... ?? -LATEST AND TELEGRAPIHIC NEWS. COMMERCIAL. LONDON, T1s-DJAY EH'ENING. Alte.r baeing very qniet nll day the stock markets le,,ve off rather better, o ing to the purchase by the Baik of IN portion of the Australian gold ,recetlyarrived. 'Ihere were 55l1o improved prices aro pariss received during the afternoon, which ,tisoulsted business In foreiga securities. The enierl hosvines of ...

... -, i~ 'I'L 5: P` i O1'VU I LaX fUifI t 1EMA e SAML'.S l'OiULI LLA SIJYRE31-8. S IJM MAAY. PARLIAMIPNTARY. In thle ?? of Coinmmons, on Wednos- 4.ay, Mr3. S. Aytoun asked the Home Secretary wvhether the Mayor of Tynemouth hnd not ?? his authority ill issuing al motieo that all psersons who should attend lectures advertised 10 be given by the notoriou5s MIurphy in North Shiolds, alid should pay ...

... I Ali. PISLRAE'S AMEND'MENTS. Thele is a renmarkablo contrast between tile ?? violence Oi the Irish church- ulen in tlheir coiifcrleco at Dublin and the ItO attitlue of their parlianentary cham- piun .!t ,We(stifini8ter. The vaunting tone of t1 ollpl onishiing opposition, and the if'ectation of pious horror with which dif- feicoit iemibers of the Conservative party ?? ievicd IMr. 0 laostone's ...

... In the case of Grimahaw v. Pemberton, an action of ejectment, from Warrington, tried at the Liverpool aesizes, when a verdict was found for the plaintiff, a rule has been granted to the defendant to move to set aside the verdict. COUNTY PALATrINE BILL-The Treasury has consented to Mr. Pochin's amendment in this bill, that any one taking office under the bill shall not afterwards be entitled ...

... I THE REGISTRATION OF VOTERS EVIDENCE OF MR. F. ARCHE P. A select committee of the House of Commons, to consider the best means of registering voters for exercising the parliamentary franchise, sat yesterday, hIr. Vernon Harcourt presiding. Mr. Archer, the agent for the Liberal Associa. tion at Liverpool, was the first witness examined. In answer to the several questions put by the committee, ...

... ]BRIBERY AT ELWtIO IN I I LIVERPOOL INTEESTING EVIDENCE, The select committee of the House of Commons appointed to consider the general question of municipal and parliamentary elections met again yesterday morning, the Marquis of Hartingtoin in The first witness called was Mr. Trippier, a v surgeon-dentist of Liverpool, who said that he was secretary of the Liberal Association, St. A ae's ward ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT | I BY' TELEGnAPI. | HOUSE OF LORDS. TUESDAY, APRIL 9. Their lordships met at five o'olouk. THE IRISH LAND QUESTION. The Marquis of CLAWEICARDE moved the second reading of the Tenure (Ireland) BilL lavieg explained previous attempts to legislate upon the subject, he stated that the object of the present bill was to provide that in future leases should be in writing, and ...

... I Liverpool 1t its maritime greatness is the glory of England; in its moral depravity and wrotched cesh it has becowo our country's shaujo, The universal testimruey of those who viuit it is that in wickedness and misery it is uninatche.l by any town in the empirea If any of the inhabitauts be disposed to question the assertion, it is either that they are but little famoiliar with other plaues ...

... Whatever may be the manner in which service is performed at Sefton Church, every one who has any regard either for religion or tie peace of society will certainly approve of the conduct of the magistracy and of the police in firnily and effectually preventing onl Sunday last, a repetition of the disorderly and disgraceful proceedings which occurred on the previous Sunday. Such scenes as those ...

... h EDITON [18a TUIMGPH.]H The Daily Teyraph says it id feared that .£150,000 will Scarcely cover the amount lot by the gas company from Iligge's esnbezz'lenints. An Eidinburgh telegram states that anawers were lodged yeeterdsy by the Caledonian Railway Company to the noto of suspension and interdict raised against them by the North British Railway Company.-Daily Ncws City Article. Ri~rRiEss 1 ...

... THE SALUS rOPULI LEX SUPREMA. I I PARLIAMENTARY. In the House of Lords, on Friday, Earl de Grey and Ripon stated, in reply to a question by Earl Cowper, that he had re- ceived information that the cholera had broken out among a drove of pigs on their way.to New York from Buffalo, but he was not aware whether the disease was pre- valent in America generally. Lord Hough- ton suggested that a ...

... The following is the abstract of the annual returns dated 1et December, 1868, in the 8th ?? district: Efficisuits County No. Non- Total entitled of Corps. Eiffirients, efflcients. Earculed, to extra LIGHT H1ORSE, Certificate. ?? ?? ?? ?? 33 ?? ?? ARTILLERY. ?? ?? 150111 ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 12 ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 17 ?? .I 210 ?? 18 ?? . I 240 ?? 10 ?? 1550. 15 . 670 ?? 21 ?? ?? 402 ?? 122 ?? ...