... WED)NESDAY, OCTOBER 11. The weather to-day bas been dull ad rainy in al. parts oi the kingdom. The eight am. reports showed that the barometer was stll falling gene- rally, and that a large shallow depression lay off the west of Ireland aud Scotland, while a smaller and still shallower disturbance was found over Wales. In Ireland and the south-west of England the wind was moderate or fresh ...

... INCORPORTION # OF WALLAl I. I. TO ?? zDrrOsR Or THE LTVuUVOOL1 usIesRY, Gentlemen,-From some remarks made by Mr. Frank Pooley at the soirle of the Seacombe lnsti- tate on Monday evening last, it would appear that he is labouring under some misapprehension as to why the promoters of the petition for obtaining a charter of incorporation for Wallasey wished to submit it to the members of the ...

... FORIEIGN NWs.rs ydnKII'S ¶L0 GR MS] . rae ENGLAN ADTHE VATICAN. 10n Bosis OCr. 9. IC rd M~r. ?? arrived here ast nighat, and to:- iD rd day*had an in~terview nith Cardinal Jacobin47 the ti n- Political Secretary of State. c' edf RIOTS IN FRANCE.a 10 Pnh, Ocr. 9. ; mis ts and Bepublicans at Ares White flags were hoisted, but immediately torn down by an excited ql crowd, 'who att acked the ...

... TrEf~ LiTERPOOJ2 IlOTL PRO- PRIETOR ADHIS WRIFE Si EXTRAORD~INARY SCENE AT ThAIWMX din At the Birkenhead Police Ccurt~yesterday,be~ore dcl M7r. Preston etipendiary magsrte, Wila Kiddl, he h;otel proprietor, Tarleton-street., liverpool, was the 7 summoned for assaulting his wife, Sarah Salna wit )t SiddL Creass-summonses were taken out against> of 1 is Mrs. Kidd for ulsing threateniing ...

... , TIR TRIAL, OF AAMAB Of the dIEINGLIAND AND THE PORTE. Tl' -s Irat not if A:imnsa Euaa, OCT. 1.2, 545 pa, hai it Thirty-two Europeans have arrived beia on board tur h an Austrian steamer to serve in the Egirtian gen- * )r darmeria. The whole number engaged uip to the Of. phreset fusar this colonel;, accused of compli. cut, 10 City in the event, of the 11th of June, have, been the '0arrested ...

... re The scaffold on which Michaeil Walsh is to be f It executed for the murder of Constable Cavanagh, of s' Letterfrack, was erected. yesterday in Galway V' DI Prison. The condemned man, it is stated, seemsa fully resigned to his fate-. ti = The Irish party ire mnch disappointed at finding I as that at the recent parliamentary revision for county hi he Meath severalhaundred names were erased ...

... THE COMPULSORYNOTIFICATION OF TINFECTIOUS DISEASES. THE ADIOURNED SPECIAL METING OF TEE HEALTH COM31=TEE - The debate on the question of the compulsorye notification of infectious diseases by medical men e was resumed yesterday at an adjourned special meeting of the Health Committee. Mr. Alderman A. B. Porwooaduinpresided, andtberewerep~senlt al Alderman Nicol, Messrs. 3. B. Smith, Hamilton, c ...

... The monthly meeting was held yesterday, the El Mayor (Sir Thomas G. Frost) ?? Littler moved the adoption of a recommendation de that the Improvement Committee be anthorised to have a wholesale market erected on the space in the reh rear of the Town HaU, a&cording to plans to y sh submitted to the Council, at a cost not exceeding £4000.-Mr. Charles Browne (ex-mayor) secondedo the motion, which ...

... I APPOINTMENT OF AN ORGANIST TO THE we DEWHURST ORG-AN. do To TOH EDITOR OF TEIs PRESTON CHRONICLE, an SIRa,-Not before I read a letter on Saturday last, had 00 Ithe least idea of Buch an appointment having been sq made, neither should I have thought it likely that any we 3council of sensible men would have been so precipitate WI 3in making an appointment as they certainly seem to to e have ...

... . ?? IMPORTANT ACTION.1 At the Oldham County Court, on Thursday, before Mr. C. Hutton, an important case was heard in connec- tion with the liquidation of Joseph Berry, Bent Grange Mill. Mr. Taylor, barrister, Manchester, was for the B trustee, Thomas Wilkinson; and Mr. Walton, barrister, al of Liverpool, appeared for Messrs. Seville, cotton brokers, Liverpool. of Mr. Taylor said the dehtor ...

... WELSh WESLEYANIS?T IN LiVERPOOL. irA special English service was held yesterday fore- Cl 'a noonatm ?? to avenue. There vwas a large congregation. H~is St ,,Worship the Mayor (Mr. John Hughes) attended in of s state, and w as accompanied by Messrs. Alderman se Edward Samuelson, Coundillors John Davies, Ed- th ward Grindley, George Feet, Marsh, H~amilton . Hawvley; Mwesas. Richard Jontes, ...

... * arnzrn' T3~enIG}S.) thu he TRADE RIOTS IN RACE. h IAcorS, OcT. 12. bo Inflammatory placards have been posted up at bu various points at Monteeai les MXines. AL attempt Re was made at tbat place last night to blow up the ha house of a foreman bymeansof dynamite. Although an considerable damage was done nobody was injured. ll COMMERCIAL, TREATIES WIT d SPAIN. Pm 1TADnID, OCT. 12 h. A Cabinet ...