... TO ORUEPORDENTSTs. Wt canneot udetake to return communaiations of which we do not avatl ourselves, Vommunicationa abould al ways be legibly written In ink, and eo am uide of teh paper oly Length In srea 5the dfficulty of Rnoding Sp Oe r Whatevfr b Itended or insertion used be aushenticated by tho name and address of the writ--not necssarily for publication, but as a guarantee of his good ...

... ?? ?? -E a! SALlr8 POPULI LEX TOUPREE. S UM MARY. DOMESTIC. The bulletins issued by the doctors at Sandringham, on Tuesday, again report a progress which, though slow, is satisfactory. The Queen has returned to Windsor. The report that the Speaker will retire soon after the meeting of Parliament is confirmed. The reason assigned is that, not having yet recovered from the fatigue of last ...

... THE FIRST INFORMATION UNDER, THE EDUCATION ACT. A. FATHER FINED FOR NEOLECTING TO SEND HIS CHILD TO AN ELEMENTAY SCHOOL. At the Liverpool police Court, ton Ahrsath fgirsta so noons taken o ht u ndered Act againt a parent for not sending suchil to an eleetary schol, was heard before Mr. Raffes. A Bonri) manunied Jon o dgesonar, wstedfnat n he had been Sum- homne-qatrte, insanc ?? lschool Board, ...

... On'Saturday, an inquest was opened at Bolton, as to the death of William Schofield, one of the men Who was in- jnred on the 30th November, in the riot which took place when Sir Charles Dilke, M.P., was announced to deliver his address on registration and representation in Boiton. Evidence having been heard, the jury, after a consulta- tion of over an honr's duration, returned a verdict of ...

... The n usual meeting of this, committee was held Ai em- yesterday at the municipal offices, Dalo-streetL Dr. 4 t he Taylor presiding. There were also present Messrs. C tur- AlemnHolden and Thomson, Campbell, Whitty, e rrled Willi ams, Turner, Harrison, Denton, Vining, Barton, a.and, A. B,; Foriwood. F ring ~~~HEALTH OF THE B3OROUGH{. el The Medical Officer of' Healthi reotdhtthe, at the' number ...

... A GAT PARADISE,1- - Nothing more- forcibly attracts the notice- of intelligent foreigner landing in -New YorL- tb= the number of cats which stretch their luxurious length in stores, warehouses, and bouftirig-houseN or sit demurely one the head steps of basement& They have an athomxe expression about them. which shows that they are not -only tolbrated. but are even cared for and petted. When an ...

... A CAPTURE BY THE WLSSH POLICE. At Oswestry, on Saturday, a respectablyedr woman, giving the name of Marian Aney, wan brought before the Mayor and John Morri, Esq charged with stealing a silver watch, the Property of Henry Harrison. From the evidence it ?? that on Friday morning the prisoner went to Mr Harrison's vaults in Church-street, and asked to ba accommodated with apartments. She said ...

... : LAThEST AND N TELEGRA~PHIC NEWS. TflE- rRINcE OF WALES& YESTERDAYS BLULLETINS. SANDO91NGHAM, Dsc. 18, NINR A.M. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales has passed a quiet night. The progress continues in all respects satisfactory. SANDRINOeAm, Dne. 10, F1vp P.M. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales has I passed the day quietly. WILA J M.D. 1 WILLIABE JEW~e, M.D. WMLIA ?? uLL, MI.D.t JoSN ...

... THE FINANCIAL SUCCESS OF THE GOVERIEMENT. At a meeting of the Rayton Liberal Association on Satuiday evening, Mr. Hibbert, E.P., said that, in spite of the extra outlay in the departments of the army and navy, where the principal increase this year had taken place, the national expenditure was still between £200,000 and £300,000 less than it was when the Conservatives left office. (Elear, hear ...

... PRESIDENT GRANTS M SSAGE.) I The message addressed by the President of the United States to the Senate and I House of Representatives, of which a summarv was received some time ago by the Atlantic cable, is a document of much f ability, and conceived in a large and generous spirit. The points on which it r touches are very numerous and varied. Some of the views expressed by President Grant ...

... A meeting of the Council took place on Wednesday at the Town Hall. Present-The Mayor in the chair; Aldermen C. R. Jacson, Arkwright, E. Burley, J. J. Myres, J. Bawcliffe, Spencer, Goodair, and Iherwood; Council- lora Andrew, Smith, J. Robinson, Dobson, Fryer, Bee, Hay- hunrst, Brindle, H. P. Watson, Butler, Gerrard, Grime, Hallmark, Ambler, R. Robinson, Maynard, Haslapn, Woods, Hibbert, Haldan ...

... x DRAINAGE. i ?? Gentlemnence of sewergrais usuallyreadlly detected, and whhere tbero is even a suspiion of such an I enemny ?? sleouO follow. One gresb fauit in , tw presents day is the absence of concentration in the system of drains oonnected with a building, and the want of oommuniostlon with the external air. Mr. Rawitnson and the late Mr. Newlands have both advocated this com- c bined ...