... LATE ST LEGRAPHIC NEWS. - ?? COMMERCIAL. LONDON. TUEsDAY EVM=IGo. 8mtock rarkets have further improved upon c0otinental news. The circular from the ch Foreign Office is viewed as very uni. sM It not onls promises that the oconpa. ~ibonpe ?? only last till order las been , but intimates the willingness of the ch qvernmnent to reeonsider the entire ques- 'The fende opened steady, and ...

... - QUARTERLY SUtMMARY A or L BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN TLIVERPOOL. THE THIRD QUARTEXR OF 1867. 6 The regiatrar-general's usual quarterly returh. x places at our disposal the vital statistics of 'Eng. land and Wales during last quarter,. andenables I us to compare them with those of Liverpool and of other large towns. The weather during the three months, ruly, Angust, and September, was favourmble to ...

... ?? Ad --MUIIA I I | Xf'MUXIOIPAL 'ELBOTION.| - I O ?? Is a list of members whose term of otfice expiresonQ the let November, with lit names of candldates nominated:- Nia. Waids. Mlembersretlung. Caodldaeve. y9verton ?? -A. C. Stewart ?? Bland. c7i Baotland .JosephReblnaon.._ Robinson. Vauxhall ?? _ .Thomas Rigby _- ..T. Rigby. «nSG. Paul's Maurice Williams ?? W ?? ?? ..Jamos Tyrer {1. Tyrer ...

... FENIAN SPECIAL COMMISBION I - AT MANCRESTEa. - : , ' - M:: i . wUOaEMTBB, Oodr. -28.. Tj,1, eptclal 'eommls0io; appointed to.t0y the 26 BSDIARD - committed for a murder o1 Police sexgeanst COrlss' 0.tt, .n e ,o-th-BSptember last, when the priv; ,vanwai a taZket0 and two enpposed Fenia; leaders (Colonel- Kseli ;$nd Captailn Deaseyl) were rrepoued, proeaeded to tio dsoharge of the'ir duty this ...

... - i;,LOCAL NEW = I It; Itoig ?? James Kennedy, aged '41, a somielvn in Mount-strelet, Soutliport, acienal coe Ihimself on Satu~rday night whilst rih t wlo ka jiec of raw beef. His Worship the Mayor entertained a party of gentlemen, numbering about I50, to dinner last evening at the Town Hoall The-guests Included. members Of the select vestry and other local boards. The new curfew bell and ...

... THE CAPTIVEB IN ABYSSINIA. I WHOLESALE BUTCHERIES BY THE KING. The following are extracts from a letter written by one of the Abyssinian captives from Magda, on the 7th of September - The only news of interest I have to oommn- cicate is the gradual downfall of the Emperor. He has been going down hill very rapidly during the lest two months, and should the same state of things continue much ...

... ANOTHER LRTTER FROMl KILLY. The IviAmVn newsp-n-. '. l ?? to have constituted Itself An orgi .-u i ?? publishes a letter purporting to be from Colonel Kelly, dated Dublin, October 22, in whichb the rwriter eags- I take the occasion publicly to deny that I have ordered any genesal movement I connec. tion vvith the tial in Manchester. It would be treason to the cause of liberty for any ...

... I, A'AL A'ND MIITARY. AnaMtfaTYj OUr. 21. APPOINIMWTOS-Staff 00ommander:. Narctsus G. 1r, gu~blmbl 'to the Euphrates ; eand Commander Charlie B. Theobald,, to -the Mullet, vice Robinsdn iavalided.-I Lieutenants: Stratford Take to the Mersey for service, la the Griper; Laurens Xi -3alet, to the At. Vincent; Duscan Stewart, to ?? Impregnable:. ?? ?? Prosier to the Spider, vice Sohn B. Mihell ...

... TOrWN COUNCIL. I T) ?? 1, ? z I 'Tbh t mein of the, ?? during the present municlipal year was held yesterday, a the Town li1U, nder tne presidenoy of the Mayor, Jel Morris; Elgg TEIA l TO MESShR. MA IVERi.' ?? the oommeneem6nlt of the ?? of the council, The MRiofleald he hoped the council would eouse a his alluding to 'olrourntauces having reference more yarticularly to mattere which had ...

... SALPTS POPULI LBI SIPRMA. 8UM MARY. DOMESTIC. The Board of Trade returns for the month and nine months ending September 30 were issued on Wednesday. The value of the exports in the month was £16,145,684, against £16,671,078 in the corresponding month of last year, and £17,316,681 in September 1865. The value of the imports during the eight months ending August was £141,448,055, against '£155 ...

... A _ 1 4 - The bitter conbest of - paties in the Anterican Union, which has prevented the sincere pacification of the Sout)Aern States and protracted the general aedling of insecurity sinco the end idf the civil wai, aeems now to 'be abating of Its violence Aed inclining to the side of moderation. The 'opposing interests and opinions which are denoted, inappro- priately enough, by thezames of ...

... ?? LATEST'. X- H N , EW.. t ; S: R S E E - l ME~ li A m 0 COMMERCIAL. LODO, MozN,&i EvENWqO. The IXing of ital.Vs proclamation; ban been re-, ceived with satl~actioni by sotck excha~nge 4oera. 1 oi. tiscniedtoo practically solve the I tresent Roman. difficulty.' Conseq0uently, after. opeankn rather flatter, the imarketis hjv*&4xpe46 rienced a rebound 'of imporitane. Li ~r~ites,'' Italian ...