... MR. GLADSTONE AND THE -. LIBERAL PA RTY. LETTER FRfOM MR. BAINiES, Mr. E. Baines,.M.P., has addressed a letter of Eome length to Mr. Crawford on the general question of Mr. Gladstone's relations to the Liberal party. He appeals to Me. Crawford for the initia- tion of som e measure calculated to bring back Mr. Gladstone to the position of leader. Withoutthis the party will be- paralysed,. and. ...

... 'A LIVERPOOL IRM AND A' HAGD 'WITHBANK .X'ONS PI 'a OH-AR'GED WITHE OONSPIBAOY. At theoihcut esrtesedyMI MI ?? Cal12Ipnar maitrt, wan te greatfer pato1tedy hmarln'gaasw excited consilderable literest amonigst-commercial Circles.' 1t w~a acharge idla AMessrs. Richard, Henry,' and -John, Rankin, ikinfounders, Man. oheaiter-stroet, M1er~?co) anwd Mr. Henry Barr of having cofonsied to defraud Mr. ...

... _ ?? L1L'Most unmistakably have the Liberal party oin South Lancashire shown their confidence, Din the zeal, earnestness, and honesty of pur- S pose of Mr. Gladstone. Under ordinary r circumstances, -such an expression of opinion would have been aiipererogation, and even now it seems to be rather a protest against half- e heartedness on -the part of followers than an unrequired pledge of faith ...

... WSRbOMICA.LOCCURRENCES O MA1Y. , I kmfrom tf ?? ItraW!~Lwzuorn Almanack-,) The path of the Moon'.thiii m'onthi takes he~'r to Venus on the IfitUnad Mercu'r'Y on the following day, so that both; these planets are oactlted, for about an hour; but on'eaoh occasion thin pheno- imezon. takes p ace in broad~ diylight. On the ni~t f te ththe brightastar Aldebarain is also Occulted, but the -Moon ad ...

... VIMPERIiAL PARLIAMENT. LEY TnLEGRAPw.J ! .TUESDAY, AP.1IL 301 The Speaker took the chair at four.o'clok. ; 'S~p6T.CH REEOB0M' BI:LIL; ;Ini reply to questions from' Mir, Stackcpole and SirR, Anstruther, The CHANczx Ou of the ExcnEQurz said' that he regarded the 'Scptch 'Reform Bill as more prhesing than' ?? Reform. Bill, as, IielHud had been more recently legislated for. The Irish bill wrm iB ...

... I LOCALI NEWS. In the House of Commons, on Monday night the Mold Gas and Water Bill -was read a third time and passed. The wreckage passed off Ballycotton by the steamsbip Saladin has been identified. One chair picked up formed part of a shipment of furniture )y Messrs. Urquhart and Adamson, of Liverpool, in the steamship Florida, which left the htersey 0r tge jtth 1 6 ch for Alezandria, and ...

... .1p rapgeoi j~tvfuvg* SALUS POPULm Tx SuPEMA. DOMESTIC. The House of Commons had only a short sitting on Tuesday evening, but got through some important work. The Scotch Reform' Bill, it was elicited, is to be brought in before the Irish Bill. The house will be asked to consider the former as soon as some progress has been made in committee with the bill for England. Several questions were ...

... SECOND 0 EDITIXO. THE GREAT BABERN- The Great Eastern isa sarrived off the port, and is expected to enter the Xerwy . high w er thw Iliorning..; ?? ; - (a-nrTna's TlaGisMp. AMERICA. NZW Yonir, APRIL 30, SIx P. D Closing prices: Gold, 135. Sterling ezchange on London, 109i firm. United States 5-20 bonds, 111W; Illinois, 114; Erie, 65'; stocks strong. aot- ton: Middling upland, 30. ...

... i I i, I: FEARFUL RAILWAY ACCIDENT -IN SCOTLAWTD. ; A TRAIN THROWN OVER A BRIDGE . SIXTY EEET HIGH. (From thes Scotsmcn ) One of the most disastrous accidents which has occurred for some Yea~rs'a qn.suyof theScotch: lines took~place on Mondag mi- V on the Scottish1 central 0eotont of the t edo nian Ralwav .Itt happify not attended with any loss of uman -fe, but a l wgennmber of cattle have ...

... ICR. CNW. TITUENTS. 'IS: CON..STITUBENTS. -. 1r UNANIMOUS. EXPRESSION OF Last night a meeting of the Liberal connty electors'resident in the hundredof West Detby was held in Hiengler's ircuo, Newington, for tho purpose of expressing confidence in the Right Hon. William Ewart Gladstone, 'M.P2. for South er Lancashire, at thoe present political crisis. The de demonstration partook largely of a ...

... .TEHK IRISH LAND QUESTION. e 'fThi'rst business of the House' of Com- ir Mfulms after its Easter holidays was the o niesaere proposed by the Chief' Secretaryof' i, the Irish Government to. secure the. interests It of the Irish tenant farmers. - While the: [o ringleaders of the Fenian conspiracy are-taking. .g their trials at Dublin, Limerick, and Cork, it sr is well for us to keep steadily in ...

... BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN I. LIVERPOOL. e . or SEVENTEENTH WEEK, 1867. mn l In the week ending last Saturday 4081 births Of aind 2276 deathE were registered in ten large cities and ?? of England, including London. d The births exceeded by 400, while the deaths were d 286 below, the average weekly nunibers in'the of ten years 1851-60, oorrecte4 for increaseof popu. 1il lation to the middle of this ...