... L1ATEST T'ELE'GRAPHIC NEWS. I CO.MMERCIAL. LONDON., WEDNESDAY EVaNWO. The stock markets have been dull and languid. They continue to be influencedbyathin attendance 5Dd an absence of demand, the effect of which naturally depreazes prices, while the heaviness of the Paris bourse has been partially prejudicial. Inp aris the pacifio sentiments expressed by the Emperor at Lille and Arras have had ...

... THE RELATIONS OF KASTE RS & MEN. For some time past, the introduction of a new code of rules for the regulation of trade matters has been an admitted necessity both by masters and men engaged in the business of carpenters and joiners. The employers took the initiative in. framing a new set of rules, but recognised the right of the men to be consulted, and admitted deputations from the ...

... I , ; !? . i . ; , :1 I . . . . ~ !, - HORRORB Ob'. A-J INDIAN i ?? FA4INE. . PARENTS DEVOURING ?? HIR DAD. PHILDREDT.- DEATH OF '1,5600,0o PIRSONS. i ThepOalcuta correspondent.of the Times thus Oathers up the result ofthe .terrible famine vhlh ?? Behar Bengal, and Gaija e *ell : Orisa in 186 da wen -For Beharwe have Mr. R,1.I. Oqckerell'arepot, ,which is very severe on the offiials.. For ...

... NOTS i bAND OUT OF PA1IL1AMET.. LONDON, TnUBiw)AY NIGnT. injbght re-echo for the fiftieth time the common y bat Parliament hns been prorogued; and for the ted thousandth time the cry of Jenkins that L0ondon s empty. But even a parliamentary seesion, when it breathes its last, is worth observing; and Soto Londont nobody would know that any- body has gone away but that Jenkins says so. Jenkins ...

... ILATEST AND SLEG]URAPHIIC NEWS. AgCVIDENT ON THE LONDON A1ND OUTE-WESTERN RAILWAY. B LTS INTERRUPTION OF TRAFFIC, serious inteuption of traffio was caused on Lon~adon and North-weatern Raeway yesterday bebreak-down of a coal train at Berkhanmatead, r London. The trains coming north wore e5byed for several hours. COMMERCIAL. LONDON, FniDAY EVmsING. [BY TELEGRAPR.] Csc&ola opened firmer and ...

... The weekly meeting of the health committee was k held on Wednesday (owing to the council meeting I forthe aplointmentof coronerhaving been fixed for t yesterday, when Mr Robinson presided, and the c other 'members presen - were Dr. Taylor, Dr. f Davwson, Messrs. Gladstone Yates, 'Whitty, - Holden, William Willias,' s3&irstow, Whitley, t tad Harrison. ' THE HEALTH OF THE} BOROUGH. The Medical ...

... I The great tabernacle of the saints at Salt Lake City is now finished. It is 250 feet wide, and fumnishes comfortable sitting room for 10,000 persons. The corporation of Liverpool is setting apart no less than forty acres for the purpose of a volunteer review ground in the new public park at Sefton. A combined army of Russians and Prussians will meet on the Polish Silesian frontier in the ...

... GARSTANG & KNQTT END RAiLWAY. cor UPROARIOUS MEETING. The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of this to company was held yesterday afternoon, at the Royal Oak if Hotel, Garstang. There was a moderate attendance. The ] chair was occupied bylH. Gardner. Esq., and there were also present-- Dr. Chapman, Dr. Bell, Messrs. Addie, Moun- soy, Taylor, Robinson, Rooking, Thornton, Kelsall, Thomas, ...

... I H. 4 TH COMEML h I ?? Mr. Alderman Do w I0a' ^ tte weekly| meeting of the 1ieaeeoW ~dtet yterby,'an the membeti2r rk 4! Taylor Dr, Dawnon, Maeera,' R,..0NdstongiS; a :Rathb~o,.e, ?? Of licer ot ~althlrepPrted tbathe nuqbof-,deaths ?? .athe.wborough of Liverpo#5 'during -;he. eek,. entding August '10w 186t, wai 262; 'or 158 'in tghe pariah d 104iii the out-townsh a, beingr demrosse of ,79 ...

... I.CogazkLor Noe DEMORALsIN'G PUBLICATION&. TO TfU UDITOBS OP THlE tJAHBPOOL MERCURY. Gcritlesn[,-Allow mo a email ?? ia your colurntu to eall the attention of heads of fattlies to the great mischief fliich Is done to the risiesggeneration' by a .low-claes of novels of the Jack Phppierd and Dlckc Turpin type. They are published in Lorndon, in pany weekly numbers, and eave -au lantulense ...

... LATEST AD TFjbEGRAPHIC NEWS. ILEUTER'S TELEGRAMS. gri EMPEROR AND EMPRESS OF THE FRENCH. PARIS, AUO. 17. Tue FXnperor and Empress of the French left 'bhlo°ej this morning, and will arrive at Salzburg at rive ,clock to-morrow evening. MuNiou, AUG. 17. Tie,, mperor and Empress of the French will e to~rier to-day from Augsburg, accompanied bg King Louis. The offiicial Bcosian, aczette says that ...

... LIVRPOOL AND BIBKENEEAD DOCKS. Subjoined is the report of Mr. G. F. Lyster, engineer-in-chief to the Mersey Dooks and Harbour Board, on the general state and progress of the dock works, together with a summary of the expenditure in his department, for the year ending 24th June, 1867:- LIVERPOOL DOCKS. EXTSrNSON Ov THE NORTH Rrvia WALL.-This wall is completed to its full height from its ...