... ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT NORTHERNV RAILWAY. At accident of a very serious character, attended, it is to ba feared, with a greater loss of life than has been ru- moured, occurred yesterday on this line.TFNo reliable accounts had reached London at the time of our going to press; but the following partioulars may be considered as facts, they having been gathered from the guards and the passengers ...

... TrAVYJSTOCK~ PLECT1 019. XR. M IL AND THE ELECTOitd OF' TAV-. SI'OCK. t Soni~e diseatisfaction 'havinl b. en felt bg 'a 'numibar of hbi elector, t, thi tiun. A. nseell, whe hoad offer.d hira- sl I~ issaandidate tou fill ties *acaucy OccaBioXneL by trie re- ?? of theHuen. G. Iyeg, -a requisitiou, 'respectably.; slpud, was preseetc-d to Mr. Bdwarvu'lliatl, askiig himn to tsauuesu i eanldidat& ...

... YA 70iT;A L ASSOCInI; . ' j AWTZONv OF socz4,, OATBN, Thj~ flt~ftf . . - stucnatnion, of Whioh Lord 8rog I sident, and the Mayor and iteco deraio ham vice-presiuelits will hold f B Li Birmingham on October 2 a r t Oe days. Ir f0uf The object of the tesoct 1 vilopinent of the, social ?? t public mind to the best p and togi moting the amedlp etit practi., n ?? of edsscatirm the ?? t repression ...

... [P* p rUR0W OWN CORAEdiDDENT., *; :E ?? I' LIVERPOOL. XW4DAY *tea~n~isp .Niti.ra, CaptaituJ. G. Wickmabh saile, from the Marsey, at two b'cq1ck this afternoon, for Boston and 7alifax, with 166 passengeis and a full cargo of merchandiso. Prior to her departure, copies. of the Lordon morning journals of this date were placed on board, for the press and newts rooms *of the wrsterndontifient by ...

... TEn OMNIBUS COMPANIES. To THE EDITOR op THE MORNING CHRONWCLE. SIR-One word, in fair play, must be allowed me. The Saloon Omnibus Company have a right to be heard as well og 3een; and; the public hbvo a right to know why, after z Seaxs Aourisldg And placarding, they have only turned out flteewnomnibuses? All this the S&IoonCQmpany have right to show; nor would I have interfered to question ...

... The following is the statement of Farrier Ser. geant R. Busher, of No. 13, Light Field Battery, mentioned in the above narrative 'On the morning of the 8tb of June news was brought into the station that the 17th Native Infantry, mutineera of iAzimghur, had encamped a day's journey from Fyzabad, and intended marching into the station the following morning. I received orders from Major Mill, ...

... THE MAGISTRACY. L ord Chancellor has been pleased to appoint g Albert Stratford George Canniong a ma- strete for the county of Londonderry, on the ?? of the lord lieutenant of the Lo rd Lieutenant has been pleased to approve The appointment of Joseph Wilson, Esq., of Lisadi-1a to be a deputy lieutenant of the county of oin lb'in the room Of Thomas Wilson, Esq., 'esigd aylliday EsI., of ...

... By. the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Tagus ' which arrived at Southampton yes- terday, we have the following dates-Gibraltar, Sept. 6; Cadiz, Sept. 6 ; Lisbon, Sept. 9 ; Oport, 10 ; Vigo, 10. She brought forty passengers, amongst whom were: Captain Colthurat, :48th Regiment, from Gibraltar; Rev. Mr. Rew,'from Cadiz; Mr. Ansaldi, merchant, from Gibraltar; Rev. Mr. Wright, from ...

... VYIVERSITY OXFORD, SEP 12. IUNIVERsIT O L' E An election to a bible clerkshi LEG52' will be held on b5aturday, the 21h noW vacant in h desirous of being candidates beth of ctob 801 w i l l ' i t ?? Gbentle 'e='ll of England, are requested to caloa lers of the I0t noon of Wednesday, the ltc tft m ri th eQ1 of their baptism wild testimonials of ao with cr'ffe cations for further Particulars ma ...

... sorg~ INTELLIGENCE. TDISI DLU'CHIES AND THE TO 1)XNL DIET. PY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] [ BERLIN, WEDNESDAY. hambers of the Duchy of Lauenburg have 1v resolved to lay a ?? before the vuavoI Iieot.,tat the negotiations ordered by the forrsa the 0raemeflt of constitutional affairs hie5ort et to~ken place, in consequence of the that measure by the Minister HEj', SPANISH MINISTRY. 1gY BLECTRIC ...

... BRIGADIER-GENERA L BA VELOCIC. Brigadier.G3neral Henry Havelock was born at Bishops. wearmoath; near Sunderland) in 1795. His father, who was descended from a family which had long resided at Grimnby, having accumulated an independence in com- merce and ship-building at Snderland, purchased Ingress. park, near Dariford, in the county of Kent. He waE mar- ried to a daughter of the family of ...

... ROrYL SURREY GARDENS CIfPA YY- IMPORTANT MEETING. Last evening A most influential 11i0eting of the creditors in this unfortunate concern was held at No. 22, Cannon- street, City, for the purpose of takina into consideration the present condition of the affairs of the company. Mr. Coombs presided, and amongst those present were Mr. Cop. pock, U~r. E. T. Smith, and several other parties who were ...