... .. i . , i ?? a I I . -, --i xi , .( ? ?? ' ! ii 'e &!e0XR8~- HTE.- ROMA 11 - .1 - - 1 - +; ' It is said that tli ipr of Ihe t'rebh is meditating tho projeot of an interiatiogall confer.ene or oongresg -for,,the ss6tlo4?intt .of i the, Ronaluq4iition., TThmugh the.-,raonur. requires . conflnnation; it is not .intrinsicdlly,4 incredible, nor can it be cbnaidered'preniaturb -to discuss tithe ...

... THE MUNICIPAL ELSEONON. The following is a list of members whose term of office expires on the 1ist November, with the names of candidates as far as at present ascer- tained :- Wards. I Members retiring. OandidWtes. Everton ?? C. Stewart .. _ _J. Bland. Scotland ?? James 3ebinson ?? Robinson. Vauzhsali- _Thomas Rigby - _ .. R iby 8t. Pau~a :*.MaurlOoW11i1axus ?? Williams ?? ?? - Y-** *{ Tr:er ...

... EARL RUSSELh ON IRISH I AFFAIRS. I . After the anonymous attack recently made upon Earl Russell by the Belfast Orangemen, it was felt by a number of the respectable citizens that, notwithstanding the strict privacy which the noble earl seemed'anxious to observe during the time of the Lord Lieutenant'. visit to Belfast, some evidence of public respect was imperatively demanded, and accordingly ...

... CURIOUS SHIPPING i. TBAN8SACTION. Yesterday, at the second police oourt, before Mesers. J. Farnwarth (chairznn), and C.: T. Bowring, Captasi E. W. Bernyma2>J'nmlter of the ship Westminster, now lying in ath d anad 3 Dock, was summoned by William Otswart, sea- g man on board that vessel, to show cause ?? he r should not pay the sum of £8 19s.,' being {he 'aiance Iof ages jmtlydue to him. h r. ...

... IS THE TURKISH BAT A NATIONAL INSTITUTION ? I TO TEM 'HERTOPS O TE LIVEUPOOL iOURY. a .. (G'entlemen,-In continuation of my first letter b for this season, which appeared in your journal t of the 2nd.instant, I was to show why inan r perspires. As I stated on a former occasion, so i mow I 'wish it to be understood that in' treating d thi~ subje'to. do not; intend? to make any prefes- D ...

... t Mr. J. G. Livingston is now mentioned as a probable aspirant to the civic chair for the ensuing yesr. The English Synod of the United Piesbyterian D Church, which is at present in session at Berwick, a will meet next year in LiverpooL LIVEXIPOOL ?? OF MusxcrANs.-The half- Iyearl, general meeting of thie society was held on s Mor day, at the Concert Hall, Lord Nelson-street, under the ...

... T~ LR8 CIE~HRK1 RIFLE - -- o i -T -s The annual meeting in connection With the let ?? (Birkenhead) was held at Leasowe on Wed- iea.Piri-1e to the value of £68 8s. were offered for oopetition, includilng a' number of articles preselganited ByraesmeryCo blongrizeg2 to Birkeruhead. The shooting on the whole was considered very b good. The-ground ?? in oharge of Lieutena9nt Qarte.mastereBell. ...

... Under this head, thelyew York Herald publishes an account of a-strange case pending in the Essex Market police court. A woman, who gave her name ae Catherine Peterson, of prepossessing apearanoe, caine before Justice'Shandley, of the ssex DMarket police court, and claimed as her ?? hristopherPateron, to whom, as she alleged, she had been united in marriage In 1857, a hort distance from ...

... I -THE MANX LEGISLATURBI I FIRST LEGISLATIVE SESSION OF TOL NEW HOUSE OF KEYS. The members of the M House of g3e' e commenced their first legislative session 0t d 0astletown on Tuesday. Several nebsusres Of d Importance were introduced. the first of whicfh1V e a proposal from Mr. G. W. Dumbell to rero° the principal courts, the seat of the LegIl81ureJ D and the office in which the public ...

... IETRAORDINARY SCETS IN I A CHURCH. I The Rev. T. B. Pollock, the priest of St. Alban's, the most advanced ritualistic church in Birmingham, recently repelled a young woman from the communion, in accordance with that part of the rubric which provides that if any of those (whointend to be partakers of the holy communion) be an open and notorious evil liver, or have done any wrong to his ...

... ?? cb ! i - s j hi I! ! jag:.. . .: 7. .i ?? - ?? : I . I. .. ?? . . .: .. ' : a m ,he14,ax-JIquest 'on tho body of XTbom.s Emlibn, .8 hyeeu' btg a tai1or,,who reshl~ed at No, 12, -Peqprit and 9 wo, i~t is alleged, met.t#ith (niX deatiit tjie 1flh1 of E ?? Joh lIUon,- yd'ntl about .2e0 ofjage,,j~d * ,nrfnw>s, Alzans namedaiq Jaep _upn, 4 dee wasi hq4iptlr arespe ~ote ?? eOEVIlta; how- ...

... !LECTURE BY ELIEU BURRITr. I 'god STha celebrated linguist delivered a lecture last evening, uindertite auspices of the Liverpool Peace iet1 Society, h ubject bein8 The Benevolet Aso. r of clalon of the ay; their Spirit and Power. Dr. Ifi BenjimfnTooneoupiedtheahalr. There was but a email attendance. this Theaar fterafew introduotoryromarks, any in which le allued to the worthy efforts used ...