... TO OOR~POENrS. We CMot undertake to return ornounleations of which we 'o -not ovail ourelves. Communications should Alwta be legfbtly written in iskc, and on eon aide of the PPPWVh length inraw the diffliulty of intdtig 'or eor&n.x Whatever In intendod for Insertion In~at be authenticated br the name and addes of the viTater, not nece atl for2ubIloation, but as a 4tifl ltee of his good iaith, ...

... RIU)ETA1EISM. TO THIE EDITORS OF TiHE LIVERI'OOr, MEMOUttY. 0entlcenic),- tI your paper of to-day I see there was Cured at our victuallig )'yArd Deptfond, Iast year, for the ?? navy :1113 tierces of beef of 304 lb., each of which cost £kg 6s #d Will no respectable provii on merchilat let the public know that ill that small itclu of redtapein the country logev at lcast £10,000 As A shipipmter ...

... I TO CORRESPONDENT&S We cannot undertke to returnoomnmunieationa of which we do not avalt ourselves. Comnunications should alvays be legibly written in Ink andon one aids qf the ?? 01ofro length increaes tbe difficulty of finding Ipace for tbesa. Whatever In intended for insertion munt be authenticated by the name and addreas of the writer, not neceasarily for publlcation, but an a guarantee ...

... - ATEST AND LcjGjAPHIC NEWS. TF, TELEGRAMS.] i FRANCE. PARIS, JULY 1L t jf1fioet of this morn0ing publishes an Trl dere dated thle '9th instant, authorisiug Fi *Dptationl andl exportation of corn and flour o~rugh atl ?? houses in the emnpire. PAlIS BOURSE. PARIS, JULY 11. ie bourfoolslicdtirn, but subsequently beoamne on ?? closed at 70f. 45c., or 17o. lo wer than yesterday. SPAIN. ...

... i IAd ' d* ' ?? . ?? ~ AR YSGW~DDA~U ,PWY .Y RHODDWN Y BALI TI ?? ?? t . a ' S a a. Y 'IYE un JfIith bwysi ,y athir.1.wer 'arn~i y d~y~ddiai~j~i,; ,h ,sef-, fqdnyW ddegar bugain o gynnrychiolw-yr ?? y Dywysogaeth yn y senedd; ond:er eii bod i, y Cymvy, fel cenedi, a' tmm'eigyd gilydd,.;yn rhydafrydig eid n gwyddoronao yn;,Ymneill- duwyr, etto nad oes ond tua hanner ei cyn- -rycbiolwvr 'yn ...

... .L.AST WSt EHaa0wOnzom, l ?? Morning.. TELEGRAMS BY SPECIAL WIRE. SIR JAMES. F.ERGUSSON. ll'roec our Specia Gonesepondeltjd Londop, Wedneaday Night. The announcement of the Owl that Sir James Fergusson, Uoder-Secretary of State for the Home Department, has accepted the post of Governor either of South Australia; or. Tasmania, is without the slightest foundation. THE PRINCESS OF WALES. The ...

... 9 Phi the Saturday Review.) Tuic constirtuinon of the Rouse of Lords, ?? originiating in the relations of society, has with the lapse of time become moro or less anoinalous ; but, with all its defects, the House of Lords is the best second Chamber in existence. In America, indeed, the conflict- ing claims of the States and of the Union pro- vided an independent basis for the Senate; and, by a ...

... Beiiw^ one and two o'clock on Sunday morning a des- perate encounter occurred between a party of poachers and two gamekeepers, when the latter were left for dead. It appears that Emmanuel Cherry, head keeper to Messrs. Wright, Newman, and Cooper, who have the right of shooting over lands at Ardsley and Cudworth, was engaged with another keeper, named Jagger, in in a pheasant cover called Oscar ...

... AOCO UCHMMEKT OF THE PRINGESS WALES. At 4.25 on the morning of the 6th instant, the Princess of Wales was safely delivered of a daughter, and every loyal subject will be gratified at the an- nouncement in the bulletin that her Royal Highness and the infant princess are going on perfectly well. Telegrams were at once despatched to her Majesty, at Windsor, to the King and Queen of Denmark, and ...

... C?D . Tbaetoim CinDeHuoelosao tookis hrsea~ton-tbe woei s eoak 'tftrl'a~cldcl& 1 ?? -; ^ : ?? .! I The Royi ?? ?? iusion to thli . otetfs 'b Disfrmiichised. ?? Bill Munieoio i . 'Itatqi(Edburth) . ?? rnd MetrV o jis Improverent (Loans) Act Awoed' ?? ilt~hh8ehiF~h'dtinsBfll.thib: 'agrar t Act-A~meid ; riient'Bil,' the Jtdgm'tn'i tpi ljsio'n Dill, Sloe Flides ;Bill 'i14e .Rejieettn 0Pt'e Pol ...

... TH.E MINISTERIAL WHITEBAIT DINNER The Ministerial whitebaie dinner-the usual bar- binger of the close of the session-is fixed for the 22nd inst. WARD MEETINGS We perceive the burgesses of the North Dock are convened for a meeting this evening to enter into arrangements to co-operate with the.Frauchise Asso- ciation in their efforts for a complete registration ot the Liberal voters. We trust ...

... THE GOLDENT rlriwp CENIErTEI1Y. . . - . - . - I . ,On te-morrow a solemn and emphatic protest will los made against the harsh and unfeeling attempt, just now in process of being carried out, to close against al future intersents the cemetery at Golden- bridge, and to sever in death the fondest ties that linked hearts together in life. The Lord Mayor, -With a premptuesathat does honour to his ...