... DISTURBANOES AT ASHTON. by On Wednesday night, a serious disturbance a destruction of ?? occurred at A-htm, en 'cc of an unprovoked attack made by a numb. -r of Irish o boy named Carter. Chief-constable Buckley, hearing it this assault, and of a report that tho Irist ow o be served out, sent two of his force down to the .il k bourhood of Victoria-street, on Wedaesday night S&re hundreds of ...

... jINA UG URA TIOPNof SY7. GEORGR'S-tHALL. 1 (FROM OUR OWN CO1RESPMPNDBNT.] LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY EVENING. the The first miscellaneous concert was given in St. George's- the hall last night, when the principal vocal performers were the Mine. Clara Novello, Mine. Castellan, MMme.'Weiss, Mrs. rket Lockey, Miss Dolby, Mime. Viardot Garcia, Miss Stott, Mr. OD. Sims Reeves, Signor Gardoni, Signor ...

... LATEST I EWS YROM ABROAD 4-A aofRTED BOMBARD'MENT OF ODESSA By THE ALLIED FLEETS. The bombardment of Odessa, originally an- ,,ned from Vienna as a discredited rumour, is rea0srmed in telkgraphic despatches from that capi- W. A despatch received there from Czernowitz otes that on the 13th the town was on fire in three pls~. A later despatch, in the Freinden Blalt, te, that it was the strand ...

... (PQOM OUR OWN - CORISPONDENT.) PARIS, TUXSDAY EVENIiGo. The following passage in a letter published by the Moniteur de la .Flotte, dated Varna, September 3, and purporting to be written, by a French officer, has excited some attention-more, probably, than it deserves: Are wegoing to the Crimea? All your newspapers-all the letters from France-the Marshal's splendid order of the day-seem to ...

... THE, COTTQN- TRADE AND CROP IN THE- ?? VYTlED STATES. .- ,, _- Tbofolnoving is from Talcott and Brother's Cir- culari pei Astia .~ur1 ~i 4ss: .NEW YORK, SEPT. &' Cotionu.--Oar lst circular was written for the Arctic qn the Istinitant. The sales of the week ending 2nd instant hmouu~ted'td 7,634 bales, of which 4,610 were forI export, '1,624 home use, and 1,300 speculation. Since! receipt of ...

... * fLAEST ,WSFrSPOM ABROADI Ef pEDlX r ON To THE CRIMEA. 7t cdvices fromn Odessa of the 7th notify ',ra tliere of an additional force of eight war from the allied fleets. The steamers had anacing ?? against the harbour. ? prosud that their object was to engage ! ai portion of the enemy's torces during 't1J~ e9oro in the Crimea. News of *re ~ ad such taken place about the date Nvoulddhae reached ...

... Loss OF TIHE STEATMlERt EcLiCsE.-The fine steamer Eclipse, con- sort of the Wellington, was lost on the Gantocks Rocks, near Dunoon, on Tuesday, while in charge of the pilot, Captain Barrie being unable from illness to remain on board in performance of his usual duty. About twelve o'clock on Tuesday the Eclipse, on her dswnward trip was turnling into Dunoon, rather close on the Gantocks, and ...

... -4 -- -4- E- The Vienna Lloyd announces,-in its most cosp cuusg type that official despatches from London aad Paris have reached Vienna, announcing that the veranents both of France and England acknowleg the policy of Austria, subsequent to the refos881n Russia to give guarantees, to be that beat suited to the circumstances of the case. MALTA, SEPT. 12 (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) The ...

... (mION OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT). HAVANNAU, AUG. 29. Since my last advice, there has been no cessation in the introduction of negroes on the south side. The more restriction is attempted, the greater seems to be the increase of the evil. The melancholy fact is, that Pezuela, allowing him to be honest, ffnds the enforcement of his measures impossible, through the want of faithful agents. There is ...

... MR. R. PIRILLIMORE AND THE ELEC- TORAS OF TA VISTOCK. Mr. R. Phillimore met his constituents on Wednesday last at Tavistoek, in order to address them upon his conduct in Parliaient. Mr. Carpenter presided. Mr. PHILLiMORE having declared himself a supporter of the present Governemrent, entered into a minute review of the votes which he had given upon the various measures which had been ...

... OPENING OF TRB WVHRARNCLIPIP SILKSTONE COLLIERY. -.0 At the small village of Pilley, and close to t1 le the hlickburn valley branch of the South P.,silvwy (ampanS's line, a spirited company ha r metced very extensive colliery operations. Ti; has been sunk about seventy yards deep, and ti.e Par' s eam of coal has been wYon. This seam i, fi four inches thick. Another shaft is in proeress to ...

... The interest in the results of the inquiry as to who really is the man found as a suicide in the Midland railway carriae rather increases than abates. Amongst others a letter was received by Mr. Mason, super- intendant of polit, from a Mi's. Henry Astropp, for- merly of Louth, but faow of Hull; in which, after making a detailed inquiry, she stated that her husband had been missing for four ...