... LATEST AMf TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. 0OMMZRCLA1A LONDON, MOci)AT EVENING6 The stock narktets ar again a little firmer, IItg to renewed nimnation in India 5 per cents., icl have been done at 105J. The amount of ness doing is still inconsiderable, but the tone sufficiently improved to lead some persons to pe that the not unusual rally at the close of the ar may ropeat itself. But this does not seem ely. ...

... DREADFUL OUTRAGE IN I DURHAM. SENTENCE OF DEATH. At the Durham Assizts, on Saturday, bvf're Mr. Justice Lush, Henry Brownlesa (55), pitmian, was charged with the wilful murder of a child, named Ann Maria Reed, at Houghton-le-Spring, in October last. The first witness was Mary Ann Brownless, the daughter-in.law of the prisoner, who stated that she and her husband lived with her father-in-law at ...

... , ,l u SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCB IN THE ENGLISH CHANNEL. The following letter has been addressed to the editor of the Standard:- Sir,-Qn the night between the 18th and 19th instant, the Belgian Government mail packet Ruby, Ca tain Dufour, on her voyage from Ostend to Bover, when within a few miles of the South Foreland, sighted at about a mile distant Ea ailing smack coming from the westward, ...

... *I~vtvpool , Iffrfurt* SALTuS POP7LX -LX ?? SUMMARY. DOMESTIC. Phe results- of' the explosion at Barnsley -re even more deplorable than wae at first aeticiated. The closest estimate of the num'er of colliers killed is 376; and to this frightful list must be added the names -f a body of brave men, including several -eminent -mining engineers, who lost their lives while exploring the workings ...

... FRAUDULENT PROSPEOTUSES AND SHAREHOLDERS' LIABILITIES. A question of the very gravest importance to the commercial and trading community is now pending before the equity tribunals. It is this: Are the liabilities of a shareholder in a banking or other joint-stock company con-, tingent on the veracity and good faith of the statements, by 'which he was induced 'to become a shareholder? If a. ...

... DARLASTON. FRIENDLY SOCIETY DisPuTrE._-At the Weduesbury rolice Court, yesterday, Blenjacin Perkins, scorotary of the St. George's Mutual Frlendly Socioty, hell at St. George's sohool-room, appeared before Messrs. J. Marshall and T, Davis, in answer to a suluamons calling upon him to show eause why John Guest, an expelled neomber of the society, should not be reinstated. Dlr. Ebsworth appeared ...

... aside. At last, old Mrs. Murnford hit upon it-' Lock him out, she said, lock him out, Mrs. Barn- staple, ma'am. That's what I used to do to mumford, when he went into 'Sioty, and come home in a manner thaI 'Siety ought to be ashamed on. And now he's like a lamllb -all the sperit quite took out on him. Lock 'im ot, ma'am: thats my advice. Experience carried the day; sagacious Mrs. ...

... SAYI.NG LIFE FROMI SHIPWRECK IN 18G. During the year which is just closing the lifeboats of the National Lifeboat Institution have savedthe crews of the following distressed ships on the coasts of the British Isles :-From the steamer Bessie, of Hayle, 9; the barque Reliance, of Whitby, 9 ; the barque Vic- torinei of Ostend, 1; the brig Osep, of Fiume, 7; the schooner Black Agnes, of South ...

... SKETCHED BY DR. NEWMAN. [From Mce Mouth.] We observe that the French translation of -r. Newman's Apologia contains some notes which are not in the original. They have no doubt been wsitten for the pur. pose of conveying to French readers the knowledge of English matters which is presupposed on this side Of the' cisasnel. One of themn treats of ths subject which we ha~ve nientiored aS so ...

... LATUST NEWS. [By ATLANTIC TeLEautArla.] AMERICA. TEHE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE. NtSW YORK, DECEMBER 3, Congress opolled to-day. President Johnson adheres to his former policy, and *rurges Congress to adopt it. The Treasury receipts for the year oeding Juan will ex- ceed the expenditure by itS,000,000 dollars. Relative to foreign affairs the Malssago says :-Forelgn rations have shown a more just ...

... WARWIOKSHIRE CHAMBER OF AGRICULTURE. The first general meeting of the County Chamber of Agriculture was held at the Warwick Arms Hotel, on Saturday last. Lord Leigh presided, and there were also present Messrs. H. C. Wise, MI.P., C. I. Cclde cott, J. Harris, G. Abell, I. Philips, A. Startin, J. Ford, E. Umbers, S. UTmbers, J. Moore, J. Witherington, T, Horley, E. Robins, J. J. Burbery, J. S. ...

... BOARID OF CUARDIANS. The usual fortnightly meeting of the Guardians was lati, yesterday, in the Boardl-room, at thu Parish Offices, Piaradiso Street. AMr. J. JONEs occupied ?? chair.-Urr. CoIIlcEiz, Jun., road the minutes ef the General Purposes Committee, in which were the following reoomniceudationa wit-h regard to the relations of the Beard to the Chaplain -Thakt it is, in the opinion of ...