friends and sup- porters of the Association of Providence for the Protection of Orphan and Destitute Boys was held ladt evening, in St. Mary's Schoolroom, Ray- street. The Rev. Father Nugent presided, and amongst other gentlemen on the platform were the Rev. Fathers Almond, Shepherd, Dillon. and Carr, Mr. Councillor Fairhurst, Dr. ...

... THE GAS AND WATER WORKS, AND THE FERRtIES. Last evening a large and influential meeting of tbe ratepayers of Wallasey (called by Mr. J. C. Boy d, chairman of the local board), was held in the drill shed, Egremont, for the purpose of con- eiderizig the following objects:- First, an in- tended application by the -Wallasey local board to Parliament to purchase land and borrow an additional sum ...

... THE PRINCESS DAGMAR'S .: STATE ENTRY INTO ST. PETERSBURG. For some days after the Priucess Dagmar arrived at Peterhoff, her royal highness remained at Czarsko Selo to recruit her strength for the state entry into ft. Petersburg, which teok place on Saturday, the 26th ultino. The sun again shone with a warmth and brilliancy fitted for thei best days of midsummer, shedding, in the p'betioal ...

... MCLESIBTICAL NEWS. P~mmkzwnAND' ArPPonnwTmHN .Botley, Rev. H. to cusaey of St. Iad's, Hanhcesfer.' Barker, Revf. R 0i.' to ?? ot Hexam 9arwis, Rey. ?? 0., to stipendiary buracy of Cawthorne, 'FYorts. ' . . 4 ?? Bickelse, U;BviJ. }, to Inubeney of St Savipur Churob,, Hfghbmy.. 'Blrd,d Rev,,G. ., -to curavy of lre'at Chart. Drew Rev . L X W., to nficuibencyof tho'newdistlet ;, of 9ts Mchael, ...

... THE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN ?? SYNOD. THE ORGAN QUESTION. The English Synod of the United Presbyterian Church resumed its Fittings on Wednesday mora- ing, and continued the consideration, commenced on the previous evening, of a memorial from the London Presbytery, regarding the small supply of students and the want of candidates for missionary work. The Moderator (the Rev. Dr. M'Kerroo) ?? Rev. Mr ...

... HOTLAKE 'RAILWAY.-The adjourned meeting of shareholders in thin line, held at the company's offices Jackson-chambers, yesterday, at noon, Mr. ?? Poole in the chair, was further adjourned until Tuesday, the 13th proximo. Mr. Arthur Lloyd, the most comical of comic singers, given his second comic concertthis evening (Wednesday), at the Concert Hall, Lord Nelson- ?? and on Friday evening he will ...

... LOOAL NEWS. T h e G arctfc n otific s t h a t 'th e fo llo w in g p la c e s Id The Gazette nloetifiesetbadsothF l z h ~d ha've been duly registered forteelmi~t~lo mhe marriages therein -Fairfield Presbyterian Church, West Derby; Richmond Chapel, lBverton. m- A proposal for the erection of a new pier, suit- In- able to the requirements and development of 11 Southport, Is now being seriously ...

... I LATEST AND TFELEGRtAJHIC NEWS, COMMERCIAL. LONDON, FIDAY EVIENIN4, The Bank returns of Iast night somewhat dis- appointed expectation, more espeoially with respect to the bullion; but to-day nothing is seen in it in~ooneisteutwitha reduction in the rate of discount next Thursday. It is true, the bullion and the reserve are lowver; but the reduction is owing to tfhe payment of the dividends, ...

... TO Tar EDIORS I. Or THM IrVZRPOOL TUST. Gentlemen,-I am (allow me to' state) partion. larly anxious that people shotld learn now to tske a Turkish bath and acquire the HaBt of taking it 'accordiag to their ow perceptionc and feeligs of iright sad wrong, Most persons' can swim:al .isacquiredby habit. Bowith all muscularexeroies, or Turkdish bafatreatmnent. It is the Eusrr we desire to enforce, ...

... EXTRAORDINARY REVELA- TIONS. A - - _ L o t _ - - A poor woman came before the Bethnal-green Board of Guardians, at a meeting just held, and stated that she attended to prefer acharge against an undertaker, who was a parish funeral contractor. She stated that-in July two of her children were buried by the contractor, under an order which she had obtained from the parish officer, in the Great ...