... LATEST AND TELE, GRAPHIC NEWS COMMERCIA14 LONDON, FliDAY Evexirme. The following Is the Board of Trade return of the quantitles of cotton Iruported and exported at the varions ports of the United Kingdom during the week ended Alay 4, 1876:- IMPORTS. EXPORTS. Bales. Bales. American ?? 48,399 ?? 1,245 Brazilian ?? 4,694 . - east Indian ?? 5,549 . 8,000 Egyptian ?? ?? ?? 343 Tllscellaneous ?? 2 ...

... I - - aD - - LONDON, WnDNESDAY EVBXIY(}. Last ialght'e debato was a good deal better than Monday's. The Liberals had a mush better champion to lend off with In Mr. Whitbread than they had in Mr. Lowe. The two men are singu- larly unlike. The member for Bedford is one of the most popular men In the house; the member for London Univereity is one of the most unpDpU- lar. The firat has been ...

... 1!r; S. T.t, Jantron proided nt the ustinl ?? of thlt board, which wa. hel-l on Thiredny afternoon at thF otiees, Atfiteld. The othor mnnnmiors present wvfre Aloo-ra. P. Willimao.is t U mon, W. i. Dtarratt, end .J. ljroadlIerit. The Olort: reported that during thn 48 werks ending the 26th Bebriiery, 1810, there had been 8515 Internientet thi recelpts had been 00s3 Wl t it, i ...

... FOREIGN MSCELLANY. Xr. Hamond left Constantinople yesterday, and Dlensrs. Palmer will leave to-day for London. ;muallpox is seriouely on the Increase In Bombay. A Gibraltar despatch, dated Jan. 2;, reports the arrival there of the channel fleet. Captain Sebastlano Martini has left Rome for Adenrs the forerunner of the Italian equatorial exped ion. It is telegraphed from Bombay that 1. 9S. New- ...

... TO THEr EDITORS 0r THE LLIVEPooL UnicCun, Gontlenlcn,-According to 5, state uent that appeared a short time ago respecting the nctle for tbe removal of the trsmsaya froat iho distriot of Toxteth-park, the question betwcon'thio company and the local board assames an utnfavouraile pooi- tion ivith regard to the wihshs of those 7o)o rate. payers and others who'have signed a memorial against tbat ...

... JtUW L-o:zva -rY ?? D3xJ(''O .W-. I tok Clerubial, whom even Beethoven delighted to ivrhonour as One of the greatest1 composers, and iund follow, had a hearing on Thursday night at the bout IRoyal, Amphitheatre, where Mir. Carl Itoss's com-. The pany gave a first performance in Liverpool of his of opec-a, `-Lea Daum Jourindes, In an English dress uinder the title of 11The Water Carrier, ...

... oed, ant Du. WoazraX MACLEnD.-The third reading from bill the memoir of this dietinguishod divine will be given by the Rev. P. T. Forfhr, this (Thursday) be evening, in the Clalodonian School, Oldham-street. lot- -(Seo Advt.) tho A giant of the forest has lately been felleS. at Knowslcy Park. The Countess of Derby has LS taken posaeeoion of the hero of eight hundred .er- years, and intends ...

... ] Last, evening, the Rev. Joseph T. Bxylee, Incumbent of Holy Trinity Ohnroh,Prlos-stro.t, Birkenhead, preached a spocial sermon in refereneo totherltuallstic practices which for a longtime have been observed in tha' place of worship, and which gave rise to an Indignatlon ameting' 1n the Queen's HaU one night laht week. We may state that In the forenoon the services wen, as usual of the ...

... I FATAI. ACCIDENT AT BlRICFIN1IIAD.-An inqluest was bold yesterday at the QUeens Hfotel, Birkon- bead, before Mir, Henry Ohurton, coroner, on the g body of George Clampett, who lived in St. Laalhs- e road, Trannoere. On Tuesday the deceased, who Y was employed at the Dlirkenhead Ironworks, fell from a stage in the engine room, and oustaine4 n; uries which resulted In his death shortly after r ...

... | SPECIAL TELEGRAM, &to. Honry DandasViscount MelvIlle,died yesterday at Melvillo Castle, near Edinburgh. Three excesses of the day-Drlnk, dak, luki- Punch. ?? ik n. The Edinburgh Town Oounonl yesterday passed a resolution to nemorlalse Governmeant to with- draw the slave clroular. A deputation wltedon Lord Carnarvon yester- day to proteat agalist the projected cession of the British ...

... I ?? (P~om the Gaalfs oft Ima ftwh.) BANKRUPTS. Bird, Tames, of Rose Cottage, Great Colmore-treat ane1 Market Bell, Birmnlgiam, frult salesman. Bunker, William, of Langley Moor, Durham, watch- maker and newrsagent, OChbnaUl, Samuel, of Bedford, builder. Franks, Heprv, of the White Hart Hotel, Todmordens Lancashire, Innkeeper, Leek, Wiillum, of HKWrokete, whitesmith and iron- mnonger. Needs, ...

... CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY LOCAL EXAMNATIONS| The class lists showing the sncessful candidatee at the 18th setof examinations conducted at various centres by the Cambridge University local examina- tions syndicate In December last were issued yes- terday. In addition to the certiflcates awarded by the university to every successful student, the syndicate offers a substantial prize to the mentor and ...