... THE- MUSICAL DIRECTOR) OF1 ; I I THE V4RIET&IS - I PROPRIETO1R OF TEE GRAPES HOTEL At the second police court yesterday (before Messrs. J. G. ILivingston sad R. Hutohison), f Mr. Edward Grifflth, proprietor of the Giapes Hotel, Lime~etreet,: appeared toaianswerann Infor.- mnation in which he; wa chargedvdwith having gesaulted Mfr. Thomas Conniolly, muinacal con- ductor at'the Varieties; Mr.' ...

... : i , ; , is .! I -I 7. , I I I-: THE, MERSEY JDOCKS AND: HAU3BOUR BOAID BILL,. In the Houee of Commons, qV Tuesday eveui t,1 M h~r. ToLL~MaCH. asked th@ 1Preooident of Te Board of Tradle 'wleth'er ' htis 'attstli had U'tke called to, a bill.introdfied(by the kersey'DocW: and HaIrbour Boar4 for raibing- a further sumA of £1,100,000 for new works, the entire bonded debt of the Mfersey' ...

... 8sAmB POPuIm LflX sUPBBMA. We regret to learn, on authority which coaf seems beyond dispute, that there is .much Of distress among the working men of New we South Wales. The Trades' Unions of Sydney enj have sent over an address to the secretary uni and members of the Amalgamated Society of oh the United Kingdom, in which the condition chi of the various trades of the colony, more ha ...

... , :.IOT - ENERAL .E . I | OOm;H GESRA ABS: EBLIES | ESTABLISHED OHUROIT. .:Qn Monday, the moderator announced' that he hld received a communication for Dr. Woodford, .1 stmting t~m preseuitatlona to the' lib~iar'yf r copy of his edition of ?? 'Catechismo and sug4 gesting'6tpropriety of making a transcript of the minutes of the Weatminiter Assembly of Divfnesf from which le had introduiceY ...

... I g South Anerica is the home of this tre. Dz pier, the voyager, who visited the Caraccas in ICA say The coast is a continual tract of hi;. ridges of hills and valleys which alternately in . p~ointing upon the shores fromi north to seifi. 'e The valleys ae from two to five furlong~s vide. ad e in length from the sea three or four miles. C~cea, i, nuts, of v hich chocolate and cocoa are made, ...

... iATEST , AM %LEGRAPMC ~NEWS. cOMMEROIAL. LONDON, MONDAY Ev'ENING. Tbe ?? of Italian politics and the gnty of the immediate Issues have adversely ted the markets both In prices and Ii business. iey,, uneettled and uncertain, though they nst leave off at quite the lowest prices of the ,The opinion is that It will be hardly possible ,oid war. The funds have deolined 4 and siatock A, while ...

... 1, Wo cannot undertaketo return communications of which we do not avail ourselves. Communications should lwnsys bo legibly written in Ink, and ons one suise of the fixer- oniss; length inereasoe the didifculty of finding space for them. Whatever is intended for insertion lncat be nathenticated by the name and address of the writer, not naceasarily for publcation, but as a rumintee od big good ...

... I 'CORREISOSNDENCEL-l I ?? ~~ ?? - 11 Q I -,1 I. Ili , : - , _: i ., .. | ;ht THE P-OPOSED.CHuROH FOR -.NORTH SHORE. i.; >TG THE ]DTORB 07 THE LIVnEOOL =BORT. au Gentlemen,-Allow. me- to caU the kind attention of 3b, your readers to thaadyerti~ernent relative to. the above church w:ich appears In your pa r of to-day, and to ask them kindly to respond. torm We have only Z725 r 2rr to ...

... ; I I 7 | We cannot nndertake to return communlcations of which iwe do Dot avail ourselves. Oommunicatlons should always be le bly written in Ink r and on one qad f MA paper onlyr length intcreases the difficulty of finding apace for them Whatever, to intended for Insertin must be -authenticated by 'the aendarsso the writer, not neceuarlly for publication, but as a eguarantee of his good ...

... WALLASEY LOCAL BOARD OF I z.HEALTH. The monthly meeting of this board wag held. yesterday afternoon, at the public office, Xgremont. Present. Messrs. Kerferd (in the chair), Dixon, Buchanan, Davler F.:Lowndes, Cbadbnrn, Inaes, Wiaiams, IL DA Lown73 and Bower. CONBITION OF SOMTERVILLE d HALOST'BA.D0Af. A letter was read. from the ratepayers Of Somerville complaining of the inadequate mainer- in ...

... I ' HOUSE Oi0F LORDS. in iF RIDAY, APR.t 12. eg Their lordships nmet at four o'clock a | Th ' ROYAL ASSENT. Is The Roiyal assent was given by commission to, they Canada Railway Loan Bill, the Criminal i Lunatdcs BaU, the Shippig Looal Dues Bill, the. Mutiny Bill and a num esr of private bills. The Royai Oommissioners, were the Lord Chan- cellor, the Earl of Devon, and the Earl of teanker- . . ...

... TOICORRESPONDENTS. . We cannot undertake to return ?? of which we do not avail ourselves. ?? seould always be legibly written In Ink, and on ese 8ide of.the papsr only; length Increazeo the difficulty of flinding Wce for them. Whatever in intended for Insertion ut bh authenticated by the name and addrem of the writermnot necessarily for publlcatlen, but as a guarantee of his good faith, ...