... TO THE EDITORIS Or THE LIVEBlPOOL litHOU3y. Oeutlesnev,-f trust you will permit me: through the medium ol your valuable paper, to ?? wha, eamsin to- be a duty to the public, not less than a word in rho, interest of those, more directly. concerned-namely, to n~ke known an Incident which occurred a few days ago, of a characlsr id the last degree annoying to the victims of it, and one in the ...

... IIXFRINGEMENT OF TEH WOOD- SIDEDFkERY BY-LAWS: ~THE CHAIRMAN OF THEICOMMIS- gi SJOXZJXS'FINED..o U At the Birkenhtead police court on Friday, before Mr. Preston, the stipiindiary maaiatra'te1 'Mr. I, William Hind, chairman of the commimssioners, Vw was snmmbhed'for jumping on boarid'the Wood- a side steameri Lord Morpeth, on the 2nd of -August, , contrary to the byplaws,. IMr. R. ?? Mor ...

... , ?? LOCAL. N]vW. , I|I Lord Stanley arrived ?? fron London -laet night. 1His- lordslil travelled by the train' which reaches Liver ol a' a~patn'n drwov ewh f ^vrpo at, bal-past. ten, 'and I dr~ov~e .fro 'e hlll. ho Knowsley1 the train not etonping, atHuyton. . ?? 'l IATAL A nprnrTA ?? Do1Cx.-on Monday mioraig, James Bennet~t, aP 'dclabolehrer, who reded ,,at 12, Hollend-toraoe, Brunswick- ...

... LALUS POPULI LRV SUPRIMA. .. AL I lDOMESTIC. Lord Leigh lis just paid a high tribute to 6 what he calls Mr. Gladstone's unfaltering L efforts to obtain a really good Neform Act, 6 and to his ability as the leader of tle Liberal l party in the House of Commons. After remarking that it is essential that a great g party professing principles which have guided D and directed the councils of the ...

... COUNTY ANNUAL LICENSING II' r - SE.SSION. The annual session for the reo~WV aud granting of new licerses to put,icag in the division ox hirkdale was hel e~ltb terday at the cowrthouse, Rirldale.t ?? )agletrates on the bench were Mevtt- W, kla~l (iu the chair), 1. Theakatone, ix. A, lkould, E. BBates, M. Gregson, J. Campbell, ?? Hutch son, R. Houghton, W. N. Heald, and W.DV. Holt. The list of ...

... REVIEW OF THE CUSTOMS' | -BOATS. The abliual review of theboarding boats belong. ing t) P.M.L ?? at-this -port took glsa! - e16 Wer 'j~jlm Sr. iae gig Was Comnaaded by IV. S. Piotivall tq., eur- veyvr of thbo irer, RYoo, 1, 2, 3 4, arid 5 boats were c(Jgnlaa4 1 reepectively by M.eoisrs Lloyd, Wvg. Fth jllackey, 1B3iselli ond Harvey, tldeaurveyors. The hbots sterted frqm thbir moorings at ...

... ILATEST A2D . TN TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. COMMERCIAL. LONfDON, FnIzmr EIvzmmo. ThoeXon ltof the htock markets to-day has been least a temporary inprovemeni to pr66e ,afo ennot be said that there in morb ^l buainI'd~~g, and consequently the nmarketi 0r without the only permanent support, Never- lheless there hai been more than' a reoent averagh of operatiop!! .Operatora haie 'responded to the ...

... VC . 1 ' li~ Wib M ni J.,L I.le th)e poulel:0ediau, ii noWz. if in 4g m *,ing enagement at Glasgow,where hT LAE niao. O'HNTm=.-The report of 4e the Blshop Grahas Mw'morifi Commilttee showu , that out of £837, the netamount of the fund, the ?? have allotted £270 to the oreotlon. of a Oh suitable -monument In ,the 4Pthedr, and £524 to b thehbuild vefa aged shi ona ite presented ...

... _ The Pall Mall Gazette repeats-in a somewhat positive form-the report that if no tidings reach this country of the release of Consul Cameron and his companions, par- liament will be called together in November to pass the supplementary votes required for the prosecution of a war against King Theodore. A man, named Neale, is in custody at Wolverhampton, on a charge of murdering his wife. It ...

... THE ABYSSINIMA CupAIGND Since the Abyssinian campaign appears to be inevitable, It would have been satisfactory to leari that our forces are not likely to meet with so many perils and obstacles in pushing to their destination as was at first supposed. The Topographical Department of the War-office has collected a mass of information concerning practicable routes in Abyssinia, in the hope, ...

... I A census of the Central Provinces was taken on the Rth of November last, the night of the Dawalee festival, when every homestead, watercourse. and tank is illuminated. The ?? are declared to be reliable. They are even more interesting than those in the North-Western Provinces which I lately reported, and the two sets confirm each other most satisfactorily. There are 9 104,511 souls ...

... THE MIRACULOUS ZOUAVB. The Paris papers are beginning to discover that the Zouave Jacob was only a pretender to the powers he pro- fessed to have. The Siuation relates the following:-A cuir6, deprived of sight through a paralysis of the optic nerve, called upon Jacob. Take off your spectacles, says the Zouave, ' and look me in the face. You can see. No. Butl I say yes. We4ll, then, yes ...