... ATiST ~ELGUA'HC N.E&WW ?? . COUTEiSr TEEGRAMS.] re tl] to A- .ERICA.| re teThA TIiaIL] tb tTl'ES TSLEGOBA.] at New YoaBXlbDAy, 5 30 Px. t. .are aloen the American cable n-id the ar turd laidsat any part of the coast of the b, rued as °t eptil Florida. to ted l34es ExChiOye, 109l. United States 5-20 an Geld lt. gie Qi 111liois Central, 115ws- ientrolewi.~c. Cotton: Middling upland, 30Jc. WI ...

... LANCASHIRE .CONGREGA-: TIONAL. UNION. --I- 7 I t The eanual meetings in, conneqtioni with' this union oowmienced yesterday in this town. In.the a: eveni4g'the usual tei meeting .took' vdace inigeat e GCortreet Ohalfel. ?? James 10idebbttom, of', ; a tiA;, p~resi6ded 'and . amongst others risent- w'ere thel'Revs. ?? M'Davies, O1d1ham; .WH- ; Davison, Bolt'on';'. .iYoung, IHeywvood;' J N. ...

... SAMS ?? LX ftUPEliB. ?? ?? \, I ,l ?? DOiESTIC.,'. A Cabinet Council-was held on Saturday afternoon. The Fairl 'of Derby, who has quite mhabak off the last visitation of his tkouble-: some eneiny, the gout, was present. ?? (who will be better remem - bered 'as Sir Benjamin Hall) die d 'on Saturday. A public meeting in advocacy of the lodger franchise has been held in London.' .- Durinigon the ...

... . (From OU1 own XvporteB. % LoxnDoN, MONDAy. THE LIVRRPOL IlMiPROVEMENT BILL. The ?? committee Of the Hous3e of Com1mon reumed consideration of this bill this morning- Mr.' Hudcastle in the chair. 'Mlr.'Apinll Q C ;(with him r. Pope), oened the -cade- for thoe buthers 'and 'ILagher ho'use committee.. He objected to tb~ finding of the committee at an early etage of the proceedings, to the ...

... I AND j {IIAPHIC NEWS. 001MNERCIAL. LONDON, MONDAY EVXNING. i osble change which ?? taken place in I , slItuation, by the probable acceptance ,ce for the settlement of the Luxom. haa satisfactory influence on the efA durig the early part of the day. C b finda at one time obtained am , the improved price of Saturday; fo0ignu stocks, which during the late I ,,crtjuilnty were gr~eatly depresse, ...

... ?? m-- : SALUS POPULI ~Lo SUPREUfA | SU MMARY. .. DOMESTIC. The Rev. T. L. Olaughton, vicar of Kidder- sninster,hasbeenappointed Bishop of Roohester. He belongs to the High Church p'Arty. i Mr. Bright intends to meet his consti- tuents at Birmingham on Monday evening' Rext, and address them on the present phase of the Reform question. Mr. J. B. Smith and Mr. Watkin, the imembers for Stockport, ...

... MERSEY SHIPJOINERS' SoiRE 1AND BALL. The members of the Shipjoiners' Association heldtheirannualsoir4e and ball last evening at St. George's Hall. The object of the entertain- ment wan of a twofold character-to afford an opportunity for the miembers and their friends to enjoy themselves in a rational manner, and at the same time to aid the association's benevolent fund (for assisting-widows ...

... | F-RANCE AND GErimAy:, I THEIR 'NAVAL ANI) ' CO MER0GI; the P'OSITIO)N. ?? ' . If thpresent dangerous qu*-ol beween, France and Germany 'should. ed: in:. a war, and if that var should' be oi6fany oOntinuanae, the trade Xand '6.merrce, ,of th, two ovouities engagea in it would be greatly iiured, if not entirely. destroyed, and t'hose of Eiglad a'nd .ther eouinties tradig witii .ri'na*y',w'ould ...

... VOLUN7E T STICS. - The. Volurnteer Semw~i aeeqts havking publahecl- iat various times torpauf e England, Wales, and Scotland, ba the following remarks upon the psition-hel- by-threebranohww :of the service ;-rThe light horse;, who stnd first~ 'in-order of' preedence, furish'e eleven, corp- and 843 enrolled members, :and areitri te over eight counties; 63 per cent, of the'se 'rik ans effi.-- ...

... ANOTHfR STRIKE OF ENQUS -DRIVERS., i 0, - : *On Wednesday morning, the engeinedrivers slid firemen of th ods and mineral trains on the ifflhalty arsetionof the North-eastern Railway refseind toftikcargmen of the engines, on the grortd hastem portionofthearrangement me last week th d river F~le>tchehr, theocorotive superitendent, hadnotbee carid ouit by the -foreman. About: -if~iren truk, ndthe ...

... _L.. _. . _ P LIAM, T- I .~ it f .> . . . - ,. .: -~ L01003, TRUasnk'r. Itoo by'theselctooMinltto-of'tjbno~ 'Of Com.. Iens, hte fit thsbe icliae D'r. W tba OM xmd, Elk - sasked who her the p>^rd sa i icouldbe bad nrce..Q sq fanolte~$r and. Eham.,g~u~~uatsive adeolded, ?? wesq mqre unhealthy othertrade; ohiIn the ?? i' * a Ont~flsto the, Rhtiions from t~h6 zm3,en tnahad d AX= 011 ?? ?? * y ...

... IBIKENIHIAD GUARDIANS. The fortnightly meetin4 of this board- was held yesterday, at the relieving offices~ Hampton-street, Mr. W. Henderson in the chair and the other members present were the Rev. C. A. Graham, Mewsrs. E~vxnsHaughton, Hughes, Gatehouso, Galan, mod Theobald. Mr. Redding. the master, reported the number of paupers in the workhouse on the 25th ultimo to be 340;' admitted sInce, ...