... t Neb3:5. - ;v Charles Joseph Camidge, the Re akefield, expired at his o 1,AYvicar O ytheets .ea;ingW s narrowly escaped being rdde . $yue ° ?? ?? was found insensi- d0 5only recovered after medical bdee is 2 nei tody at Sheffield for having ~ah 550 Sch i3 In Jo hI in a quarrel arising out of jbls their mother some money. Joseph lter jcriical COditia *ell-known Primitive 6jaClge p r 5 ...

... THE HRELTH OrTSF R~URAL DISTR1OO lation 20i. MIelton Birt death. population 187. Ferribylly birth. deaths 3, dath a3irts li 25, bith-re th-rat 6,Ppujation 43' 25, birth-rate 26, deaths 14 death 9561 Suttona with Stoneferrt y *thrs y: irthA deaths 27, death-rate 16.- poiultioI Births 18, birth-rate 37, death8 16 d lation 481. Welton with ?? ; ratte 27, deaths 21, de Ith derth rat 28 r Westella ...

... . I ?? T-T- ?? M. OFFEN EAci has two new works on hand just now. ne is finishing an opera-bouffe, the Blue Bird, for the Paris Gait4; and is also writing a Spanish piece, to be brought out during the Exhibition. THE STANDARD OF THE PROPHET has not been unfurled in the present war for the best of all reasons, according to the Gazette de ?? du Nord,-i.e., that it is no longer in the possession ...

... IIRE DISTREFS IN 6OUTII WALES I THE I BOWL. There was deposited in the bowl yesterday £22 13s Mlld., making the total for 32 days £662 Os. 6d. Yesterday's contributions comprised -Four sovereigns, three half-sovereigns, twelve half crcwnis, twelve florins, 65 sbilliugs, 39 six- pences, one fonrpenny piece, 16 threepenny pieceq, 197 pennies, 58 halfpennies, two farthiugs, 86 eblmps, and three ...

... I OUR. LOPDON -CORRESPONDENICE I LoaDow, MOONDAY EVBNITG. It i& semething gained that since I last wrote two days have passed and we are no nearer war. In feet, to-day the optimists are talking as though everything were settled, and ae if the fact that the Great Pcwers are going to send their repre- sentativec to Baden-Baden were equivalent to a settlement of the Esetern question. It is one ...

... TEE RUShSIAN POSITION AT THE CLOSE OF THE WAR. er- | Ae learn fsom the official papers laid be- ich fore Parliament that on the ith Januuay a heI division of the Russian armry, or, at all -he | events, a body of Russian troops, amount- of I ing to 3000 men-infantry and cavalry- with three guns, was marchiug on Tchoriu, ci which is a place about 30 miles from mtTchataladja, the centre of the ...

... | LIVERPOOL SAILORS' HOMIU. SFAMEN AND PUBLIC hOUSES. ' The atnsl meeting of the governors and mem e ters of the Liverpool Sailors' Elorlie was held t yest'ettY afternoon, in the boaidroom of the insti- tution. Mr. H. A Bright presided, end there were t also present Messrs. H. Sturgis, J. Aikin, J. A. Tinne, A.T. Parker, W. B. Crow, B. Darbyebire, B. A. Besaley, W. s. Graves, Shalleross, T. H. ...

... - -is LETTFIAS TO TUE EDITORS. TYE ORGAN RECITALS. Gentlemen,- -Tb at it is a privilege for the people of Liverpool to atceno the organ recitals by Mr. Best at so little cost, few, I libink, will deny; but, like all other prlvilegesitts opel i to abuse. Why, I would ae;, are people knowing lit tle of and carinR lees for music allowed to pay tibi money simply for the beseft of being able to sit ...

... ThE SITUATION IN THE EAST, I 01 ?? rse the great wonder is that we should hear nothing of the negotiations whckh are supposed to be going on between t the rival plenipotentiaries appointed to I agree upon an armistice in Turkey. In these das of telegrapby and special corre- spondence we are prone to imagine that we should know everything; and yet here are ambassadors, appointed by the most ...

... I I I i I I RLIAMENT, THE average of interest in Parliamentary affairs during the past two weeks has been fairly struck. As noted last week, both Houses had sunk to a depth of dulness which was the more notable by reason of the unusual circumstances of the summons and the expectation of lively debates on foreign policy. It turned out that the monotony bewailed was but the torrent's stillness ...

... I The annual meeting of the friends of the Liver- pool Asylum for Orphan Boys, in Myrtle-street, was held yesterday afternoon in the council chamber of the town halL. The mayor (Mr A. B. Forwoed) presided, and amongst those present were the Rev. Cason Stewart, Rev. T. B. Bsaner, Lieutenant-Colonel Steble, Messrs. E. Samuelson, B. Banner, J. A. Tinne, J. Besloey, 0. Aspitnall, W. W. Raffles, 0 ...

... PARTY DIV1SIONS AND WAR PROSPECT& From all accounts it would seem that it is not alone the Liberal party which has teen thrown into deplorable disorgani- sation by retent events. The great Con- Fervative party, notwithstanding its tra- ditional homogeneity, is absolutely rent asunder; so that, for the first time in his life, Lord Beaconsfield finds himself in the position of a shepherd whose ...