... LETTERS TO MEDTMI S. CO2?OIRATE SALAhIES. Gebti ree.secebm lected. s-,,er can-i-ii it-.s; the ovi c.unci ptmtia eoorv~s;. To-n, 1,,w li It thaet ery Seartssey vwte for nsoresrt, i04 satirist, auA ias tosed tale . 'os is asu, dons by ttie g- c;-ors pony, the ~oVerlnn'er-t ?? an1d iac-gme tase or poor ret-- eo1LCtOro.Isel i,5S, ~nsnt rates are paid ho each member C? ~ tOlo-A-O es3anrl ?? is to ...

... I LIVERPOOL SHIPWRECK AND I HUMANE SOCIETY. At a meeting of the committee of the above Eocidaty, herd IosterdAy, the foglowing awards were made- BEWARD3 FOR GAL!AXTRY IS SIV3IZ Ir. 2os. each to John Doodson and George Henshaw, dock labDurers, for having jurmpedinto the West Waterloo Dock on the 22nd ultimo, and rescued a moan who uad fallen from the Aide of a vessel, and received llunry to his ...

... THE CLERGY AND THIE TiTHE RENT-CHARGt3 h TO THE EDITORS OF THE ULvERPOOL E2( ?? Gentlemen,-In your impre3-ion of the let inst. appears a copy of a letter ?? tun by the Bishop of Bath and Wells, in answer to an ir uairy whether a rector ought in the prc!ent ateta oe agricilture to msako any abatement is rv pect *.f tithe rent- charge. The bishop says, 'I tbink there cia be nc question that he ...

... I 1. . I ..7 -- ' ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? nk P le in ~KIRKHAM. liver TEACHERS AND SINGESoi' BALL.-On Saturday evening, tin- the teachers and singers held their anneal hail in the lowa N~ational Solhool-roona, irlebam. About 200 sat down to iola- ten, after which dancing commenced, and a moat enjoy- my able evening was spent. Songs and glees were inter- ions spersoed throughout the ...

... ,; Q -N$;L tv F.U1tE 'NAZI-L L= SIIPS.A&. 49 aM AA y I DOMESkTIC. Yesearday, thd Marqluis of Selibnrv 3ecceved a deputation of Turkish bond- holders, who desired her Majesty's Uovern- meat, to protest against seburities made ever to the mnemorialists being assigned to o4ther rersons. The Foreign Secretary EgVe a guarded answer. A large mecting of Wel'sh Liberal electors was held in Manchester ...

... GR~EAT 31 ET;EG AT IXCErC OF LIJBERAEAL WEL-HELECBTORfSk, an Last evening, a very large meeting c tjqelal gli Liberal electors Of Manchester waSt3 at the for Huline I ?? Rev. Wifiia-m jame,~, C ea- viniatic Metbodiat =intmcter, of Longl)'i ~t. iraie led and was supported upon the platform . y ! he,.Bright, M.P.; Mr. Awatki Williams?,' c p o ofi the Denbigh boroughs ; Mir. 3%organ u~ d t as, M ...

... E E DATZ, JANU tiRY G. Duope~frema Nerrw-y to ohs C3i't of POftgiLti CG~o flrit-.L i:_, !w=5 ?? a. It a:0o3airludobthe Nor~th Efi Or er5 ~E~h I;By 04 P.I.-Co tile MeiE*3irnm~zei, this Af,Iauti - f inh Y.,he Toe ,trele Lmr adi Ec !Ci ?? cmlare li orm he. rrow dza-.. ?? 5, lathed.- ?? tzr2. clit rc ID r;Tbs~ .e; -i:QisniXk cy the n2-.hc-fbasOsttlat.6jbS03S i!'cU t5t^sun. v , X th-cer 0-4 at~ re ...

... I LETTmE TO TRE EDITOR& HOLT-ROAD. Gentlemen,-Where are the sweepers? Those who are in the habit of passing up and down this road naturally ask tbis question. For some time past the road has been in a most disgraceful cendition. If only a few cinders were laid on the footpath it would be a blessing to pedestrians, especially to ladies, who seein to be in constant dread of cQming to grief on ...

... MR. GLADSTONES' BIRTHDAY.-CELE- BRATION IN PRESTON. A grand Liberal tea party and meeting in celebration of Sr the seventieth birthday of the. Right Hon.- W. E. The a'i Glad stone took place in the Assembly Room of the Corn origin Exchange on Tuesday night. An excellenlt tea 11as TemrpE provided and heartily enjoyed by about 690 persons, presids amongst thle ladies presiding being the ...

... LONDON, FRTDAY~ It has been fated for several years past that the week following Christmas, which ought to bring us little else to think about than our social arrangements and our plans for the New Year, should be marked by some calamity which has cast a gloom over the closing days of the twelve months. We have this year to mourn the greatest of them all. Without a moment's warain, more than ...

... SALZ3 YoPyl LEX SAXMIA. v -4 M 'AR Y. D IES T IC. A Cubitane Council will be held to- nmorrow. The acts of reriiammcnt which eame lito cmyration yesterday included the Habittiil ii runkards' Act, the Summary Turisdictioa Act, t;he Earngerovs Performn-rces Act, and the ½rvsec~-tion of 0,Mcilnes Ac-. Sir ?? ?? speaaling at the Druils' dirrer ac OxFord last night, said it would 7e a consolation ...

... THE LOSS OF THE TUG BROTHEBR - JONATHAN. It may be temembered that the tug Brother Jcrathan, whose wreck on the Saitees, with a crew S of twelve, was reported yesterday'. formerly be- r- lolged to a Liverpool firm, and that she sunk in tl the MIersey, between the Prines's sad George's ti Stegee, some six esars ago, defying all attempts to raobe her for several months. She was ultimately jifted ...