... NEATH'CNEWS. C003ERCIAL, D0DN, WDnESDAY EVIMN0. 2,,cxkets have been quiet. At first de n an early meeting of the French Pfioient to continue the improving 0,ticed yesterday, in spite of the C ?? the Jewish operators. Console and 1 I1gd dnd Iti (1861) bonds about J fesovers1 purchases were made to cover I l~ee, ard it was thought the advance I ]jnee. The absence of business, how- I more than ...

... I DOMI?ION?? CAI?ADAE* 1 lion Tail ?? Raaway. dfen-Vi-nes. t ::Wriien; Silksaof- Candh-'e 'Vineegion. : ?? ?? '.: a ?? ?? Li:V3ROl-.;..' i;; ' B.., Ha 4ltoan Ontarin, ganadii; Sept. 19, 186 ' . e ?? any 1U uipep r ' ot' olg o n dozi journemeintaloes ikof emlgriting tothet -iUnited StAtes or to' canda aswphragraplb in 'Englslh ?? intimate that thoy'do, It wlll beo ,well foi tiem to paise.' ...

... THE SOLICITORSHIP TO THE MERSBY DOCKS BOARD. Mr. North having resigned the situation of sian solicitor to the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board, eian or having at least announced that' it is his wish to out resign as soon as the board shall have appointed a -by successor to him in that office, it will be the jern business of the Dock Board, at an early meeting, *k if to make suoh a selection as ...

... THE NEW PARLIAMENTARY | BOsUNDRY. l PROCEEDINGS BEFORZ THE COM. MISSIONERS. Yesterday, Lieutesant.Colonel Gordon, R.E., 0.B., and Mr. P. Cumin, barrister-at-law, the assietant commissioners appointed to inquire into the parliamentary boundaries of the borough of Liverpool, held a sitting for that purpose, in the civil court, at St. George's Hall. The proceedings appeared to excite considerable ...

... I l The magistrates of Kilnallock, county of Lima- rick, where it will be remembered, the most serious of tile disloyal outbreaks of March last occurred haverefused arenewal of their licenses to four publhc.houte keepers, on the ground that they had allowed their houses to be used by Feninsn for their meetings previous to that period, On behalf of one of them, moW a prisoner Under the Habeas ...

... I O -} I.. At ;f ?? .. 1 . .: Is t>7 ; I T.A4~iAggAI A 'T C RER V & I- . IULD 'A's'ihookidng fffraileiteoiu 'at? .1tx-fid JIt wimsthat a man uamed Rioh;rd LI lived :veryvnp~if~vtb blsWlfe, ptA tion r o , Mr ewt 1 ietdnahtr, 'went1 1ooes atahouse situmtednwear teriWay. it'theb ,hB3-e f yre't'eiet, bedloxngiD t i6 man ?? M eaSfe. t Since bhis- lived the're ?? 'rce'atedEvistedthioue, bvt .shes ...

... We think some of our contemporaries have been a little too quick in finding fault with the Timnes and other journals for expressing a justifiable indignation against Fenian dis- turbers of the peace of English towns; yet we can unreservedly concur in the spirit which -dictates remonstrances against blind panic and unreasoning passion. Certainly we have not lobserved much in the temper and ...

... LATEST AND N AgGRPHIR NEWS. -- ?? COMMERCIAL. Cc - ID LONDON, THuBsDA! EHvYimIy. Li g stock markets have been remarkably quiet. Ic 1Single 7ariation of any importance has taken lc ; and if there has been no demand for stock MI iss been no pressure to sell. From a dead Im I this sort we may assume there will soon N clange, even If speculation should continue Pr df dormant. The preaeint teadency ...

... FLOGGING GAROTTERS AT THE LEEDS BOROUGH GAOL Yesterday, the punishment of the lash wag In- flicted at Armley Gaol, near Leeds, on those garotters who had been sentenced at the West Riding anssses held in August last. The criminals were William Casey, a stiffly-built and determined looking young fellow; Henry 0ampbell, a hawker, 31 years of age; and Samuel Hirst, 26 years of age, a mechani. ...

... CABEER OFABWINDL- I - . - -X L On Monday, at the central p^I gow, a young man, named Johu hi rirninal eccentricities during the are notorious, was remanded on a or attempted fraud. M'Drexid I habit of ingratiating himself intt military gentlemen by representin, was the Hon. E. T. Lawson, sonc Provost of Edinburgh, and th, prospects were good, and by the statements he succeeded in extor ...

... i T HE FENIAN OUTRAGOE I AT iMACHEBTE. .I CLOSE OF TIE MAGIS'ERIAL INQUIRY. The defence of the men Implicated In the recent Fenian outbreak was resumed at the' Manchester D police court on JAday. The prisoners are '24 In ?? Redden, apprehended in Liverpool on Wednesday, being now. added to the original batch'. The examination of witnesses lasted all day, and had 'not concluded when the oourt ...

... LIVERPOOL SEFTON PARK AND., D NEW YORK CENTRAL PARK. As Sefton' Park was visited by thosaude on Saturday's review of volunteer., the following comparison between It and the Central Park of New York i. worthy of notlce:- I Sef ton Park is a mile long from A1gburth-rosd to Smithdown-lane, and; bout':300 yards less In the broadest part, from Oroxteth-road to Moseley. hill, andeoniprlses two ...