... 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 ...

... lier. -Ihoc )aS111 THEODORE MARTIN O'N NATIONAL it out Teegt ETi'ETquo ter- he eghthsession of the Liverpool Welsh Oall te N 'ational Soit a naugurated last evening by Ow hle ...

... aul FORECASTS FORITO-DAY. do 0. Scotland, N.--Northerly winds,lghb or-moderate; abi chanieable, local showers. enj 1. Scotland, E.-Saine as 0. to a England, X.,-Norti-westerlynnd wawt ...

... a YESTZFlDAY'S REPORTS. A Yeovil telegram states in respect to the t * railway accident ?? and Yeomninster t on Monday.night that the flood has now sub- i sided, and it is seen that ...

... The following mils are despatched from Liverpool B to-day - To bhe Continent of Europe (joining morning mail from London).-Box closes ?? 9 30 p.m., and 11 p.m. daily. To France, Belgium, and the Continent of Europe S(London night ?? closee(.P.O, 1 15 p.m.; with d. late fee, 1 35 p.m.; at Lime-street Station, 158 p.m. dailpy. I To Austria, Belgium, Germany, Constantinople, and Solyrna, by early ...

... I SOME FISHERMENS YARNS.t1 ?? Beau _ ...

... ITHE LATE DR HERBER EVANSI e SPECIAL MEMORIAL SERVICE. Salem Welsh Congregational Chapel, Carnar- rj von, was last night the scene of an impressive ceremony, on the occasion of holding a special r memorial service to the late Dr. Herber Evans I Many representatives of other churches belong- , ing to the various denominations in the town and Q l country were among the large congregation. The i ...

... SIRWILLIAM HARCOURT AT DUNDEE. test ?? REPY TO ME. CHAMBERLAIN ofpan of Sir W'iflimn Harcourt, who has for some days ba been he guest of his colleague, Sir Ilenne Camp - like: bell lannerman, at Belmont Castle, arrived in the bare Duree yesterday morning for the put-pole of ful- part Ceoi fillhli a series of engagements. Spesrini interest, cha, sat at waszaken, in the occasiona owing to the ...

... ~TIE BOROUGH MTEMBERS AND LOCAL BUSINES.~~ Tos the EDITRos Of the DAILY 1'osT. _i,-onoO remoarks heavicig lately beon mcade as, to tim 5eteclocal business has received fromn Mess~ri. lIrIgh sa icit is thought by severali Otfins ceigloaiel'liotill .11 icumen pon usa to say at few wordsci li'iejct t IhlaiHsib is at this preseist ticoso probably C'LAOW. linure douable to the owsners of inroliorfy ...

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... 'l'l wwe~.''',i'''i , Cr thli wcoe, has, been thle g;hei'u- illy (If lo est I it 'ii aC1rlronpI I 'u0 , anI v en I t S'eO IIdt ouIly' ill i niportarnce to Ht Ie recent. C hurch Coingress in tilhe bkkCountry's lfoy'al ltown, Th1'le Anlcienit (Itikl (Iof !'orestels maliy be tee kornei the Levijathan I friendly 1oc 1(ic, ioes-sig igs it does N,iui) t!mitS, %loh', tt tllullilwirS, andl, ini thle ...

... ltrJTLjit's TrELE RAUMS.1 ARRIVAL OP THIE QUEEN IN PARIS. PARIS, SFPTEIeIe.m 10. Queen Victoria arrived this morning at tielity minute3 past ten. l1cr lMajesty was received at the Fasternl Rail- way Statioun by Lord Lyons. GE1NERAL GARIBALDI. A private despatcli from Florenco in the Patrie states that (atibaldi had left Caprera for Malta, from which he intended to proceed to Naples. The ...