... I : , I~~ . . I ,cl . . Hl NEv- B a -A corres ondent has sent us tfie nee ?? -LA commeroial traveller, representing the B Lndon hosein the teatrade,-gave to the conr et.duty-ast one. of the soup kitchens, 30 'rstu 1 Icka'ges of tea (shmples), obe given to the md Z6moet destitute of the applicants there. IXbis to be ere wished that this kid person could hii seen how :jg . raitefully his ...

... ?? CORRESPONDENCE FATHER NUGENT'S CONIEBT& TO TME O TED LiV OoL Er Gentlemen,-May I ask through the mediu oi your paprf all street boys taen to herefuge In Boho street are children of Roa Cathollea ~andS Ifunderno erumtace whatver no other child a dm 1td In that cam I think it takgs away the broad liberal sprit of the movement as I ?? more Protestants attend the concerto than Catholica. The ...

... -~ LATEST AD TELEGIIHIC NEWS COMMECIAL. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING. The 6tocl rmaricets continue dull, with unfavour. se tendencieo only partially relieved by unimn. nve~tiuellt* The chief adverse influences 3Still the weather, which is severe, and the con. Doatil demand for gold, which it is thought in qe quarters may this week lower the stock of dhal in the bank below £19,000,000. This is si ...

... . J - . ~ ?? .I lDIIDUCID FROM OBSERVATIONS TAli. AT THEI LIVERPOOL OBSERVATORY; ' . t' Latitude, 53' 24 48D N. Longitude, 3° 0 1'W. BABOMEM . TPEATVA Month ~ ,and Day. i | January. Inch. Inch. Inch.* Deg. Deg. Dog. Deg. Monday 4 80.06 29876 29.926 88.0 21.8 27.7 40.6 Tuesdaylb 80.10 80.0 80.074 80.4 25.2 27.8 40.2 Wednes.16 80.07 29.9s 80.030 88o 25.8 2D.4 40,8 Thurs ..17 29.1 29.81 29.726 ...

... I . I$AT~ L6~ -B . 'i . The sudden thaw on*tlewolds and moors-tths .jr,.ee country whioh drains'to the Humber)- ; has j5~~ iai i. an inundation as exceeds, in soie ca0cs, even the disaistiro neu of 1866. The late - frost prevented the land from drainfng t flood waters of the first week in the year, Ail When the thaw oamse every drop of the water an Off into the streams, the depth of snow thus ...

... .THE SPECIAL COMMISSION I _N FISHERIES.-. a J . CO3WAY, TcnDAY. o The special. oomuislssonora appointed under the or non . Fisheries Act, .1865, for. inquiring, into, the oI legality of fixed engines, fishing wetrs, and fishiog mill k dams on the rivers of England, held a court at Conway a to,day. The special cominmissloners are James Paterson, a REgq. (halman) Captain T. O. B. Spratt 0.B., ...

... Tche inquiry Was resumed yesterday. A large number of other witnesses were exa- mined, tbe whole of whom, with the exception of about a dozen, denied having received any money for their votes.^ Mr. Swainson, .town-clerk, said that the numbe. of Lancaster voters on the register in the year next following the passing of the Reform Act was 12124 namely, 958 freemen and 254 householders. He then ...

... COUNTY OLANCASTEHIRIRIFLE I , ;Si, IOAT ION. 'The annual meeting of thisassociation was held '5 at Prest~on, yesterday, Lieut.-Colonel Birchall in Is. t e chair. i The report stated that the association continued to prosper, that'the number of competitors attend. iug the priie ineetings still:'iu'creased, and that a so further improve'meint ii the'general average of pro. IQ ficiency was noted. ...

... I LOCAL; NEWS. YOUON MieN'6 CHnrsTrI AsscIATioN.-The attention of our r eaders is drawn to the fact that next week all the advertised classes and meetings of this society will be in full operation. 'Ladies are invited to 'join the singing tonic sol-fa olaso, to; meet on Tuesday evenings; 'but the other class are restricted to members 'of 'th iain as, owing to the recent large additions to the, ...

... qD CoR;RE8l~O~~WENTBs . 'Wosannot ur Idertahe to return aommunloatlons or whlch we- do not, avail ourselves, Communiations should -always be I Meglbly written in ink, and on Oem sde of the -- 'yuS? enr I; tlength Iricreases the difficulty of finding I =e for 6hem. - Whatever is Intended for insertion must be-- antentieated- by the name and address of the write r, not necessarily for ...

... ?? I. - !QNi | ' .THeC i e : 'As ?? te-t eru thinkthe ~ Regent's,Prk, siuee Yeung U~r'Dgatoiai 'thesonof lk~nxade able to our readers., He wasska~i j.t Jmss Park diodzing t-he vneo 84we h o broke, ~d sevral pe'hon ~iW6Ij adedi ;bisottinpajt h'heA awasm half aii Ijoji befwater neaorlyc' !If hand 'voit a few. Iline lesty mih poe I had b~n aongst the imme I ,,,ji * .erilze~~ thefeafidaccident ...

... SUPERB PIANO-FORTES. . - ?? The other day we paid a visit to the well-known piano-forte emporium of Mr. Edgar, at the corner of Berry-street and Upper Duke-street, and were, as on former' oecasion's, dighted with the pleasng. reoeption afforded by its proprietor. The pleasure of the visit, however, was much, enharped by an ins ection of the extensive and beautiful collection of ..nstruments ...