... A TORY CANDIDATE'S COMMITTEE LIST, ?? Petbaps the most wonderful literary productiou called forth by the present election is the list of Mr. Bennett's committee, as published on Saturday. It seems to have been compiled from the Manchester Directory, and insufficient care seems to have been shown in distributing the pages of that useful work to the transcribers. The compilers have drawn largely ...

... The polling took place yesterday, The city was I a state of kreatexcltement. hr. Jacob Brlght, the M-ril candidate, took a clear lead at the com:euceornt, sul steadily increased up to the close of the poll, winning br a majority of 1.S.;l votes over Mr. sennett. Mr. Mftch.l Henry, who calls himself a modeerate Liberal, sto30a c chance, whatever. The following Is a return of Ithe p. Ing :- Nine ...

... EVANGELICAL CONFERENCE IN LONDON, [From eur ownt Corvesponlesett.] Yesterday, a privata couferuco1 wan held ft willis's IeOOMP, London, under the auapiees of the Ch-rch A88oot. ation, to elicit the common ?? of faithful and earnest members of the Reformed Church of England at this crisis in her history, and so to arrive at a clear de- cleon as to the policy to be pursued by Protestant Evan. ? ...

... IRiSH C0uRca AISSIO~s. The annual meeting of the Birmingham aul Eduhghli'n Association in connection with the Irish Churoh b5tH. was hold on Alonrday, at the Afsenably 1leorn,N: -X. Royal Hotel, Temple Row. The Rov. Dr. Wilkinseo lrie. aided, and there were a number of clergymen and i t es and gentlemen present. After prayer hod been offered, The Rev. 0. T.iWILKOIeSON, LEA., read tho annual ...

... DIm. PENGELLY ON TUE RECENT DISCOVERIES IN KEnT'S CAVERN. On Dionday evening, Mr. W. Iengolly, ,lS., G.S,, ?? delivered a lecture at the Blidland Institute on The nmort Rooent Diseoverieo in Kant's Cavern, Devon. shire, There was a large audIence, The lecture wan illustrated by diagrams, and by a number of apeol- mein of the remains found In the cavern, Mr. Pen. gelly commenced by giving a ...

... NOTICES TO CORilESPONDENTS, DI1 N ?? than one thllssand. DYr '-lIabbita are inciuded under the dofinition of Iare the Poachlig Act. e( YNou can reGO 'er before the Magistrates, under co blasr 6and Worken's Act. t ' -- es duo il Cnllada cannot be paid In Eughand; b; t ~ ran ?? usight be jilado to pay them through B ' nis6 h propser expression is to say that the W09t '~dj ?? bolonlgto Aujesica, ...

... LATEST$ NEW [RF'VTX,'s ITALY. FLORENCE, VS('eAct t( nn) Tbo hamer O I~publs entinued to~day the debat The Chamaber of PopetiOS on the ?? and foreign poliy of the of tho late Goverr.- Sino ~isacensured the ?? Signor DIAB8ari 6°nt ll(,y of Biron icasol in the Ment, and defended te0 PO BdOY parby acountable F.0man que ien U held the, ?? tomas quetiolo] bed~ bon shed, It was Impossible to for the ...

... The file of American papers, containing the text of President Johnson's message, came In on Saturday. The telegram by the Atlantic cable and that from Queenstown which we published on Saturday morning, render it ua- necessary for us to give the whole message. Bub, In the case of the two following passages, the President's exact language is interesting:- Ol'ESISTAtCE: TO UNCONSTITUT'rIONAL ...

... | [BY ELECTRIC TLxosxRAFU.] HOUSE OF LORDS. Their Lordshlpa met at five o'clck. THE EMPEFOR MAXIMILIAN. Lord STrATronD DrE BEDOLIFFE asked if the Govern- mint had received any official account of the death of the Emperor Maximilian, and whether they intended to move the Heuso to take, any notice of the event, or to condole with her Majesty on aolrocumstance which must bea source of great ...

... EISTORY OF THE REFORM BILL. FROM ITS I14TRODUOTION INrO THE HOUSE TO ITS PASSING THE THIiND READING. Foit the first time for thirty- liv yeYsus, an Act for Amend. tng the 1{epreaentittion of the People, has received the saflction of the Hlouse of Comumone. While the Rlform Bdl is under till consideration of the Lords, it may lie of some ?? to give the dates of the prinoipal ocourrences which, ...

... NEWVS OF TUE DAY. It, is stated that ytarori YeN Bi:r-s, the Austrian Alristei, will pay a visit to England at tiro close of the oresent 1n1011til. it is stated, oe seemingly good autbority, that the Special (tourimission for the trial of the Manchester I'eniass %-ill bo opened onl the 'bh of n-xt month, fbrfore tivo Of her MlMjesty's piuisne Judges, 'Iwot Ithe la:s itujuttd bv the frightful ...

... NEWS OF THE DAY, A violent storm raged in the Channel o lna night-so violent that the captain Of thoe Calai, cal~ Dover mail boat declined to put to sea, Several wrocl4 have been reported along the South coast, but a no details have come in. The wind also blew a gali the North Sea, and a good deal of damage was done t, shipping along the North-Eastern coast, 'The rumours current as to which of ...