... SPECIAL TELEGRAMS, cC. Sir Michael Costa is still progressing satisfactorily towards recovery. To-day, cardinal Newman celebrates his 81st birthday by singing high mass at the Oratory Church, Edgbaston. The Earl of Wilton's condition, we are informed, ,remains unchanged. He passed a quiet night on Sunday. r Arthur Laanagao, foreman striker, was committed lfor trial at Leeds, yesterday, on the ...

... TiHE RELIGIOUS TRAINIG OF| i CHILDREN. I In the Chancery L'ivision. yesterday, a motion was reale in the case of Condon v. Bolland, on behalf of the father of a child. not three years old, for an injunction to restrain the defendant from I taking the infant plaintiU to other than Roman Catholic places of wvorship, and from bringing her tip in any other faith. The marriage of Mr. and Mrs. ...

... THE PROPOSED INCREASE 1 CORPORATE SALARIES. Tbe first meeting of the Liverpool City Caon for 1882 will take place on Wednesday, when r, Srst business will be the appointments of the ;as ...

... SPECIAL TELEGRAM& &c. Mr. Justice Fry is suffering from ulcerated sore throat. Her Majesty's shi? Bczhante, with the Princes Albert Victor ?? of Wales on board, sailed from Colombo yesterday. In the sculling match from Putney to Mortlake, yesterday, between Brightwell and Smith, the former won very easily. The eighth international football match between England and Ireland was played yesterday ...

... I Nrw YORk CLOSLNG PRICE.I IVILIA UfIX U.UVQ1- * L W_- I - FRPBIDAY, JANUJARY ao20. RPOTE.rt'S TlLEGf5.X. TONE OF THE MMARKETS. Mloney easy. Stocks irregular, but closed firm. cotton easy; Petroleum, Lard, and Wheat firm and advancing. Flour firm; rnore inquiry. Corn firm, with advancing tendency. Coffee and Sugarsduil. Iron stronger. PRICES. Yesterday. To-day. call Money, interest U.S. Govt. ...

... LOCAL NEW&. TES Cosssartvsm DnsoNSThATIONS.-It is ex- pected that the Marquis of Salisbury and Sir tT Stafford Korthcote will arrive at Ormakirk this B (Tuesday) evening about five o'clock, when addresses will be presented to the leaders of their party by I the Conservative Association of Ormskirk. t APnOnrrtENT OFASOTlE5PiOflSSO oF UNvEILR h sm COosXxe-We understand that the Council h of ...

... ILOCAL BILLS 'IN; PARLIAMENT. I LANCASHIRE AND YORrSHrIR BOR-WAT-This bill came before Mr. Charles Frere, one of the examiners of the House of Commons, yesterday, at Westminster, for the purpose of complying with the standing orders, It is-a bill for conferring further powers on the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway with relation to their own undertakings and the undertalings in which they are ...

... CA?AJt VON BOROUGI1?. ??1?RyAT rWLIMELI. bag as yet made his S it istt upor aluority that z donedall hope of finding one, ;Mbfe tbere are 1Dtwo Liberals in ?? ¢ i% S advise tbat support be either ?rom both candidates, or to r. Jones-Parry, who 3 ontv gentleinan, having many ;. 'S man ; wyr~ ith the eoostiti ency. wh~ereaws * o candidate has no lnd. nor even a An a matter of fact, ie>.s5S: C of ...

... The case will be called on to-day, at the Bir- mingham police cobrt, at half-past twelve. The charge of defrauding Mr. Beynon will be frst gone into, and we believe it has been decided to take some evidence, and then further remand the pri- soners for a week. Yesterday, a remarkable letter from the prisoner to a Birmingham acquaintance was brought to light. It will be noticed that this is the ...

... LETTERS TO THE EDITODS. | 1 -- -- ?? ne VS N ABBREVIATED DIIRECTORY OF LIVERPOOL. Ce Gentlemen,-Aprepss of the letter in yesterday's e 3feroiry, signed S. B. W., suggesting an abbreviated as directory of Liverpool, allow me to remind S. B NV le that such a one already exists, and has beeb published of 'annuall for more than ten years. Iallude to Fukon's g., Comnmeicial Directory of ...

... , THE LIVERPOOL MAIL I ITS CREDITORS.- A meeting of the creditors of M1r. J. M. Morton, late proprietor of the Licrvenol Daily .i3ear, held by adjournmnent from London, for the purpose of the ecamination of proofs of debt, took place yesterday, at the county court, before the senior registrar (Mar. Bellringer). ir. C. 0. Deane was present an behalf of Mr. David Jardine and other guarantors; ...

... MIR. GLADSTONE ON LOQA TAXATIO. jIEpUTATION FROM CIIAMBERS OF, AGRICULTURE. yesterday ?? ?? and influential .epetation from *te Central Chamber of 4grioul- Pre. and a large number of distri't clambers tucisated with is, waited upon the Prime Mini ter at Dovtiig-street, to lay before bhm certain grievances of the agricultural interest witregard o local taitation.lanreceaiing the deputation, Mr. ...