... AND TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. COMMERCIAL. LONDON, MONI)AY EvfeNIN. h. donse fog has prevailvd over London, and to ,omle extent it haa inteifered with business in the gt,,k Exciliango as well us in the produce and other markets. The funds have receded 4; but rfiilxay, with the exception of Metropolitan, bare shown but little alteration, and Metropolitan left off at A price better than the lowest of the ...

... The Copenhagen correspondent of the .UMroi-1v Post, writing under the dlate of the 7th instaur, The Prince of Walee and the Orown Prince of Denmark returned Jrom their visit to the Swedish court in tine to join the Danish royal family party at Christmas. it is uuderetood, hob-vevr, tbat their royal bigbnesies greatly enjoyed their stiay at Stoekholn and in theo neighbourhood of titt city, and ...

... IHOW SHALL THE IRISH TITHS| Bfil APPROPRIATED? How the tithes sball be appropriated, coutin- gently on the disendowment of the Anglican t iorci, is a quoation Ireland ir boginnin; to diliitiw. ''ltre question involves momentous issues, mollwntotets to Ireland meid to England atlke. ?? e of us that are old enough to recollect the licti Uthne wlar, ir which, during the 30 years pro. ceding 1832, ...

... We aannot undertake to return oommunlcatlons of whiah we do not avall ourselves. Oommunioatloua should naways be legibly written in ink, and on one ?? c/the: payar mvly; length insreasos the diflsoulty of finding Osace for them. Whatever ie intended for insertion must be authenticated by the name and address of the writer, not necessarily for publication, but oi a guarantee of his good faith. ...

... BANQUET TO MR. MOORE, M.P. FOR COUNTY MAYO, Ine Yesterday evening, a public banquet was hold lings at the Washington Hotel in honour of the visit to 8t% Liverpool of Mr. George H. Moore, M. P. for d toe county Mayo. The banquet was got up by the d tomemersof the Catholic Club and was in every vers. respect a success, being attenciad by about 120 of inlar the principal Catholic gentlemen of ...

... i NoRTuliLN INSTITFUTE. -We understand that cs; thle classes oif this school re-assemble to-day. i 'Tie 13achelors' Ball, which will he held on ?? 28th instant, in atie Wellington Rtoonms, this year th4 reietobe. ,on of the most attreactive and tbi a-linbegatherinags which Lice for a long' timeJ tbi ,la~en piece in this town. w JonWilson, a collier, who worked in the a Futton pit, belonging ...

... (Commnei~cawd.) To a devout Englishman, especially if he has a cultivated taste, there are few objects of greater interest than the grand cathedrals which adorn so many of the ancient~cities of our country. They are interesting as memorials of the piety, the munificence, the genius, and the taste of our fore- fathers, and still more as connecting links between the far-off past and to-day. They ...

... I I The borough gaol Session was held in the magis- trates' room at the Police Offices, Dale-street, yesterday afternoon. Mr. T. S. Raffles, stipendiary magistrate, was in the chair. There was a good attendance of borough magistrates. T'ereports of the various officials of the gaol wore read by Mr. Wy bergih. as below:- VISlTlsIN JUSTIClS' Rli'ORt'. Tie Visiting Justices reported that tire ...

... I MULTUM IN PARVOY I The number of wrecks reported last week was 78, making for the present year a total of 88, A thrush's nesat with two eggs was taken the other day at Fordham, near Cowbridge. The York Convocation has been prorogued until the 21st instant. In consequence of the depressed state of trade, the spinners and weavers of Dundee propose to introduce a short-timo system. Accounts ...

... LATEST I TEEGRAPHIC NIMWS (JOMMERCIAL. Fltamlf EvtEllrcG. We haves so business to rer.ort in securities of any descriptiOll, ias the stock Laubange as well as the continebtatl 1,ours-8 have been closed, as they always are (in the firht daY of thle Year. Most of tbe other mnarkito have also, 1l,V e closed. The weekly return of the Bank of ]France allows a flling off ink the bijlbon iof l2i ,8S ...

... ALST'ON COLLECE, NEAR PRE$STCNM 1X A MIN ATION, Cl1111STMAkI. 1SIR'; IThe %'ir t'l'lt cem-lleue e If he e (llatioiully tenir- gttlo~l'lll, ll'pl iir hig.oll.kl, Mld OMMI13eUral j - 013r ill ,ilotl College are vowm s0 gonurelly known and3 favour- eibly ;ppcc in t ad by thle pulblic aes to noeod l ittle teelimnoay from me, yel I c.Ialiot rcfmrain fron3 expresoiig my)30tir1 ,,ntul oial e in tboe ...

... HEIAVY DOCTORS' BILLS. Yesterday, a claim was beard in the county court, before Mr. J. K. Blair and a jury, in which two Liverpool doctors sued for the payment of their bills for attending upon one patient, which jointly amounted to £:70. The plaintiffs were Nicholas Smith Glazebrook, surgeon, of HIayman's. green, West Derby, and George Gill, surgeon, living in Abercromby-square, Liverpool; ...