... I : I , 11 - ?? -- I THE AiCIDENT IN LORVD-TREET,, TO THE UDMINE 01' TEN LIVMPOOL XBOUnTY Gextlemeni-l will be much eoblged3fyon will be geed enough to permit me to expres ln ?? of your eaper mydbest hanks t t khe veral tersons whof Fs kundly lont their ?? 'to my f l OD thc occasion of the lute- geeus.curriee accident In Lor- Eteet.-I ear ,e., ?? EOBGE;0BB3Y L TER.f - Dtekyasd, November1l8, ...

... toXTUTH-PARK BOARD OF i GUARDIANS. +tthe weekly meeting of this board, held yesterday, at, the pubic office, High Park-street, Mr. Alpass presided, and the other members present were the Rev. Mi. Clementeon, and Mesars. Hood, Carter, Wilson, Grindrod; Christophersdn, Shields, and Cowan-The Governor reported that In the house last week there were f72 paupers; admitted since 22, discharged 16, ...

... COURSING IN lee I - .- 7 The wide-spread and growing in to coursing is one Justification in de of our space to a consideration of t 1867. (JoUrBnng like racing, now, the year rounn; extending fro r September to the end of April or t May. Beingsjmprefsed with tbe amount of money run for in stakei which sfound by the nominastors have taken the trouble to make a result of which shows that the am ...

... IALARMING ACCIDEN AT I PRESTON.' An alarming acoddernt happened on Thurday afternoon on the premises of Messrs. M'Guffog, cotton manufacturers, Preston. T The estbllsh- smnnt of the firm named is on the northern side cE the town, and at the rear of it there are two lodges or reservoirs for warm water. One of She lodges Is a new one and about six weeks ago when It wee being fibled. or had just ...

... 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 ...

... -, )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 ...

... r THE2 GOVERNMENT AND TEJR I TELEGBAPH LINES. There Ii now no doubt of the intention of t Government in placing the telegraph IneaU the management of the post-off1ce. contains a notice that in the ensuing Parliament a bill will be introduced gil eto c to the Postnaster-General to acquire Powe the property, rights, and interests ofgre companies within the United Ringdom. The b proposes to ...

... ITHE CONDEMNED FENIANM, ,d The Times remarke that in arrvlng at adea on the fate of the convicts, the Rome SecretUy will, of course, be assisted by the Cabinet. The! . country has confidence both In their firmuess md ?? humnity. Let us, then, lesve the matterintheir Y hands. Ihe question of ?? being clear, lettle I question of policy be decided by those who skis a, nm judge of It in all its ...

... POSITION OF THE NEGRBOS IN MERA. . . * For the first time in thehistory of Atnerica,, ^ the negro population of the Southern States a have taken an active and in some cases a preponderant share in the political elections of their respective States. In the great State of Virginia no less than 93,666 negroes voted at the recent elections, against 75,924 whites, giving the negroes a majority of ...

... .EXTRAORDINARY ADVENTURES - oP FEMALE BARMAN. In the early part of the' month of September hi last a well-proportioned' person, who gave the be name of Charles Arnold, applied to Mr. Durdle, Sf superintendent of pollee on the Great Wostern co Railway, Paddingtont for a situation as super., pi numerary porter; and aS business ?? at the 'h time, aud the oredentials produced of a first-olhss oc ...

... HE A . L . I- ~ IRBATIT 2MWIMTTE!L .-I I I -the firs meeting of- the 'healh committee for the present municipal year was held yesterday at the Town HaIL The members present were Mioare. Bowslngi Dover, R. G(ladatono B H . Rathbone, BW. -iamunlson, Robinso , 'ears, Dawbarn, William Williahs, Whity, ates, Bairetow, Holden, Dr. Taylor, nd Dr Daon. APPOINTMENT OF CHAIRMAN AND VICE-CHAIRMAN. Mr. ...