... - 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, ...

... I. I. I - - ; + -_ rl t es ' ?? §!q ~C.. ?? S 1 -B 1 - d _ _ I I I I .; _ _ _ _ _ THE, LIVERPOOL rFINANCIAL ASSOCIA- TION` (L1*1TED). Fellow Shareholders,-As the directors seem so the differencs ?? thesdpeptostopa alyis A NERVOUS SH&RuEHlOLDER. 1st Januar7, 1867. SERVICE'RESERVOIRS. TO THE ESDITORS OF THu LIVHBPOOL IMZOURY. Gentleraen,-1 observb'frbin the report in your- cobinirs of the last ...

... .On Sunday evening a fire occurred at Dundee, which, if not for magnitude, at least for intensity And dangerous character, has been exceeded by Dope since the burning of Messrs. Kirkland and Son's woodyard some years ago. The subjects of the conilagration wer~e he mill and adjacent pre- mnises in D~ouglas-street, Lower Pleasance, known, we believe, as ILower Pleasance Mfill, and belong- ing to ...

... | South America is the home of this tree. Dam. pier, the voyager, who visited the Caraccas in 1682, Eays- Tho coast is a continual tract of high ridges of hills and valleys which alternately ran pointing upon the shdres from' north to south. The valleys are from two to five furlongs wide, and in length from the sea three or four miles. Cocoa- ,nuts, of which ?? and cocoa are made, are the ...

... AN'-IRISH ELECTION 1RO1r. I The Dublin Dailu Expr-s, a Tory paper, . i lishea the following particulars of the disturbain at the *atertord election :-'Anticipatin. c: violence the agents of C.aptain Talbot r.w.t that the voters should be aqbembled in large bo Ltt and sent under a sufficient military escort t o town of Dungarvan on the day preceding t I polling. thus thinking to avoid the ...

... ENGLAND ANp THE EASTE. N QuhETIo IS X, It appears not improbable that 'he ,preent year may witness the serious revival of the too familiar Eaatern QUtetioP-or, perhaps we should rather say, the occurrence of events that 'in other days would have provoked the diplomatic jealousies and hostilities which this ominous phrase has come to denote. It may be that the Governmensts of Europe are wiser ...

... |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 ...

... BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN I .- LIVEIRP4OOL. .FIFTY-SECOND WEEK, 1866. In the week ending last Saturday 3475 births and 2610 deaths were registered in. ten large cities and boroughs of England, including'London. The births were 157 below, while the deaths exceeded by 88, the average weekly numbers in the ten years, 1851-60, corrected for increase of population to the middle of this year. The, deaths ...

... - MURDER- BY' FRENCYI SOLDIERS. . The first military tribunal of Paris has just been engaged in the trial of two voltigeurs named Ciosi and Agostini, both natives of Corsica, for murder at Champerret - LevalloiR, a commune in the environs of Paris, during the night of the 2nd November last. The two accused had been spending the evening at a wineshop on the Boulevard Beneau, kept by a man named ...

... ELECTION OF, MEMBERS OF THEIR DOCK BOARD. '3 'e The annual meeting of dock ratepayers took race yesterday, at the Dock Office, Revenue- A- uildings, for the purpose of electing six persons W5to serve on the board in the room of Mesars. )f Beazley, Job, Forwood, Harrison, Hormby, and f Hubbac'k, who retired by rotation. With the exception of Mr. Beazley the retiring members conented to stand ...

... NEW WELSH CONGREGATIONAL CA IIEL, PARK-ROAD. The Congregational body having increased in Liverpool during the last few years, chapels that were a short time ago large enough have now become inadequate to- the requiroments of their d growing congregations The consequence is that ney and handiome'edifices have' been built, and in localities where recently a Congregational place of a worsbip was ...

... . ^B , a ,, !.S I ?? -, AMALGAMATION OF W&BH . : I IIRAILWAYS. From a report Issued by the committee of deben- ture and share holders meeting in London to promote amalgamation of Welsh railways, and addressed to the parties interested in the several union undertakings, it does not appear that the scheme will be seriously supported in Parliament during the ensuing session. Of the l9linesof rail ...