... iTE MTNICIPAL ELECTIONS. fn res t ablte quietude which tais year prevails nrespbect jto the Municipal elections on the 1st ovembler Is the subject of general conversation thrugbo0t the city. There seems to be a disposi- oen anbt to eontest several wards from which popular mebers* retire, bat the action to be taken On nomsnillaton day'will be largely influenced by the course adopted by the ...

... ROYALTLIVERPOOL GOLF CLUB. I . -, ., no The autumn meeting of this club was opened ret yesterday at Hoylake. In the early part of the su5 day there was a heavy fall of rain, but on the whole trE the ground was in good condition. The principal CO0 competitions were for the Dowie Cup, the Hall pa Blyth Medal, and under handicap (limited to ag y t 18 strokes), the Muir Cup, besides two handicap ...

... eR erRESTORATION OF CETEWTAYO. The correspondent of the Daily SVears at 31arite. burg ?? Henry Bulwer has at last started on his long-promised trip to the borders of Zul .- ha land. He left here with the intention of travelling- by way of Greytown to Rorke's Drift, and thencu en to Newcastle, returning to DiMritzburg by the roain road by way of Ladysmith. Of course the real n's object of his ...

... THE DUNEOIT OUTRAGE. CONVICTTON OF SOUTAR. The High Court' of Justiciary again met at Edin- I burgh yesterday morning, at half-past ten, to dis- P pose of the charge mades against Charles Soutar of 1 violating the tombeof the Earl olf Crawfford, at t Duneeht. Aerdeensnire, anid.the- stealing of theP bodysof the late earl; There was again a large at- t tendance in court, many being unable to ...

... MAIL MfTtS .3 PIMAfELPNUrzLK, WzEDs.-The e stesdbr Ohio arrived here toYB .- t. D M A, ThRL5-DAY.-- T:e . ?? Company's steamer GaWorD 27re, be. the West Coast, and left ilnmedlat' vY' Lt LDrsnoe, THasn.'-The Pa::irc _ L- Company's roval MLa ste'a-shp 11sq t-Liverpool, arrived here, and sailes ,O d River Plate, and Chile. e . p Bo Yosno , TarEDLY.-The stesmsP e at fve p.m. yesterday, s 119 pas ...

... UNITED METHODIST FREE X, ?? CHURCHES. LIVERPOOL AND NORTH WALES DISTRICT. Ij The ' aridimnal district meeting was held on Tuesday and Wednesday last, in the Methodist i Free Church;Winsford. After devotional exercises,1 the superuiteident of the cirenit (Rev. W. T. Synmons) was elected chairman, the Rev. Thomas Naylor was re-elected secretary, and the Rev. Thomas Lee sub-secretary. Reports ...

... IRISH{ AFFAIRS. ir__ a On Mondty, iospector Morrow, of the Metropolitan s, Police, loft Dublin for Southampton, ca route for Hing.- e ton, Jamaicn,, accompanied by the steward of the ship ?? identify and bringbacl Westgate, aelf-accased of tbie Phoenix Park murders. r The six persons charged with the murder of the bailiffs it FlHddy, whose bodies were found in Loagh Maskt with o chains around ...

... RE -OPENING OF FISHERGATE BAPTIST I CHAPEL. I Ongndylatppct irscsweehe5a Fisher gate - Baptst Cape, th prache inthe or and ll evening Bi being the Rev. Herbert Harris, on the occaflion of re. o opening, after being closed for renovating, of the Chapel. The collections roalised £C40 2s Si.-On Monday evening PA. a wsll-attendsd tea meeting was held in the school ad. chae joining the Chapel, in ...

... I'gLACK AND DISTRICT. I .LMJ K B U s to Alderman Lund, iln rteijans in office as Mayor ofthboog a I . n ore of s~ignatutre, aind has already A me 1l4 i c th ?? oi tile majority of tho hole W~31. .MeRYBr. H. Harrison rnl CO.'s pror ~eiooo',eteit-Opped on W~ednesday, for a MAC Waterloo Mill, Liveoey, contain- Thn ~ti ~ lie i i stepped for ?? rly a narit. Lod linc eeidetibly cuitailodl theirpro- ...

... I Trains from and to Preston OCTOBER TIME TABLE I ToBAuRTOW A1qD BRoUGnTOlf-7-3)). 5 ] 2-10* 4-40 5.35 9-25a. Suandasy' 8.10 .1.50 ('Sa 1,,, vorlol ToSatOAOlO~N ~ ~ Il -.5.35 7-25 8-5 3-13 0.533 9-10 0-35 g- f: ¶12-10 1-256.0 3 834014.- 140 o 15 Sundys:6-5 9-2u. -2,6-10 612'8.49 _ To BuRiNLEY AXD COtaoM-5,.5 ?? 10.45x. 12.10 1-25 2-0 2-18 3-4 ,4.2325 .3-105 -3 95 9-30-Sundlays: 6-50 9-25m. 2 ...

... CORR',-';I ONDENCE. Lbttem~ to the )~o should be iortften a on ee stde of the Sheet only, and in ink.. i'he a'itor it 'cit res lpra eible for the 2tt,'evints oone? opiniov; ofcre0 ?? 0oranuttoications of (.n taronomous~n eharitelr lo;lI he, rejected. Every letter must lhe ISeconI~itpaik;l Wt4~ the propreiname. and address of' the writer titer'ef, not teceessnrilI for- ptdolieatiot, 7_c as i a ...

... B 8LACKBURN AND DISTRICT. CANON PARER.--Tho Very Rev Canon Parker, oI St. Alban's, Blackburn, still lingerN between life ana death, and no hopes are entertained of 3ik recovery. CUstar CnHURc.-The re-opening services were con- tinued on Sunday, when the Rev. Dr. AIoss, vicar, preached twice, and the Rev. J. H. Ainswortil (curate) once. There were good congregations, and the collections ...