... A FENIAN ?? INT EEN I DOCK. _I When Mackay, the naln Comtaltoa t UP to receive sentence a eorkb fo taetarday, he reaid, In replyto the usual ?? whether he had anything to say why sentence should not be passed upon him, that he was fully sattsfital with tleverdict. a twasfgitaell d t j no one ?? to British law, but he did not consider it so in accordance with his Ideas of right and justoc3. lve ...

... EDUCATIONAL CONYERENOM I AT MANORwOmP'D ,_I ?? I A conference On public education was COM: menced yesterday at Manchester, and will be contibuedto-day. The meeting isof aninfluentale and representative. oharacter, and was convened by the Manohestir educational ?? who promoted the bill introduced last session ol Par. Ihme tby Mr. Bruce, Mr. Forster, and Mr. A. Egerton. The committee having come ...

... IATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. I I [REUTEiR'S TELEGRAMS,] AMERICA. ID! ATLA1IO TIIRanl WASnHaTON, FPn. 1. Congress has passed a new bill respecting the abolition of the cotton tax. It repeals the internal tax on cotton Immediately, and removes the duty on the importation of foreign cotton after the lot November next. NEW YORK, Fan. 1. The National Oompany's sorew-steamship Wrin, and the Inman ...

... I REO; EDITION I The coloneicy of the 7h *)ragcon Guards I8 vacant by the death of GenerAL Sr M, Whit. The Court Crcukr says that Ie,. Ihondy last Prince Leopold has been confined to ble -°o° b'y severe Indisposition, but waS better yetos.'day and is progressing very satisfactorily. The sentence on two Privates of the lot Royals; tried by court mnartlia for Penlan and seditious language In the ...

... I~~~ _ In the present position and tcemlpr of the House of Commons and of the Govarnmenti towards each other, it is very desirable thiat tile business of the session and of the ex- istiug Parliament should not be unneces- r sarily extended, but that, on the contrary, 9 the really needful business should be at I once clearly ascertained, should be sim-c pliflied as much as possible, and should ...

... I TO THE EDITO38 OF T}B LIVERPOOL SMERGUBY, Gentlemen,-Belng a ratepayer, and also the owner of considerable property In Liverpool, you will oblige me by the Insertion of a few remarks on the position In which the corporation are Involved. Their legislation has plunged them Into difficultiem of no ordinary oharacter, and their affairs are In a complete muddle. To fisd fault la not pleasant, ...

... SCOTCH GENERAL ASSEMBLIZB ESTABLISHED CHURCH. The General Assembly of the Church of Scotlad continued its sittings on Monday, Dr. Burkr moderator. Dr. Crawford submitted the address to the Queen in reference to the attempted assassination of the Duke of Edinburgh, which was approved of; and, on the motion of the Earl of Selkirk, the committee was continued, with power to frame an address to ...

... By the arrival of the above mail We have advle3 from Ceylon to Jan. 16; Madras, Jami 13; Hong Hong, Jan. I; Melbourne, Dec. 27; Sydne, Dec. Al; Adelaide, Do. 28; Brisbane, Dec. 19, &O. INDIA. There art no advice. of importance from India by the present mail. CHINA AND JAPAN, The Chrina Mail contains the following Item of news Reports concerning the Nientel are mor en- iouraging for the ...

... t @'i'EST . NEWS. RagFRIS LWINGCSTONE. BOXBAY, APRI 11. T ted lettlr of Dr. Livingstonehave Tbe long-' i,. the boombay papers. T'aey fully afir thed of his sfeoty. AMERICA. 'Br ATLANTIC TlIL)RAP11H. WASHImNTON, MAY ?? All the impeachment managers! counsel for the eaui.bave delivered their argumoats except Cr. Iigana, ho ...

... AD TELEGIIIC NEWS. LONpoN, THUBSDAY EVW1ING, rkets have been firm, with a fair The IstO'* d ' oig in 1ll the leading seourl- d lbve further improved upon %Io, T adshae f ui neo w AWP d ODl oi otook, induced by one er two ?? ciroumstabces connected with the Mo°U2d buillon umarketo. In foreign stocks the Viiol0pai inqury hiw been for the higher priced dodpriptlogi such as Egyptian, reravlan, ...

... THE TOWN COUNCIL. AND THE CHESTER CUP DAY.: There ought to have been A council meeting beld yesterday, but onec did ilot take place, for the simple reason that thoro was, in the legal sense, no council to do any business. In Other words, out of the 04 geutlemen who rejoice in the dignity of alderman or town councillor, 22 could not, yesterday morning, bn found to obey the sumnions of the ...

... WAT BA S - C .- WAT.ERn & BATI-IS CO:M1TMs.:E. rhe fe tnight]y meeting of the watcr a b committee was held yesterday in the council chamber of the Town Hall. Mr. P. H. Holt pre- sided and the other nmembers present were Me0ssis. J. ki Wilson, Ifletcher, Bairstow, W. Willianis, Melladiew, Rimmer, .Rigy, 11land, and Ilarrison. 'l'he ?? was routine. The Engineer submitted his periodical report, ...