... ,; ?? A3RCESISHor M&ANNIN-G ON THE SU.I pRESiION OF TEE LIQUOR TAFFIC. I ?? M I.1 - t % ^ ?? . * t a meeting of the Thimife&&gdom Aliancefor the Total Suppression oftb*tqnor.Traffic, held in hxawchester on Tuesday, at which, among the gentle- men who took part in the proceedings, were Sir Wilt fred Lawson, Ger. Neal Dow, Mr Lloyd Garrison, I and Mr Whitworth, M,P., 'The Mlst Rev. Dr MaA'NLmu, ...

... At the inaug-uration of the Hull Young People's Literary Instituteon Monday night, Mr Clay, M.P., spoke on education, in the course of wo}hich he said:- [ dont tknow, but perhaps many of you may have read a lttle essay, rather more in the shape of a 'fable, by Froude. It tells of-a.cat. of an inqiiiring mind', who went out into the'world to ask of all the birds in the air and al lhthe beasts ...

... DEPUTATION OF WORKING MEN -FRO'[ - EDINBURGH TO THE CHANCIELLOR OF I 1. THE. .EXOEQUE- On' Saturday lst a deputation of working men left Edinburgh for London, for the purpose of re- questing the Chancellor of the Exchequer to accept an address of thanks from the working lasses of Edinbugh, fa liaeetion in extening the s'.ti frnge. The deputtion consisted of M r Toa The deputation were ...

... DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT CROOKSTON IFARM,- NEAR MUSSELBURGH. ABOUT FIFTY STMCKB DESTROYED. One of the most destructive fires that has taken place in the neighbourhood of Musselburghfor some time occurred on Tuesday at the farm-steadiig of Crookston, resulting in the destruction of a large and valuable quantity of grain and part of the farm. steading. The work-people, superintended by their greive, ...

... LATEST NEWSE I HZnLD Onic;, Thursdoy Morning. TELEGRAMS BY SPECIAL WIRE. THE BLOOMSBURY MURDER.; FURTHER EXAEfATION OF GROVED AT BO3W STREET. This being the day fixed for the further examina- tion of Groves on the charge of shooting the bands- man M'Donnell, he was again brought up to the Court in the prison van at an early hour. A con- siderable crowd was assembled in the street, but there ...

... n--- ? . (gug d?o . ?? -: , , ? THURSDAY MORaSWO, OCT. 24. Ar a meeting of the Shareholders of the Royal, Bank of Liverpool yieterday it was resolved to make a call of tb'pper share upon the pro- prietors; and a toitmittee was appointed to adopt measures for-resuscitating the Bank. An unsuccessful effort has been made to pdet the trial of the Fenian prisoners at Manchester postponed. A ...

... :ENERAL NEWSO M tr Cliarles Dicklens will leave Liverpool on tle 9th proXiinO, in the Java, for Boston, where his first American readings will be given_. A New York paper says that a brother of B:rns's Hiighland Mary is an ordnance ser- geant tat Tewport, Rhode Island, and is SO years of age. There are 65 newspapers published in Mexico, viz., 62-in the Spanish language, twvo itt the Englisi- ...

... BY OBDINABY TELEGRAPH. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,- fREUTERS TELEGRAMS.] . P'RAN._ Nancy, Oct. 23. The Emperor of Austria left hetefor Paris at six o clock this morniDg. Paris, Oct. 23. On Wednesday next the Elmperor Napoleon will hold a grand review of the Imperial Guard and the First Army Corps in- honour of the Emperor of Austria. The Emperor of Austria has arrived here, and was received at the ...

... *THfl PROPOSED ELECTION'OF WORKLNG -~ - MEN TO TB- IMEIT. -On Tuesday ?? a me'ing o the Working Men's Association was aid ?? ailey- Mr George Potter iiithe chaix. Thne Chairman said that-he had written to ?? gentlemen asking them to become trustees of the fund or aecuring the election of. working men to Parlia. ment. MP'M'C. Torrens, M.P., replied, stating.that he coasidered the object a fair ...

... ZEETING OF FOURTH WARD. A meeting h of the electors of the Fo-lrthiaWrd l.a held on Tuesday night in the Cou.)rt Hall. lrionj Carswell, the Convener, pre iiied, antl of tlie repro- sentatires of the 1Vard there *a-ore pronet Preroet Macfarlane and Mfr Caldwe'l There wa s bar,; -attendance. Mr CAmSWELL stated the obj ect of the noefa, which was to nominate a candidate or canialate in room of Mr ...

... caurI cUNION AZD CHUR'CH r'EDO To the Editor of the Gtasg mfal, , .JVQJAe|2 2.3d October, 1o8i SIB,-Have you in your article Ocb lijt* Churches to-day givern auf.icieot prom'i t fact that, whatever the intetio of ith ow.in ' putal . nmoters may be, the result is certain to b - freedom within the United Church in eter practice? I do not know whether yoaiz ,azi deny this, though some of your ...

... VtAZ SEiP rOB TEx CLYDE.-We are glad to learn that the Lords of the Admiralty have resolved to mcaintain the Clyde as a first-class naval port, and that they have departed from their intention of making our river secondary to the Forth as a naval station. Information has been received by Provost Griese that H.M.S. Lion, Capt. Hayes, C.B., pre- sently stationed in Tough Swilly, will, so soon as ...