... REFORM SOIREE.-It will be seen from an advertisement in another column that the annual soiree in connection with the Audley-lane Reform Club, is to take place on Monday evening next, in the Park-lane School. We understand that invitations have been sent to several M.P.'s and other gentle- men who took such prominent parts in the late reform agitations, many of whom have already expressed their ...

... I- I. The Sihete urges that the commutation of the capital sentence in the case of four of the five conderned Fenians at Manchester would be an act of humanity and good policy. At a meeting of the Gyana Lodge of Scottish 0 Freemasons held in Edinburgh, on Monday night, the Earl Dallhousie was unanimously elected Grand Master Mason of Scotland.I The price of barley fell last week in the Dorset- ...

... ILATESTi,. . TLEGRAPMHC NEWS. COMMERCIAL. ' 'i LONDON, WEDNEsDAY MVIEP@ 1, tpi markets continue to be political marketg;, and in consequenoe the improvement etiablshbed sfter regular hours yet erday has been moan Dlow that the arrest of Garibaldi and the With. drswal of the Italian troops from the Pip4' territory Ate Colizaed. An advance was also obtained. The tendency is on, jhea whole ...

... IFTHE LATE UOLLIBION NE&R Ii ol 3HE B .EwL BUGY * . ?? l IIThe cases of the Queen _v. the Hannibal, and the Retriey~ v. ?? have just been before tho,0ur'tlAd&Wialty. it ?? hitehaven -steamer Qtleen was on her ?? oassao from -this eb onthe night obf thd 1th~ LDecembog ?? Bell Buoy she came, into collisio wtthshi aunibal, -which was hi*dr&1dn% n o o heteamt4i Betriever. There wa odda ...

... ILATEST ggILIGRAPMC NEWS. COMMERCIL. LONDON, TH=DAY EvmNinq. No miateral ehange has taken place In the stook kets. The transactions effected continue to chiefiy amongspcoulators, and just as they deal r a fall or a rise do the markets respond. For e moment there Is a disposition to think the esfet pries for some securities have been 0cheda and there have consequently been aome .porchases ...

... I THE BBLFAST BREAD RyIO Uw - The rougha of Belfat, who we ove rlo I formlschief,enjoyedtheluxury of a freshados Fe Saturday evening. Since the estabo1lmut of a , stong polics force In the town they have big Is led to Uft~from-such indugeancO but the hi * ?? of bread offered a strong temptati 10 D- which they- yeldedi and, a usual, g h rfst, galrveay. to exoeee. From the &a. 'I 9ont of., ...

... Iz _CiORRSPONDENO. D- I CRUELTY ON THE AXBAB. TO TER XDITORS OF TER LIMiPOOl MEEOURTY. Gentlemen,-1 perused with meuch interest the rewporta of the proceedings at thoinquest pedisotheutjolkned Inquest, beld on the body of the boy gwhoroently died on board the Ahbar, and which was fuhberadjourned to the 22nd instant. Pending the rssut, Iw : jaorprised to lee the letter of your ?? '.10mensq ...

... -- - - .1-, -- -l -L, ? ;? 77-7 'Im.A'R.0 CORII I I gD I-- ?? TO THI HSDrOiis Oy ?? `E IYiBroon' .me-oruRat Gentlemen,-Can you Inform me -upon-hat pilple except that of eife't of milk. io maintained? 9,c bs eolbnek hsd the chttie, plaglb--nade ftc appeariaoe ti; an UP Went ths price from 2d. and 3d,-. to 4d. # d * d r quart, and thr-too for smh staff as 0 tealers thought proper tosupply. ' ...

... -, )f u F- TN s : . )f tbe John 'W~kh' a,- ialety arrested In- DiV -. p5wabrokeir`6 clerk,, hag been iMipc, who- fie 11- Alb, on a charge of boing' th -sri Reielly,aC -ile weeks since at the,Orown: 3 b.identif~ ~lackrock, near that City,. Wra* King. 6' .-ed by a polkic-conistable, who foll~owd the ;6 t~~ , hiokth ?? of th esn who: ee te ht udenydrggdhi. and drove ~ '-way' Te pliema ha hi ...

... I CAPTAIN BARCLAY'8 3GRE&T I I FEAT. stct One of the many mylthsrelatedof the ceeoalebrd tasted food. Apart from other condderat which throw more than a doubt upon this pu. larly formance, we take it that Captain Barolay wu us as too great an enthusiast in regard to the pzatce4 fence an ricples of. training to do anything so om. idden and that he woud not iift re in penne upon himself which ...

... ELECTION OF MAYOR, &c. A meeting ot the members of the Town Council was held on Saturday in the Council Chamber, Town Hall. There were ?? Mayor (Edmund Birley, Esq.); Aldermen Arkwright, Pedder, Spencer, G. Smith, Isher- wood, Humber, S. Smith, W. Birley, Goodair, Myres; Councillors Swainson, P1yres, Rawelife, Benson, Jacson, Park, Cragg, Ware, Watson, Grime, Catterall, Ormandy, Gudgeon, ...

... . IOOD RIOTS. 11 The present extraordinary high price of all kinds of proisions led to a riot at Teignmouth on Friday night week. It appears that a notice was published that a meeting of the inhabitants would take place on ?? The Den, the public pleamure ground, to consider the exorbi- tant price of provisions, and the consequent sufferings of the poor. Accordingly at eight o'clock there was ...