... IosCpNo, WZDX 2YAy NEIGHT.r Mr. Labouchere Wil hardly have advanced I himself in favour with official Libralism, bu, he bas provided amtuenxzt for every one,, for which we munt be thankful in these dog days. There is nothing else talked about to-day bat the member who was to have been in the Ministry, but is not in ? it, and the exceedingly candid criticisms with } which be passed the ...

... SOC3A5usm AmoGsT TaE INDUSTMA& VY SOCMALSM has become of late a far more imniortt ant qustion than that of poltics. After Schneiaer andb a3 representing the gross industry of iron I c an the heavy foundries of cannon and anchor | chains, and what the ultra-refined are pleased to call the brntalities, we come to examine the pressure r of Socialism upon the manufacture of tbose objects I of ...

... MR. LABOUCHERE AND AS. GLDSTONa . The Liverpool Post's London correspondent writes: Mr. Lsbouchere has left behind him for publication in Truth next Wednesday the correspondence that has passed between Mr. Gladstone and himself on the subject of his exclusion from the Ministry. I have been privi- leged to see the letters, which will be found very interesting. Mr. Gladstone did not write upon ...

... TO-DAY'S WEATHER FORECAST {North - easterly winds, itrng 01Sotlband, ?? dudll showery. L Scotlwd, ?? Variblebreeze. fnallynorthery, 2_ England,N.E. cloudy. showery. a. England, ?? - Soug aa e , 5. England .(Loun f don & Channl).) 6. ?? - westerly winds,. fresh; m E a N., changeable, some showers. ;. ?? and north -wterly f showers. 9. Irela Nd IS Sam. aS Nos 6 and 7 I GENmAL.-A probable ...

... 0. Scotland, N ?? I.South - westerly and varying L.Scotland, E . ?? f winds, fresh; some showers. 2. England, N.E. ?? So i& seterfy bree-es, frceh 3. England, E . . I horx r-v ; then wsterly, cOde. 4. MD. CorniTs_.. .-rate to Ugh, and fatr. .South-westerly to north-westerly 5. England S. (Lon- finds unsettled; showery to don &; chsanel).; fair. 6. Scotland, W.. 7. England, N.lv., Same as Nos. ...

... TIHJE HEALTH OF LIVERPOOL. r The weekly meeting of the Health Committee of the Corporation of Liverpool was held yester- day in the Municipal-buildings, Dale sLreet, Mr. f.J. B. Smith in thfe chair. T ...

... ,- -_ _ _ __ _ _ _ ?? _ _ _ _ ?? _ , t [TRBOllt I4UU.ZRR'S AGOSOUT] r THE CHOLERA EPIDEMIC. I ST. Prr=rsBURs, TUsDr.-The latest infor- r o Taation from, the ouficial medical officers is ...

... ;'OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE. 3 IMPORTANT COMMUNICATIO.NS. The Press Association states that the official correspondence relating to Sir Charles Enan ?? mission to Fez twa ...

... MARRIGE OF LADY MARY LEVESON-GOWER. The marriage of Lady Mlary Leveson-Gower, daughter of the late Earl Graumvie, and sister to the present peer, to Mr. Hugh Morrison, was solemnised yesterday afterno ...

... PROPOSED REDUCTION IN WAGES. The Master Cotton Spinners' Federation met yesterday at Manchester. and after a long dis- cussion the following result was made known by Mr. Tattersall, ...

... ROYAL WELSH FUSILIERS AND t THE MARCH THROUGH WALES. _ ?? Details of the line of riarob through North s Walesof the 2nd Battalion Royal Welsh Fusiliers a were issued yesterday. The regiment, which is ...

... ILJBERPOOL GENERAL ANNUTAL LICENSING MEETING. Subioined is a list of applications for new ?? to be made to the Licensinz Committee on the 2nd September, at the Police Courts, Jhle-street, at eleven o' ...