... CANADA.-TERRIBLE RAILWAY DISASTER. A fearful catastrophe occurred on the 12th of Marob, at seven o'clock on that evening, a little more than a mile! from the city of Hamilton, Canada West, to a train from Toronto, which left that city about five p.m. The Toronto and Hamilton railroad intersects the Great Western about a mile and a half west of Hamilton, and the Toronto trains come down to the ...

... }BY ELECTRIO TELEGRAPH. THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS. The Post feels convinced that resignation s not the point on which Lord Palmerston has taken the Royal pleasure. Of course, it is impos- sible to say, till the whihecs of Her Majesty have been ascertained, what is the precise course to lbe pursued, but the Post sees no resource in the present emergency except, an appeal to the coun- try. It is ...

... REGGED AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS. i The annual meeting of the subscribers and friends of lhe Ragged and Industrial Schools of Newcastle was kedin the Assembly Rooms, Westgate-street, on Fri- dayafter~oon, and was numerously attended-a larg, VpoVhion being Indies. Among those present were as Right HOD. Earl Grey, who offloiated as oauirma Z.rd Ravensworth, the Hon. H. G. Liddell, bi.P., Ro. ...

... I he Lord Chancellor has presented the Rev. T. G Beaumont, B.A , of Mlagdalene College, Cambridge, to the rectory of Butterlcieh, near Tiverton. The Hon. and 1Rev. J. T. Pelham, who will shortly be consecrated B:shop of Nertvich, has appointed the 11ev J. J. S. Pet o ne, Felow of Corpus Chrieti College Cambridge, cne of his examining chaplains Tbis ap. I oiutment hes given much ratisfattion to ...

... NEVCASTLE, APRIL 24. W ithin a week the new parliament will have been called together, the 30th instant being the day of meeting; and, from the government cir- cular which has been issued, there can be-no longer doubt entertained as to who is to be pro- moted to the office of Speaker, the name of Mr Evelyn Denison having been introduced therein as the individual who has been adopted by Lord ...

... MAGDALENE HOSPIT.AL. SCHEME OF MR INSPECTOR MARTIN. On Friday, F. 0. Martin, Eq.,Inspector of Chariticsa ,who lately conducted an inquiry relative to the Mary Nsgdalen Hlospital and other charities in Newcaetle, atlereed at the Guildball, (in aceoidance with an in- timation previously made to tbe Corporatior,) for the purpsee of ?? the scheme which he had to submit to the Charity Cimmisaioners ...

... THE THE EDITORS OF THE NEWCASTLE COURANT. GENTLEMEN.-I have read with deep interest the letters of Humanitas and Common Sense, in the last two numbers of your Faper, and sincerely hope that their soientifie exposition of the evils arising from holding the Cattle Market on Tuesday, may result in great good. Humanitee, in his letter, complains of the present arrangements because they ...

... NEVCASTLE TOWN COUNCIL. The Council met on Wedneiday; ihe Mayor (AN. INONY NICHOL, Fsq ) presidine. 'Ihe minutes of the lot meeting were reed and confirmed. vacances in thefosp ?? first busliness was to till up two ?? in the Jesus Hosaital, and one in Sir Walter Blackettea Hospital-all caused by death. The two eleeted candidates for she former vacancies were fary IDodd* and Sarah WVallace. It ...

... _ THE MONEMAY PANIC. The United States mail steamer Fulton, Capt. Wot. ton, has arrived at Southampton, with- New Iork ad- vices to the 17th. The general opinion seemed to be that the financial pressure was over. A run upon the New Orleans banks was made on the 14th, which con- tinued, and several suspenesions were the consequence. Money matters were very unsettled in meet parts of' the' ...

... ! .A RRi. I, ?? - -- !O F F ' . 'R i THE GARRISON OF FUTYGHU.: of ide ter oontaining, we' tarrson at ell-autbentieated a .oufthe fate of the '4arrlseIn at Fattjrb'u'r:-,'' ?? Augsgt 68-I fearthere is little doubt that the gar- Hlimoa of Futtyghur havebeen niurdire& by that fiend . Nena 8ahib. I hear the deposition of a2 servantr has ~rpived hqe~, etaX 'g~that afte: a struggle of'nine days, ...

... Tnn BRAZILs.-The Medway, arrived from the Brazils, reports the arrival of the Petro- polis, at Bahia, on the 17th of June. The Sobroon, from Caldera to Liverpool. with copper ore, was abandoned on the 11th inst., after springing a leak. She went down. Crew talken off. DEATu OF THE MnAQuis OF ELY.-This nobleman died on Wednesday. TH& RmE1FORCErENTS FOR INDIA.--The Times says, a considerable ...

... flptl -A A I The following correspondence has taken place be. tween the Lord Bishop of Durham and the Church- wardens of the parish of Hexharn, in reference to the legality of the practice of selling and letting pews in the parish church:- TO THE LORD 1 7SHOP OP DURIAM. Hexham, May 30, 1867, My LORD Bisuop,-We, the churohwardens of the pariah of Hexhaw, big leave to submit to your lordship the ...