... ViMTUMONIAL ]IIOAX IN EDINYU ItI(;If. .- - - - X - ?? . . ?? Ae - r A 1 s ?? ?? . . .- - it.. .- It is not oftsu %va heiar of ntrlbiuig Ce'ti v.irgilng u-i tile nl'liliillti ti'oiti Such iit'ei o.;avt plce. as (G1 iU. tile, aunt it mlaly ?? :,IiCiei:te rea Stoica iit-ry when it is meautinlled that withill the ia.- t ?? lilys an incitent hilli ?? %iili his beeu thy LuleJct CUP'Ct iL gois3ip. ...

... FEARFUL VOYAGE OF AN AMERICAN MAIL STAIEM1ER. The serew Ftec-er NubrcelaE, an En:qliselbuilt vesel, one of tho Guino liu, ?? by the American Govern. ment to convey the mails from New York to Liverp )so, in place of the Cunard steamers, las just had a fearful voyage of twenty days from New York. She asiled on the 16th of Septemher, with mails, passengers, and a oargo of S0,4SS buohels of whent, ...

... TOTA L LOSS OF' A T'WO TIOU-SANJDlO-TO ESSL AN'N DUBLIN DatY. 'Iti speciatl correspondent ol' tie Irish Tiwes, Hriiing rrom Kibngstnolln oil Stlay etcaiWig, cci th ?? to tile loss ofti it Glenrc) it, says :- I 'lte flitll-rie-ged slip GlenoreltY, 2r00 tonsbartled, under hic tk itl Captainl 21jl ,,t froikl Ghlejln f (dl' , I)L,,>RI. ?? 13in,,b,,y, 111(lenl 16111 ra ,Iwav, ir,,m mlid~ votis, ?? ...

... (v'l'illi II.TX' STAI:UONS ); e haive devoted a large Portio P of our pag eIRT in of On~rtir~f our - the e - :15 ote 5 pa,' L-I iir Iii0ti'IGren wa thofiaetst nitnrgad id rent InanrI ler rad 1ti near lron1eiO5V- In the dc tre c the picture o readers wl duI ortraits of the mur- of Cr Green and his victim the mouihlngeoth d n ro . or fastvhzbcr' U1 thi 1-sels and 'Green's residene are frm t ...

... GTENEE)IPL suTHIA, A.T , t- Y THE~ FATAL AccxnrNTr iN YOUNT'S FlAY-Tle' I'1;1V o Iie voxeenp, oft Trevervin,19t. Bux i' ar ir f ii '~tir ?? et, of thIo. picalo0 eIC ai ti~ Ii.lexfxrxt h~ xl, Op I Ow P Ix 0.0 ?? ini 01 ii OC~IiUHI'~, 'ill '0 rtiici rio; i;r,\OtxiA, ?? (lie6,, xx,11i xi'xvtf ho. c xxx I 11' I oi, Ox ?? Ix iiong ii flu-I iutil Jed by pve~latorv tl.Io', vas .is-ollx't 1i iinx lx ...

... SERIOUS FIRE AT HAMPlUSTEAD. Aor -ason 9:_n Ionl F no -\ a|ol.- o nroe A. serious fire broke out on Wednesday morning, about a quarter before two o'clock, ont the premises of MDesrs. ilarris and Co., brewcrs, situate in the Hlnuipstead High- .street. 'The total loss is thus ?? returned Clnoe of iire unknown. A brick and timber building of three floors, used as stores, malt house, vat roons, ...

... GIENERAL SUMLEARY. I le Dirr.aT, ?? brothier, namled htarbour, harve been aptorlia'ndcd at CGacenoal inaeharce of hIla, fmiil1Y tiitraiged and imurti td 'a womam in aoicll Reid, Nthe ti ad~~ been im their binic irs 'I iti n r thlien. 'lT'e nutrage C Wi-i'tt tih ttiwt inch revoit'' emieti, and line teaised Vsmuicli etcieiuiillt, ti1c two fiiiei bent' respoclably c-on- cf iitcttC. - 1 _ne ...

... THE ILLUSTRATE D POLICE NEWS. SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1S70. TIE state of public feeling which has lately existed throughout France is unintelligible. There was nothina- in the disasters at 'Weissen- burg,, W\iertb, and Forbach to explain the general suspicion which has filled all men s minds, and which for a tillmeturned the elation of ten days ago into something very much like a national panic. ...

... FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT ON THIE GREAT EASTERN RIAILWAY, (sUln.W.CT O i FIuTJlUSRATrI ,) OnFridav evening a frightful accidentoccurredatthe goods depot of tho Great 'E'astcrin railwav, Brick-lane, Whitechaptl, I)vw elic th Ielives ?? oan lcrsacriicod, besides causing' serious itijuics to several others. It appears that lor Some timeC past a gradoial ettacnment of I1ie foundat0ions of two ir thiree ...

... I -- 4-- TuE fire At Cairo destroyed C6p0,000 worth of property. l The Aus'traliin' criccote'rs li v'o defeated i picked tean of 'ght6e6iilhiladelphians b'y nine' wickets. Dsridg' the' progress 'of5 a 'sblotiin match lat Wyke. Win. S'miath, dgdd t'e 'y'car'si, was 'fatally shot. I Iu'ch damge~'hysbebaft danded in a 1sortio~nof the islandl of Cubai by a cclone. 'I'he'streams in the district of ...

... obtrybou'$ 'Cohm'M :WanVNESDAY week was the aftmiversary of the bonibar.;X ment of Sebastopol,' which took place on Oetober 17, o The' Canadian inland fishing season just closei is said to have -been the best lnown'for fifty years. Y It is roported that the Duke of Bransivicil baa, ref coed permission for the erection of a statue to Prince Bl1srarck at Ereiensen. Professor August Sieaert, a ...

... LAST YEAR'S WREOKS. ONr, thousand seven hundred and ninety actual ship. wrecks were reported throughout the world last year, representing an aggregate of 631,326 tons. Compared with thc previous year there was a decrease in the num- ber of wrecks of 249. Off the coasts of England, Seot- land, and Ireland 576 vessels went down, of which 445 were reported as British-owned sailers and steamers, ...