... LOCA-L NEW& TRE ROYAL VuSIT To LrvimOoL.-We under- stand that his Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh will arrive in ijverpool on tha 15th December, for the purpose of opening the Home for Aged Mlaripers, et Egremont;on the following day. It is expected that his Royal Highness will be the guest of his Worship the Mayor (MIr. W. lI'adcliffe) on his arrival, and it is probable that the Duchess ...

... tI|' e Last evening the Lord -Davor of London (Mr. the ;o Alderman Knight) gave, the enstomary banquet to thiE athe Cabinet Ministers, judges, and others, who axe c entertained, annually at the Gulidhall. Af ter Ma- attending the usual ceremonies at Westminster, the pO5 a Lord Mayor, accomplanied by the aldermen, common the ie corencillors, ?? returned to the city, and the recap- Pi' :0 tion ...

... MONDAY, NOVEI*ER 6. The weather to-day, although generallj fair in the morning, has since become cloudy and rainy at all our more southern stations. The, winds have, however, been much lighter in force than of late. This morning's chart showed that the subsidiary depression which was advancing towards our south-west coasts on Sunday evening had entirely dispersed, and that the barometer was ...

... }AIL NEWS. The African Steamship Company's steamer Whydah, from the West Coast, left Madeira at seven p m on the 13th instant for Liverpool. The West Indin and PacifiuCompanrys steamer Cuban arrived at Havre from Hayti, &c., on the 11th instant. BOSTO, MoNDAY.-The Canard steamer Cephalonia arnrved ?? White Cross Line steamer a( Hgerman arrived yesterday. IT aBnmnss. MosEAt. - The Peninsular ...

... CORPORAL PUNISHMENT IN SCHOOLS, . - Every sede must hava its own terminology, and Wil in the 8ede of tea it is, no doubt, proper to to us words in a parnly technical senses; but the as? practice is not free fromi dager and inconVennce. Is We gather from the evidence givesn by an or asistaut-rmaer at the Ann - street BuCrd all- School X00don, at an inquest recently held old by Dr. Danford ...

... THE ATTEH[T TO ASSM;1 KEG YI LIN. 1 The 41gemeie - 'A e always been -llainforme and PS in reference to Bakan affairs, P from Belgrade upon the ?? Xadame,0s1ercOr,,cS, upon the life C ` e which the writer says- Affars i es It is only n atural that t Grest P.a:, Servia's nearest neighbour aho' interest in Servian affairs. Bat ° Ito corstantl~ makting the mnistakso OI't- they have won the game ? ...

... :SELECT VEShY. THE AMOUNT OF THE SCHOOL B ARD RATE. The usual mneeting of the Select Vestry of the Parish of Liverpool was held yesterday. at the Parish Offices, Brownlow-hil. Mr. ChurchwardeD Boote presided. -The other members present were Messrs. Bobinson, Frzliam Crosfeld, Buddin, W. Bowler, H. Vaughan, Williams, J. Price, Parry, Woodcock, Towers, Hewitson, Morgan, Mahoney, P. Smith, Ingham ...

... HF VSIT OF THE LORD MAYOR OF LONDON TO LVERPOOL (Sry.Wi ttahe MMnthe Lord Mayor of London the (S J Whursday W~ls), who arrived in Liverpool th evnn, drove front the North- e western Hotel toteTown-hall, 'where he rvas' 1i'eerd by the Mayor (Mn Jobn Hughes). Acoaptw m( inz2 the Mvitation of Councilior S. B3. Guion, his dui 311rshP afterwsrrs went on board the steamer 00 Alaska, which is lying ...

... LIBERALISM PIN -EERTON. er.LEUfTE-.ot~ THE PENS ION { LIST.. were Another of the lectures in connection with the Liberal Association took place last evening, at the NOV. Hamilton-road Schools,-Everton, when the Rev. J. the D. Alford, of the Financial Reform Association, had gave an address on the Subject of 1The pension e all List:. or Curiosities, of Ex~penditure, Notwith- ?? standing ...

... ; OUR LONDON -CORRESPONDENCE ;a - , - I : - -L oxnon,- S4Tusuns EVssnw. likely to be kept more grandly than any similar event in political history. Hundreds o signatursof te best M in -metropolitan Liberalism axe being attached to the address about to be presented to him on the behalf of 1the London and Coujnties Liberal Union, in- viting him to a great decaonstration, doing honour it onces to ...

... SALrs POPtI IR SURTAX n I In the House of Commons, yesterday, I the debate on the procedure resoiutiO I I I ., .. . I. X I- was resumed, and the ninath rnue, relative to the ?? of obstructive members, was, adoptal The only noteworthy incident of the preliminary proceedings of the sitting was an emphatic contradiction from1 Dr. Mayfair of the statement made on Tuesday night that he had on a ...

... SA:s Pozprl I-, S-UPiE2lr . -a- I > if.3 t Coucil was held yesterday in - ' >--S:7et. rh'e 2sef inisters present i I I I - - , - . - un.t' , ?? Ycu W. IL. Gladstone, the I t Cu^2 eeor, I-o-d Cariingford, Eir c Tr ncoarran, arl Granville, Earl of f .L;,:ert te 'car! is o. ilartington, the ° r.ih'±oo. t el Right flon. J. 1 Jin, -adhe izht lion. JT.G. 3 .0 ?? Ortoa oE the early part of V J . ?? ...