... UAXA'verpoo8 - Iffimurg* uzs DPOP la BwEA SUM MARY. DOMESTIC. The Duke of Cambridge has issued his report on the review in Sefton Park last Saturday. It is of a very complimentary character, as the duke says that nothing could have been more satisfactory than the general appearance and efficiency of the corps on the ground. The Town Council held a special meeting yesterday to consider the ...

... 1R la ?? CEsnSM ?? B. Grix, gentleman, k to be ensign, vice Moorhouse, resigned. Sf D1ISASBT TO A OYNA CLIPPBm.-The Taltaing, & Nuteford, which arrived in the Thames on the 5th W, October, from Foo.chow-foo, lost topgallant masts, o bulwarkej and all sailsset! and had her deck swept of boat, pars, &o., during a very heavy gale, on .th 4th September, in lat. 23 N., long. 26 W. a The Ta.teing ?? ...

... -weT DERBY GUARDIANS. | Ts e weekly meeting of this board was held yesterday,. at! the boardroom; Mill-road, the guardj~ns presentbeing Messrs. Wilton (in the chair), Leech; Richmond, Lunt, Prioe, Dlikinson, FowlerlHeywood, Witham, Neep, Evans, Page, Steble, ?? governor of the work,. honjereported that the number of inmates last week Was 950;' admitted sInce, 32; born, 1; dis- charged 29; died ...

... COMPULSORY *:UCTO. -- I aM ho-- ---D eyo I' No. IV. TO THE EDITOAS OF vHS LivanPoon, SbuISt'.. Gentlemen, I have receivedanumber of letters in/answer to my appeals on the above subjeot, chefy. miaking inquiries or stating objeotione relative to cost. A broad error runs through most of themn that all or alarge portion of the ohildren tof this kingdom would have to be educated at the publio ...

... I. I . . , K E - I .. . TH3E NSIANS. * 1 ''ie Timeg says-Weare' ?? that a-leoial commission has been issued, under the ?? of the Duchy of Lancaster, for the trial of the per oms charged with having' taken part in the iti rescue of prisoners at, Manchester. Two of hir M&ajesty's pulsne judges will proced to Man- dhe er for that purpose,. and will probably cor ?? thbir sittings on the 28th ...

... I *I The one contingency for which the September convention made no provision s seems on the point of being realised. That instrument was sufficiently explicit on the two points that the French garrison was to be withldrawn from Rome by a given date, and that the Italian Government was to prevent its subjects from. invading the Papal frontier or otherwise disturbing the: tranquillity of the ...

... [BY T=RILEB Lan WI Colonel Wilson, royal London militia, ht! 10 doubled the guard on duty day and night at ti 33 barracks In Finshury, and given the whole of th6 staff a full supply of ball cartridge. 0 The fornino Post Says that the returnof M. f Roulher and DL. Lavalette from Biarritz to resume b their ministerial duties is regarded as an evidence t that peace counsels are in the ascendant, ...

... IEW BOROUGH BOUNDARY QUESTION. PUBLIC M3E3TING AT WAVERTREE. Last evening, a meeting of the ratepayers of the township of Wavertree was held at the Assembly- rooms, for the purpose of takingintooonsideration , the question of the annexation of the whole or any 8 part of the township to the borough of Liverpool I for parliamentary purposes, and to adopt such reso utions thereon as might seem ...

... THE PROPOSED NEW PARL4- MENTARY BO DARY. I i MEETING OF. THE TOWN C60'UNCIL. A special meeting'of the town ocunoil was held yesterday, under the'pre'ldency of the mayor' (. G. Morris, Esq.), for the purpose of considering a report of the general and parliamentary oommittee with reference. to -the proposed extension of the parliamentary boundary. The eommittee posed aboundeary identical with ...

... OPENING OF TRIMITyi . ?? NATIONAL 8100o WI!LTON.BmT. J- i 'WILTON-STVR3, MUNIFICENT GIFT Biy Last evening, the nationa1 erected Saig~aaettit co4M eete in Wilton-street ?? Trinity Church, St. AnenatresCt, lX soiree held in the new bidi_,. have been built at the entire ex e Catherine Wright, a member of ?? by whom the foundation stone c months since. The ?? about 700 children. It hag be generous ...

... GIFT OF THa PEOLS'S PARl. s ?? 4 A AT RHEUM. I. At a meeting of the towi council of 'Chester, hold4 yesterday,: Mp.:,Cb iW. Pottsj selicitor, at- tended to offer,. on behalf of the Marquis of Wpat- ifiliiitei, thelasrge plede 4of land in the6 city of ,;Chester4 which.has lately been laid out at his ...

... 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 ...