... 'l Tus: HSALTAr CoXnrTTrs AND CTrLra RESu fo ?? understand that the Privy Council has fI declined to sanction the restricted routes suggested T1 by the Health Committee with respect to cattle fe arr.ing in and passing through the city to the slaoghter-hoBes. .hl 4on T.IS LrIVrsrOOL Lnsasar AssoIAanov.-The W meetings of the Polling District Committees of the Fr Liberal Association are now ...

... |TE CHORUS OF THE PHLHAR-| MONIC SOCIETY. I The honoray secretary of the Philbarnonlo| Chorus sends us the following statement as to tbe . present confiet between that body and the new General Committee of the Philbarmoni Scoisty: TWbilst not proposing to deal with any- question d L which is not entirely relevant to the subject, it is I I nec~essry to state in the first place-at the risk of S ...

... b 1 THE DIIPRISOM.ENT OF MESSR. b b DAVITT AND HEALY. E _ s ?? th be | IKTsE;hV'fW w n 3MR. D VI'IT. Mr. Davitt was waited upon at the Imperial ml Hotel, Dublin, yesterday afternoon, by a representa. be tive of the Press Association. The warrant for Mir. fc he Davitt's committal to Kilmainham having been on h3 issued on Tuesday, he was in momentarv expecta-in tly: tion of being removed to that ...

... ?? THE COURT= &c9 di- fe Th WIIaSnetca Caarr, t~9 1 Tne Queen drove out this morning, accompanied di 3r by her liatl Fligtgness the Princess Beatrice and 0d or her Grand Ducal righness the Friatess Elabeth as of esse B The Very Rev. Randall T. Davidson, Dean Of - Windsor, bad the honoor of dining with her Majesty it L2 and the Royal Family last evening. w as His Royal Highness Field Marshal ...

... . - ~ _ . . e - Iw ?? - . d a PAW .J 9. o In t-ay's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies, a li Barodet presented a proposal for the amnesty c ad of the persons condemned for taking part in the t ud disturbances at Lyons and Monteeau les Mines, and tl ;d of Louise Michel and ber accomplices. T'emotion ti was supported by M. Clons Hagues. M. Waldock ti of Rousseau, Minster of the Interior. ...

... IIA. DISPUTED ANGLESEY WILL I ! ?? ?? Liangefni County Court, yesterday, before Mr. life Horatio Lloyd and a jury, a cause. remitted from for ?? Division of the Superior Court, was the thear relating to the testamentary disposition of t. tetelate David Davies, gardener, Pias-yn-Penrhryn,b onf Llangeinwen. Mr. Seugr, of the Northern Cir- ice, c-lt (instructed by Messrs. Turner and '1 Iries ...

... Ac . ?? -u'us ?? lux Scrpx)A ?? A 3-i I ?? Ifouse of Commons, yesterday, ¢mIcll moved the second reading of ?? -^ Go AS LF - Lersitieg Committee of the i'r-iv I o:T, ?? more accessible to the £6 ',en they proposed to make oM their statutes. Fir William pCI S amsted in the courss of the cot , Est ensued that the bill should be PeG t%, and that Mr P.oundell should (Ol tte With the universities, ...

... I FlORMRGN N-EWS. MRANO AND TONiQUMI [ ~bMlP= 'tWe ?ith i-s :d whichs 1 50 n ~~a GIU eouc, acodigt i Wih thie Ghmse G ovrmn w~e animte by 1 b9mt4 but m~aiu~ br 'rgh; sD t~erai ny over Tnqzciu. l de- ~spabh UU6sa ta the tresty coamde4d by M. Bouree was ?? acspuwa to Ordna 4 eae it made too lagT ceinionw ! *o Fiace 1t ?? bhe tbe Ch.. t.spops wee e==d1 Wie fig Vauet *e French t I Hanoi,but ...

... LOCAL TNEWs e Los.D HouJGoN D( YestPOOerYSCday, accmpanied by Colonel A. H. Brown, hLfP., Lord Houg~hton visited the Town4~all for the ptir- pose of congratulatig his Worship the Mtayor (M~r. T. Holder) on his recent apoiment to the ichief mnagistrc of the city. T|r Ho siNG OF Ps B oonm nqTAvnP Te executive of. the reently-formed comnittee of inquiry into the sbbjecfhi rydwez of the city and ...

... THE PROPOD AImPOOL ZOOLOGICAL GARDRNS. To THE r EfioWs OF THE LIyETu T Gentlemen,-Hlaving-rnsny years ago. in P. be read to the Architectural oi deStWhvO o' 1, some hitctural and other &i to take p nt in half m ce aen f romted toh 0)O Liverpool the aquistion of th e g ed and ornamental i itation, a 9oginl gardenI ad am glad to see, by the sadden appearace of a- Or Liverpool Zoological Gardens ...

... cwmLTO o - ?? lat l4#er lwrdin to I suggeoestions for tb84ete~o ofr I d crw Wo- orbithO Te ?? to dedi thoiuX M of t n8 I hve been able o gah gree tht it ua- Is the ?? ould t niibee1-omp tx> je tas e nottoasiliter t tan -heir 1eed of them. Ba homu of ld tbio wcd in ? Some pirhome wife sthey pee.- ynm luste hers, 'oud Ul lkup thses swhi ?? Ithe gfsl neg,- 16 b toen 'wul awasbe, f into'bafaz ...

... FAnjos o0? & BocorLN Fuorn DRAnEna-A peti- P tion was filed on Friday for liquidation of the affairs P( of Mr. James Hampson, carrying on business at 105, Derby-road, and 222, Strand-road, both in Bootle- cum-Linacre, by his solicitor, Mr. William Robert 'ý Wreford Maunder. The Sirst meeting of creditors v1 will be held at the offices of Mr. Francis Murphy, 3, Crosshall-street, Liverpool, on ...