... ?? 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 ...

... I The detective police, fb act efficiently in Impor- tant cases, mus have information.' Without this essential element theywould inmost insances, notwithstanding theirekill and cunning~be brought to a standstill. But their diffioultyinregardto the Fenian movement in quite the other way. They have too much information; they are burthened with communioatlons which are .uppofed to set them on ...

... (IWFANTS AND -hIRA v I4BI LTLBSX ' ' ziewhat ourlo'us asi'affeoting the libm e I O'lfans for ertajn 'debW' aame before fr- Me .4.lair ye erday, at the county court. .young men, who were sunm'oned dnariiie examlaes' -ef Oharles Wise ond Jamne's Wise',-who arrried1 cxi 'nsiness afis aordial .makers in 9lare-sreet, P6tons were sued by Mr. .H, Middlehurst, 'vetetinary surgeon, Manchesterf ...

... :HORRIBLE AFFAIR IN DUNDEE On Sunday morning, about three o'clock, the esidents in Ansfield.road were thrown into a state of the greatest excitement by the report that a woman had been brutally murdered by her brother. The victim, Margaret Biset, is arespect- able woman, about 50 years of age, and kept, small rocery shop at No. 19, Aumfield-road. Her sister Enphemla Bisset, about 30 years of ...

... 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 ...

... MALUg POPYLI LX BUPUrBA. SUM M-ARY. -DOMESTIC. A vacancy in the -representation of South Leicester has been caused by the death of Mr. C. W. Packe, which took place con Sunday. Mr. Packe was a ConServatives arid had sat for the county since 1836. The Regiatrar-General's return for the third quarter of the present year shows a most gratifying improvement, so far as Liverpool is concerned. The ...

... |THE .MU1ICIAL tIETON I I :- I . . The following 1 i of wibM wrhosh term of ofie expres on tle let NX ember, With the names of cemdlntea I faM at prtsent Mer. tamled Wards. Members rrdlrtng. an~dlitee Everton ?? C. 8tewart ?? Bad. SeoUtand -Joseph lobinso .. ..TJ. toblwion. Vau~l1 ?? _ ..ThomaRuNigby ?? T. Ulgby.- St. eaul's . .. ..Maurse Williams ?? WIliams EcxobSa.. ?? ?? Castle Areet ?? ...

... THE LIVERPOOLD OCKEISTATE : _ . , ?? 5 , The annual statement of the finances of the b Meriey Docks and HarbourTrust, just published, 61 contains some valuable information illustrattve ol n the magnitude and importance of the estate now Le skirting both sides of the river, Mersey. , ..It appearsfrom'the goneralrevenu oaccountthaI Le the total receipt. of the .board, from all sources oi -. ...

... iS.EhE TURKISE BATH AlNATIONAL ' ' ' ?? IN1ITITUTION A i :, I*., -, ,, , ,, 1- - . . , !, a I ^.r !1! 1 1DITpnO ?? LiVrIOOr UMEOUnRY. Glentlemen-, - This. 'question may, thub' beb ?? have now se'eral asylums, and M .hoopitelalsi',..nglandiand Irelasdwlt:Is.Ttrkdh. baths attaoheil & The annual reports 9f cures'from ~tl~ese jtl~titi6nos are marvel6di-1U one aaylqm as many as rO5 o- enit. ' The ...

... RAILWAY ~R NIQirt '19CES. I I [No. I]J FROM LIMX-MSTREETH TO _HUYOlt QUARRY. To ~TO 6II 6P, !nLvflPooL ESwOUr. B e, Gentlemen,-In my former letter I promieed ~t ee aupply i yon iwith - some aeount of thea ocommo- lags datlon provided D, several -of the stions in the 1 neighbourhood of Liverpoolon the London and di North-western Railway. I cannot, perhs, do n better than commence with Huyton ...

... TH EI WJIATHR IN ?? HIRD Q-THE eR . 1867. ,l, |! tf~om the remarks %-n the weather of te past quarter ?? 1o the registrar-geseral by Mr. Glaleher,t of ,ti'4 'Itoyatl oervatory, Greenwich, we select, t!A 6ollowing, facts :-The temature wa low5 hltb the westher unsettled and hbange- able, from the beglglng of the quarter to the 7th I August-the mean temperature in those five weeks aveswging a ...