... I E7LTY TO ANXMAL.B I - ?? . I . ?? % I TO THE UDIrOBS OP THE LIVPL MNBJ |Y. .Gentlemnen, -.Thelettera yourpaperofto-day signed ?? Whellams, and beaded fXruellty. to AuImals,I must; say rather asurprlkdd me, seeing' that It ,contains statements not In accordancee withtrutlx 7lat ?? m od, Ithink it only right to Mr. Lathbury and the society. VhIch he No ab y repreceuts that 1, as their ...

... . LCJCAL NEWS. TelROYrXG VITRIOL, -About midnight on Saturdr.y, Edward Heyden, who lives in Dale. street, 'was'taken by a police officer to the South Disjrdjsary. It was stated that a man named Gongb, resident in a cellar in Almond-street, had thrown the contents of a bottle of vitriol Into lerrick Heyden's face, but fortcanately his eyes were not rton, injured. After receiving ourgical aid, ...

... IMPO TANT TO OMNIBUS ,%OPRIETOB . I IVL ~ A 7~I if% Is THE E KE, OF AN OMNIBUS- A S SENGER ? ?? court, on Saturday, before At the second poli c 'utch ?? le Messrs. T. Mills and B , No. 8191, belonging to, the conductor of omnibx 1 Railway OmaiuS the Liverpool* Road auk. -er to an informa~ion, Cqmpany, appeared in ants n th 2and instant, charging bim with havilng, t a passenger 1Mr. ...

... T. I . I . I The Town Council 'has shown its strong sense of the utility and the necessity of some practicable scheme for removing thg sewage of- this town from the midst of oar crowded population, and of applying it to the caltiva- tion of the soil, by agreeing to risk the sum of £5000 in carrying out that undertaking. Nothing but a very strong sense of the utility of this enterprise, and of ...

... FoRGiNG A PROMigSonY NOTE.-At the Blackburn police court, yesterday, two young men, named Benjamin Hacking and James Dobson, were committed to take their trial at the Liverpool Assizes on the charge of feloniously forging a promissory note in writing, for the payment of £9 in money, with intent to defraud the British Loan and Discount Company (Limited), on the 26th of July, ]867. Mr. R. G. ...

... WIIGRATION TO NEW ZEALAND AND TASMANIA. It appears from an official paper recently published that to Auckland free emigration is for the present suspended. Assisted passages are granted to persons whose friends in the colony make arrangements with the provincial govern- ment for their being sent out, Land grants are made to persons approved for the purpose by the colonial agents, and who pay ...

... - a I . I tttare i s ! . -L I - The death, by cholera, is announced of the sister of Cardinal Antonelli and a daughter of Prince d'Arsoli, at Rome, and of Prince de Partanna, at Paermno. On Thursday week a lamentable accident o- turred at Pembroke dockyard. Some men were. engaged in testing a crane, and during the operation the crane gave way, The result was that three of themen lost their ...

... ]WctBSI4TIOAL NEWS. I .. . . , .. A T ?? . PMWM *NrWTh'NDA#~iOnbimirs- Dur1Wsd Bev~. W. UA;, ?? BefeRci, E. t''X iraxlidod Ret!.. ev. 1.to S4hCor, Kent. Bishop, kit3.iJ~ B,:A. to Vieo smt41 AleOsninslo RO i.rv.et3e11 t|9 4thebOiJ~4Ocpnml 'O i Oth8.Cburob e 2 : .t. P i ! .: te's' Grizath, Rev. I. ML, L As £hylousIL Blaruon, Re J. to the Menth Africn xilon. Hsc~* EVE. 1 W . tJ.} thfe SouhArcatfi ...

... LATEST AD TLEGRAPHIC NEWS. COMMERCIAL LONDON, WRDNmsDiX Ev nixG. There has been renewed heaviness in the stock garkete. The chief cause of this has been the absolute dearth of business on account of the public, and, in a subordinate way, the attention *xclted by the pecuniary embarrassments of several French compale hae had a bad effect. In Pirb, prices are lower, In spite of the reassuring ...

... |- 1ESHIRE-AGRICULTURAiL; I.. ,- I. .. ,S.OCIETY.,'. ?? . , 'The, 'ani~nuil sho~w of'.the Cleshije Agriistnial z,.I Society was held oii'JWednst0daj, on the Roodee, at I Chester.' No horned cattle. were exhibited on account of theo cattle plage restriotions ; ;bu i 1n 1 all other olasses, with the exception of pigs, the D1i entries far'eiceeded'tho6e of previoduqyears, . The 'W day being .very ...

... WALLASLEY LOCA[b BOARD The monthly meeting of tbis boardj Jyeeterday at the pubijo offices, EgreraoWr IteL J. C. Boyd occupied the, chair, vad tbe o mernbers present were Mesrsr. Uhdbanrm p i MlInnes, Smith, D~avies, ljxonBt°> K(erferd, Williams,. and the Rev- W. o. {Cit2 TBlE ARTILLERY PRkC V'ICE NUISAN A letter was read from Mr. J- ha Tollein MI ., enclosing a comirunrcatioa wlich b ch ...

... I-- L The chaplain to Bishop Gobat explains the I oiroumstances under which the German artisans I now in Abyssinia first visited the country. It appear3 thbatseveralyears agothe Anglioan Bishop in Jerusalem received a communication from Theodore, whom heknew asaboywhen helivedin. Abysslnia,-informlng him of his succession to the t throne and of his desire to improve the condition of his ...