... The usual monthly meeting of this Board was held yes- terday afternoon; Mir. E. T. Holden (Mayor) presiding.- The Clerk ainounced that he had sent the amended bye. aws to the Department, and had received a reply, in which it was stated, My Lords axe prepared to approve the bye-laws as nowproposed. . . With reference to that part of your letter in which it is stated that your Board declines ...

... DPL LIVINGST'ONE. We (Dacty Telegraph) have received by submarine tele- graph, from Aden, the following special dospatoh, for. warded to that place by a correspondent residing at Zanzibar:- ZAINZIBAR, April 20,1872. A report Is current here that Mr. Stanley, the Amerf- ean, and correspondent of the .New York Herald, has joined Dr. Livingatone, and that the two were together at or near Dijift ...

... AND JOURNAL MONDAY, JULY 15, 1872. TfB BIRMINGHAM DAILY MAILS AN EIRNING JOUENA4 P usn A ULPENNw; publiohed at Vine and Six o'clock, contains all the Telegrama, Markets, Sporting, Polce, and Local News of the Day, Daily Circulaton tob cecee& 15,000. 9Vfce for Adtwtugnekemm, No. 11, Cannon lnostL Good news for our overworked and weary legisla- tors. It is considered certain that Parliament ...

... LATEST NEWS, ~eutrC's Te.'groims, per Press Assoocaion.] THE GENEVA ARBITRATIO'N. The official correspondence respecting the proceed. angs of the Tribunal of Arbitration at Geneva wis published last evening. It contains twelve ?? spatches, with protocols, &o., and the dates extonwl from June 12 to July 1. Earl Gr.anville's lirst despatch enclosel tilc note which he instructs Lord Tentercilea ...

... TOE SALT MANUFACTUr112 OF WORCES ?? SIRE. In observing that there is no article of human cannumrp. tion yn ore comrnon, more ulive al,orindeed more neoxsslry, than salt, we do not claim to have mawl a, profonu ...

... COBRESPONDENCL qOTYIOES TO oRRfPoND1S..- Capeadet ?? set ay ?? auen. ?? muacr oaa ud b copua of te, aa see CaS Sabe to retursn unuss coairduia.. AU tettier n.df d for ieatioa must beaccefi4n.led s U~e nwanc au4 adrs of sh2 vrte, as4meariZ M d;- publzton, buW for the isfcrnaim of th R=te . ?? J. S.-We do not know. *Crlpplee.-We believe not, A. Z., WalsalL-Yes, if required by his master., ...

... NEW CHURCEf AT HOCIaEY. The ceremony of laying the corner stone of St. Saviour's' Church, flockley, took plsce yesterday morning. Amon-st those present were the Eevds. M. Parker (minister of Yt, Saviour's district), H. T. Bresy, S. Thornton, R. B. Burges, C. Brittain, P. Reynolds, Naicb, Steer, Mayall, 0. B. Stewart, B. Fletcher, Thomas Snepp; Messrs. Peter Hollins, Ellis, Bentley, Terry, ...

... [FRESS ASSOCIATION TXLEIRAMS.] THE STRIKE AT BELFAST. At Belfast, on Saturday, eight fiax mills closed their doors; others Aill probably follow this week, The Mallow neomination is fixed for Tuesday, and the polling for Thursday. The journeymen wasons of Glasgow have resolved to strike to-day, unless their demands for weekly paymeuts be conceded. Employers have given an advanoe. The building ...

... TO:NIC SOL-FA CONCERT AT STAFFORD. On Tuesday evening, a concert on, for Stafford, a monitre scale took place In the Gulidhall, when about 500 vocalists were gathered togather under the leadership of Herr Emnile Bebnke, oi Scl-fa celebrity. The concert, as the programme stated, was not intended to be a brilliant musilcal per. formance, but rather a means of bringing the new system of notation ...

... The organ of Hartahill Church, near Stoke-on-Trent, was yesterday nearly deetroyed by fire. Some men were working at the organ, which had been removed from the chancel to the west gallery, up to halflp~at eleven on Tes- day night, and when they left all appeared to be right. An hour afterwards a polloe'couztable (U&tfl ffe) on duty smelt fire about the ekorob, and knocked up the vicar (Mr. ...

... . PARLIAMENT, SATURDAY I 1OUSE OF coMMoNs. The Speaker took the chair at twelve o'clock. POST OFFICE SAVINGS B.NK3. Mr. MONS1LL, in replying to Mr. Hughes, said It would confer great advantages upon persons making small savings to give them an opportunity of lavesting them in cosasls. and the political importanee of increasing the number of investors would be grest. He was satisaed also th t ...

... THE VISIT OF H.R.H. PRINCE ARTHUR -TO ASTON. At the monthly meeting of the Aston Local Board held last evening, at the Six Ways, the forthcoming visit ci ?? Prince Arthur to Aston was ?? CLERxC stated that he had taken the trouble to place upon the agenda paper for consideration what steps should be taken by the Board for the reception of H.&H. Prince Arthur. The Board were the local authority ...