... _ MR. ELADSTONE AND THE JEWS. I TO -n R m HON. W. E. w, &DSTOUE, IS P. Sir,-! bave observed in several papera two letters written by )Ou having psrtial retefdrencr L) the Jewish vote, whch, I venture to think, met sasve been fonnded-tastfen brosddy-n insufficieat ie ermation. It canot-62 too distinctly reiterated thae Ase overwhelming majtrity of J3ws in Great Brita&D are Liberals. The eveits ...

... t EXPLOSION1 S OF GUNMOWDER. . I ?? TWO HOUSES AN-D SHLOPSWRECKED. THREE PERSON KILLED. A terrific explosion of gunpew.er occrtrred early on Saturday on the premises of Mr. Hanson, gua- Fnith, Exatergste, I)oncastor, doing a largeamourt cf damsge and killirg three people. Mr. Hlnson kept gunpowder stored in his bedroom and in a room beneath. The explosion occurred in the beck rozcton of the ...

... -- Lr. Rice Roberts has resigned his nppoiutmentas 3 cietk to the niagislrate& of ?? Mnetd Bridge petty ketaioral division. Tee Lav. E. J. James, B.A., who V as held the cumacy ot UpperBrnPgor ?? 1571, loss been pre- , rred to the lciing of St. I.hmsel, Ferrysile, Suth MOxF.1ENr'TS -IT TrE CIVIL Sxa1CTve-Cnt1OmS: Mr. D. Durglihsoi, clerh, second class, WI',litehaven, o collector and surveyor, ...

... LATEST I TELEGRAHIC NEWS| _ ?? THE COURT, &c. (Foeza the O01 Co Circular.) ONBoweE. JAs. 4. The Queen, the Princess Beatrice, aud Prince Leopold, and the members of the household., attended oivine service at Osborne this morning. The Bev. Gecrge8 Connor, MA., vicar of Newport, wid Cbap'lmin in ordinary to her Maj3sty, officiated. Her Majesty and Psincess Beatrice walked out. The Hen. Harriet ...

... II1Y'TEPICOL TOW,, X ?? I ?? mcet`3 of ?? ?? for .rtsil! be hild- un Wcdnc ?7 nr tee teat L'rt~~ae will l c e~he apdtrto . e fcr iiovesi.c~hturchee in cjsa tte a3 ?? The fino-vos cod' ?? COMM wA ?? tL ~ te -r---tata s X-his'suSg:-a5 2.Cu 7.7 Id. U plopo'*a mcrense ',the s C ., ' cs:-s.r::e r icaL a fi li-t of ?? zacts a U se Iini tet Mco -17p wekll t3 la the r3ot- rzootzn_` ?? tisor on. n'he ...

... Where two places are mentioned,the last-named iS that at which the ?? is stationed. OAVALRY. Ist Life Guards, St. Johnas SIh, Muttra; Canterbury 'Wood U 5th L39aerE, &ea3kote; Can- 2nd ditto, Windier terburi Beoy3I Horee UDI7rde, Regent's 101hHaouzere, Afgbanhnan; Park Conterbuzp let Drton G(urds, Cape of 11th, Alder'hot GoneS Bopre# urder odczrf 12:h Frences, Scunderabad; fo r Inl 6 * ...

... I razz UiI-,71,.1HI{ EIDENT. I , Tlo alu:rd is so r.ied 11 with the isriou, in a'l o&r ?? viith the S'ubbri'c Porto that one ought not, perhap3 to ?? surojil.ed c aonr.xthing which ?? cn i cartintznsier lle, Yev-erthlele%. the 1lawest, S Q sco arms which has takzen place 'le-,d1tn tunr a abi-,ador there and the luf,. ;co''ullft of tlhe huh-an is onl several aecouents !6ot a Wttle na,.tillg. ...

... I Oh'sR ' NDO.N CORRESPOND E El I . a LO3;g)OON, SAr'1o1?pm.Y Eviaixi:s. I t is clear that to-day's mneeting of the Cazbin-at a s j3ialopCttaill, for every mentbhr of it was is -rtseilt. The Turkish aff air wvas of course tLiJ ,al presciff business, ard the domestic policy of the corting session was the next. But it is to be hoped tiat the Hellenic bloek was als7 ;es rouglit before thoCabinet. ...

... I SHIPPLNG DISASTERS. SHIP WRECKED SEAMEN IN LIVERPOOL. ; a 03sturday,elevon of the crew of the ?? W. g.&itklnson, of South Shields, were landed at LiverpoC' by the steamship Thebes. Their vessel Was on a ~'o71ge from Alesandria to Ne-wcastle-on- Tjae, with ntargo of wheat, under the command of Captain Hoghee, with a crew of 2]-, all told. On the 18th DEvsober she struck on the Pigeon Rock, in ...

... ROSPITAL SUNDAY. All wvho are 2nore immrediately connected a with the churcnes and chapels of every tenioiousc ?? in JLiverpool and surrounding districts wvill again be asked r next Sunday, the 11th instant, in accord- o ance with annual custom, to contribute of e their vorldly means towards the help of thozec local chaxitable institutions which are ti'e pride and the glory of our town, arw ...

... THE WRATHER. SATURDAY, JANUARiYl ?? TIh chart represents the ws3tepr cuntrk-e d Euxop 6, froax Nrw by to Whe coast o f P'ortigi,ind em~imco dreat Britain and the Bni4h TIles. it sine lachides tre NrOzth Sea er gc~w ^ 5Cao t'e Bay 9i Eimeay, the I£Mediterraneav, fai Itliatic with the Rngihsh Clane1, BErtnl Clasel ad IriWh Sez. .s'XLANATIOIN. The dfeotiosa force of the wind are shon by h7 o I ...

... I i TO THE EDIT0n;S OF THE uIVHiPOOL KNERCUSR. Gentiemen,-! observe that many people declara that they are unable to believe the facts stated in a letter from hMr. Alfred Dyer,in ycurissue of yester- day, headed ?? An infamous traftic, and it is to be feared that most persons,after uttering an e-clama- tion of susprise, horror, or incredulity, wilt dismiss the subject from their minds. This ...