... 1LATEST ANED tEGRAPHC NEWS. COMME1RCIAL. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENIONG. T share settlement has been concluded to-day 1I0ut any inconvenience. Attention has been I Italen up with this circumstance, to the I oeegao of ordinary business. Nevertheless the 2 of prices has been rather favourably jaelced than otherwise by the progress of 1 rtD The total failure of the Spanish loan in D {gi and the ...

... I ! PRgFERMEN-TS-AND APPOINTMENTS. Appleton, Rev. 3., to Iupmbenqcy eS St Mark's, B staplefl.d Vo16n , ex*19. Rev. W., to vicaraezof Navestock, Essek. Becker, Rev. L I. to riotory of AddLagton, BiacIli JBrewve';' R&Wi tovi~trage of Fatlnkham. Etches, Etpv. _0w ' ko4~~r f0 Logborougb, near Moretout-ii-tc t.6 hire .°o'nn ambroltc~hiret q-~l ,, Wu of Tenby, Maild ?? r lpae of AeXbu4n . Maio51ay ...

... LATEST AMD !LEGRAPIC NEWS COMMERCIAL. LONDON, TUESDAY EvEmNT. Bather an improved feeling prevailed for some icie on the Stock Exchange, except in connection ,jth American railroad stocks, which fell upon d~tligence of a sort of panic in Now York. The tows came by Atlantic Telegraph, and nothing ore than the bare fact is generally known Aerican railroad stocks are largely held in this Country, ...

... LATEST AED T txEGuAPHIC NEWS ?? ?? .. 1 N LSDON BREAD RIOTS. noun; esg t d of London on Saturday morning, aitu At th3 0of Commercial-road, several baker' a nu. b the lie'ttacked by a crowd of dook labourers ?? ^°P~wtre grd plui~dered of their stock of bread. cA oncl r~a~b3nera of tho shops offered resistance admI VbmROo0m5shed in the windows andl committed tahemE tte rsl~c ?? of ti colofir ...

... SI A IS POPULI LEX SUPRE:A. SUMMAR . Y DOMESTIC. , Another Cabinet Council was held on Wednesday. For the second time since the commence- ment.,of this .year.there has been a sudden and complete break-up of severe frost. On Tues4ayznight the country was covered with hardene.,snow, and within a few hours. after- wards a.rapid thaw set in, stripping the fields of their. w~te covering, and ...

... LANCASTER ELECrION COMMISSION. The Iacter lection Com zs their inquiries en Saturday, in the Stir, The first witneses cafled were- Robert Jackson and Charles Lmb, both of whom voted for the Cons * date, but got nothing for their vote. Alderman Georye Jackson, wine and F chantvoted for le ick Sand id ceived nO money whatever for abs p Jelection.Christopher Hudson, dispensed c oinehouseholder ?? ...

... DEATH OF A POLICE OFFICER UNDER DISTRESSING CIRCMST SI x An inquest was held on Satarday, before Mr. J. Devey, eputy borough coroner, on the body of r Thomas Brown 34 years of age, a borough police constable, who ive in 14 Court, Hampton-street 1. Jane Brown the wife of the deceased, deposed tthat about twelve o'clock on the night of the 211th i October the deceased on his return home said he ...

... - LATEST A=D T1ELEGRAr-IC NEWS. COi)MERCIAL. LONDON, TUESDAY EvxNnG?. The favourable character of the revenue returns 'eag helped to strengthen the stock markets, ,spccially as there is a promise of a good surplus at the end of the financial year, while a more con- siderable sum is available than last quarter for applicition to the sinking fund. There has also. been a lass demand for money, ...

... LATEST AD I pGRAPHIC NEWS. ~te states that Lord Lianlover is in lgerou~ state that all hope of his recovery 11gtdened by his medical attendants. COMMERCIAL. LONDON, WED=aDAT EVmqWG. p etnckma5eta have not engaged much toier, IheY argenerally steady, prices about the same as at the close yesterday. i severitY of tbl weather is a check to business tvestcaen~ n, and there is no inclination to v ...

... I -EC -EDITION. |!(--ECOND EDITION.- :j~ 1BY T!ZLEORAPS.]-- Tue Q~ueen has sent £200 to the Bishop of London ~to be distributed during this inclement season among some of the different refuges for the house- less poor.in London. III The Times says it is reported in lthe diocese that 'the Bishop of Exeter is about to resign, andf that t,'e Hon. Archdeacon Harris, a broterf the 'of Malmesbury, ...

... BALUS POPULI LEo SUPlEA. I DOMESTIC. A fair estimate of the extent of the pro- wailing distress in' Liverpool may be formed from the fact that about 21,000 persons are receiving relief, indoor or outdoor, in the parish alone. The. local authorities are doing all they can to mitigate the Isufferings of the poor, and private charity is well seconding their exertions. The official liquidator of' ...

... . L .Profedsor Goldwin Smith is about tdolecture in t:d b,town on tho Political lHiStoi) 'of ICgland. HIs two subject.arre:to be ?? m and Crom- a twlelL: .: ?? '11 : ?? - , RiTuMArg.-As will ,be seen from our. advii. t tisinrcolumno,'a lecture on ThbeLord's Supper a will e delivered; this evening by 'th Rev. W. t Clementeon, M.A., in connection with: the Liver. I pool Auxiliary of the ...