... HEALTH COMMITE1EE. The weekly ,neeting. of this sorumittee was heold yesterday. resent-Mr. C. T. Bowring in the c~hair; Alderman Dover; GouniT rs Robetso Glads'tonec S. G. ItatiIoie, Joseph Robinson, W. 13. Ilairstow, J. Yates, W. Dawbarn, .J. Pearson, B. Samuelson, 0. Holden, W. Barton, J. Whitty, nnd Dr. Dawson. SANITARY STATE OF THE TOWN. The Medical Officer of Hlalth reported that the ...

... ,ears The master cotton spinners of the Bolton flict district have held a meeting to consider the appli. here cation of the card atrippers and grinders for an 2 on advance of 3d. per week upon their present rate of gem. It was resolved unanimously not to d of coede to such application. I by Titz SpiiNG F LOiVxR SHOW.-The Rhow which klay to be held at St, George's Hall to-day (Wednes- y day) Is ...

... IATEST &HIPPING. READINGS OF THE BAROMETER. Wedneedry, July 1S.-Four p.m., 29.87; Midnight, 29.87 Thursday, July ?? p.m., 29.90; MidnIght, 29.82 Friday, July 17.-Four p.m., 30.02; Mldnighlt 30.02 ARRIVED. JvLY 17. Arletsdes ?? Mac0io Golconda ?? QuebecCookatoo . ?? Africa Ter (es) ?? Cadiz OFF THE PORT. Rebecca (as). SAILED. JULY 17. h Martha ?? Wyborg Susan Hendry, ?? hildnigbt.-Wlindvarablo, ...

... I BBULTION OF RAILWAYS I BILL., 1868. . J ?? On Tburday, & deputation, acirsitfili ckeak men from the chief centres of ca,~ . received by the Prdesdent ofthmoardo ofg g l Trade .cn the subject of -ole th Boardh boll sad Thes 36putation was ae y r .W LotCaford hond Mr.G Au MLtdW. It A~ ,aitdo rpeetatives from MU bldiesl imi Lon o ot. M ad. ..ln fth eaai~,t b following I~J~h~e purpoese of tMA ...

... I (BY TELGIMLA.PH The Prince and Princoss of Wales and family leave London to-day for Abergeldie Castle, The quotations or wheat appear to have ad- vanced at nearly a1l the provincial corn markets on Saturday. ,, [HItUTER'S TELEGRAMS,1 AMERICA. QURENSTOWN, AUGUST 10. The Cunard extra steamer Tarifa, from New York, arrived here at midnight with 141 pas. I sengers. She landed 30 passengers and ...

... On Tueseay, Dlr. DiSraetlIrecelveda deputation, vhich ).ncludled Mir. W. E. Fol~oer, hLP., Me. Potter, M.P., Mr. Jooob Bright, Ms.P., andS others, to advocate the claims of the Mmnchestor educatien bill. Mr. DisRAsm, In reply, ?? differ. enoe of opinion there way be between the Govern. ent and the deputatodn-if indeed there be any difference at alt-thore is at least one point upon which we are ...

... htuIr; :Nearly the whole of the first night of the debate on Mr. Maguire's motion was ocoupiot with discussion on the actual facts of the daul condition of Ireland, past and present, an) it when was not until towards tho close of a long iotte sitting that Lord Mayo announced the views :-OU and intentions of the Government with regard nD to future legislation. We dlo not complain of du this, ...

... I L A PAltILIA1MVENTJ * . |,.1 11OUE OF LORDS. 'I'll UBSDAY, MfA v' ). ?? lor1dlip; met at five o'elock. A MENIM1'Nt 01F THE MORTMMN A.. J,ord 10HANWvOtRlT1 MOved the second reading of tbe. B~',ious, &C., Buildings Sites Bill, and ox. plained irat j,, object was to amend the Mortinin Art by providing ?? where a plot of land given fgr roelgious or eduoativ.lal. pur ?? was not enrolled within ...

... MFTIODIST NEW C CONFERENOR ° ii Thin conferencei was ?? on Tue e |Wednesday chiefly in ?? thecap, bationerm. The following were received uj 5k connection :-Reva. W. Jamne, Longto). i1 . rip ?Macclesfield' A. Collinson, Hur4t. P I Liverpool1 J. Q, Bawden Newcast, 3 BC1. Child. Theome ; J. 'Portia ' ef2n DO. and W .J. Wallis, Sheffield. Th~erlaad' committee was conposed of thc $t ' ministers - ...

... An inquiry has been held in St. Lhuke's parish London, relative to the death, from starvation and alleged brutal illtreatment of Edward Moore, aged nine months. The body of the deceased was shockingly emaciated, and the neck was abnor- mally long-a fact which was attributed to an act of violence on the part of the mother. Thomas Moore, a carpenter, residing in William-street, North-road, said ...

... THIRTFY-F.OURTH WEEK1, 188. o a ]n theweek ending latSaturday3899 birthisan(d a 20:36 deaths were registered in eleven large cities f and boroughs of England, including Lon(lon. The birtba execeded by 167 and the deaths by .377 the average weefkly numbers in the ten years 1851-C0, corrected for ?? of population to the middle c of this year. 'T'he deaths showed a further decreaso if only 2!9 ...

... | The usual meetin6 of thia body. war held yester- day at the prarims offices, Brownlow-hill the Rev. kector ?? ljhel p~residing. There were also present I M(PeRi. Oiturchwarelen ..at .oll, Thinas Smith, Rdlbifll, Mlartin , } . lo ers G3rm,(lover, Crithiley, ()wso, Ifnil, 13irfit-w, Oenton, HIors- fall, Syci , Jennings, 'eol, and Ciupland. I'RAISlE O1TIIY C'ON)DUOT OF A,.ADY NUMt3ES. Mr. ...