... SE I iJ, .& j h BY A vuBLO ABI ?? ?? . ?? I., 4. 1 ?? , i, 5 , I I \As Ir. Moore haiing,,briefly opeyxed the' case, the magh ~trata muggested whether under all the dir- ouins n it wa3 not a muattesr t ruight be :stld Vthe parties oub of Goui-' l ?? Mrz. B~ei tert~a- ...

... THE TOWN COU'NCIN THEE LI qUO TR . o - T~ae council anet yesterday 4o discuss the pro. ' visions of the Lcensing Bill-which' committee of o eoungillors' and magietrates .oonbined have been r for the las three or four onths' engaged in pre. 3 paring.c There weas less diference of opinion expressed than might have been. expected on a V subject presentig so lnany points of debate, and. the bill ...

... HEALTH OP THE PAEMIEB-It ic announced that the Earl of Derby is sufering from a severe attack of gout. f ?? nine o'clock last night, a fire broke out on the premises of Mr. E. Brammall cabinet maker Islington. The fire was coafined r to the office, where it originated, and the damage done was only trifling. Abhgie from Hatbon- garden, accompanied br a-bodyof the fire police under Mr. ...

... LATEST AND §fE-RAHIC NEWS ?? ,_ cU0MMERCLAL. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING. Bhagh busint-s is but slowly recoyering its sry 6iuimation, the tendency of prices con- to unprove. Each day may not mark an Once, but the upward movement continues celeCs; bO that prices now are very different hat thty evtre aix weeks ago. The main is the abundance of money held partly by finhlic and patrtly by the banks, ...

... ?? lstfPxA. 8ALUS POPUtl LE UPE4 DOMESTIO. If Lord Stanley's advice is adopted by his mrinisterial colleagues, any reform bill which the present Government may bring in will admit the best of the working class to the franchise. His lordship, in a letter addressed 'to the secretary of a Conservative Asso_ eiation at Huddersfield, says that everybody, so far as he knows, is willing to give ...

... I WHE DISTRESS IN LWERPOOL. 1* _ _ Lhsteveninge'irculars wore sent to the trades- men in Great George Ward requesting them to attend a meeting at the Great George Hotel, Upper Pitt-street, for the ?? of taking into consideration the best means of relieving the dis- tresesd persons in that didtrict. - The meeting was held two hours'after the circulars were issued, and notwithstanding the brief ...

... I v: . tile l 3ttOr O 3U t T r -f . I , er u like London? -It is in the midst of o red on board ship like a necklace'? a *cLral yai .l~rn ' 01rr7oon like a revolution ?--There is 4 e'retablho Origin ?? he is Why sbo~ld a pixclly o (pair). tus ?? 6. ~ alch~N make good 1rifle volunteers. \ 00 ll ?? t cL d tle Pleases about things; btit beit as he Pleases. a relet not ul wrote to his sweet. U. ...

... | _._L ,(7:L z$'ax 1. Civic DIN 5-Loat I, aveming his Worship the Mayor entertained a party o' gentlemen, number. ing upwards of 50, to dininer t et the To !i Halt The guests included the Rev. G Ibert Sandbach, ReY. W. Leveson, Rev. Enoch MelA or, Right Rev. Dr. Goes, Rev. Canon Fisher X,, ior Talbot, Lieutenant-Colonel clay, Major Blundei. Captain. Hockey, R.N., &c., &C. LIIERAnY AND ...

... |I> TH EALABAMA CA-IMS.; - | TIM Times says- It is with hearty satisfaction tawerecord the friendlyovr Ma&jesty' Government t4tatuc made by her states, Lord Stanley has instructe the Britesh MntratWashington to propose a resort3 to arbitration on the differences arising out of the American war, and from the Ian 1age in whichc this decision has been mad ?? Foreigx4 Office we may 3infer that a ...

... |I. . - I A special me~t~ng Of the town council, for the purpose Of appointinag trustees nhd commissioners under the local ants,. was held Yesterday; in the foune1cil chamber of the Town all, the Mayor (Mr.. Alderman J. Q. Morris) presiding. His Worthip the Mayor having wished a1 present a appy and prosperous new year Mr. Robertson Gladstone eaid, before tiay com- menced the business for ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTB. . . . . I We cannot undertaketo returncommurniationsof which we do not avait ourselves. Communications should always bele bly written nink and on onhde a the paper OM; Ilength Increases rte difficulty of finding fee tor %em. Whatever In Intended for Insertion bmudbe authenticated by the name and address of the writer, not necessarily for publication, but as a guarantee of ...

... I_ In another part of to-day's Ch0ronicle will be found a report of the proceedings before the royal commission for inquiring into the legality of a mill dam at Low Moor, Clitheroe, belonging to Messrs. Garnett and Son. Sub- joined is the decision of the commissioners respecting it, whi2h was delivered yesterday afternoon, at the board- room of the guardians. Mr. Jordan, barrister, was present ...