... - T - -G , -EASTERN T SHIP. THIE GeE.4T EASTERN.,TA SIP ?? roem the Engineber, , recsntvisit to tbs vesstl induceb'us to string togefher a fei ?? rti o ton-d6 e.pa4 f our'i4 dersaand forjthe consol' Vitopof tle7 thare haers;, i er tbh'ir isap6stmeci a ould thle Et~lch ...

... THE FATAL ACCIDENT ON T[IE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. t1Jbv22~ a i iN \J}1> I i~11.U1 jXbzi4 VY 1 I. ANOTHER DEATH. On Saturday, cite of the Govtrnment Inspectors I of Railways, accompanied by Mr. Walter Leith, the Great Northern Iailway Superintendent, inspected iniputely the portion of the line where the accident occurred. He also 1 took the evidence of a great number of men in the emnploy of ...

... ANOTHER GOVERNMENT' lDESPATCH. ANXIETY FOR 1lUCKNOW. CAPTAIN PEEL GONE UP THE GANGES WITH SIXTY-EIGHT POUNDERS. BLOCKADE OF CANTON. The following Telegram was received at the Foreigu.office September 28, 6.25 p.m., despatched from the British Vice-Consul at Trieste at 11.15 a.m. on the same day ALMXANDRIA, SBPT. 23. The Bengal reached Suez on the 21st inst., with dates from Calcutta, 23d ...

... COURT OF BAYIERUPTCY-YYTBDAY. [Before Mr. Comimissioner HOLUOYD.] nE BUSCH. Th9 barkrupt, Hermanu Busoh, was a merchant, of 2, Coleman-street-buildings, ad this was an examination meeting. Mr. Chidley supported, avd Mr. Hollams appeared for the assignee. Tbe balance-sheet prepared by Messrs. Hart Brothers, extends from September, 1856, to AUgust, 1857, exhibiting this summary .-Creditors, £1 ...

... TO THE EDITOU OF T1O1E DAILY NEW8. k Smt,-I begr to submit to you a statement of our Y late contested election.-I am, &C., at Tavistock, Sept. 26. RICHARD SLEMAN. l My Lord Duke,,-May it please your Grace, we beg to g . submit a concise history of the proceedings in connexion A with the recent parliamentary contest for the borough of d e Tavistocle h The retirement of the Hon. G. Byng, the ...

... EARLY CLOSING MOVEMEXNT. The desirable medium is one which mankind have not often known how to hit, when they do labour, to do it with all their might, and especially with all their mind; but to devote to labour, for mere pecuniary gain, fewer hours in the c day, fewer days in the year, and fewer years of liffe.-Mill. Pol, (Econ., B. Y. c. vii. § 3. TO THE RETAIL EMPLOYEES OP OREAT BRITAIN. ...

... DorS BELFAST CARE FOR THE INDIAN SUFFERERS2? TO TIHE EDITOR or TilE BELFAST NEWS-LUTTER. SmR-AlOWl me to ask the question I have beaded this note with- Does Belfast care for tile Indian stiffererS? I won't believe that there are nc t in her niany kind hearts, ho, out of tile abundance with which God lias blesssel thell would contribute gladly to tle relief funld for these stricken ones. ...

... G.ENEH.AL POST-OFFICE, EDIXLUURGH. Boxes Close. l e ?? I;Dcl'vcry General Receiv'g 1. 0. in Eliu. p. Office. Houses. Leith. &Lcitlt. Aberd'n, Dxoudee, Perth,) 5 45. 10 OF 10 OF 6 40A Stirling. Alioa, ac.. f a 7 20e 7 Or 7 Or 6 30r Beowick and E. of England 1 SO-11 Or OF 1Or 6 40O Bcrwick, lluubar, Had-1 dington, Sa., E. ofEng- I 5 1P 4 3Dr 4 30P a O land . . . . . . . Carlisle, Liverpool, Man) ...

... ,, I . NS OF THIE CLYDE STEAMERS. YOlit GLA5OOOW. RETURNING TO GLASGOW. I 1 2 1 _ 9_. 2 Ardrop.s. 4 S ?? 2, 44.. d I. ?? AWrolenllrr Every hoor fromt 6 toC. Every hour from S to 7i. itwitS 74 2 ?? uradick sa 2 -0,2. [t6 48- Cope fy 84 11 ,1 ,4,046 ?? 8.2,10 o8, 148s 848, ;lS I , 6, 7, 94, 99 10, ?? 11,1,9 64, 7.40; 8*, 9, 104, 3 ?? 2, ?? 14,4. ?? 2 ,41 ?? 6 , 12, 4. 7124, 7 94, 10, 10oi, J . S ...

... (SECOND ED)ITIOIN e- Freemanl Ofice, Tuesday, Five o'C'lock. i FURT1E1a DESPATCIHIES FROM INDIA. ad The following telegraphic despatch was received at the 5-I Foreign Office from the British Vice-consul at Trieste:- te September 29th, 2'10 ?? CAlcuttn, 23rd Au- to gunt, 1867.-From G. Edmondson, Erq., Socretary for tE le Government in India, to the Honourable Secretary Cour id mittee. le ...

... THE WOBBERIEISAT ST. PA NCRAS WORE HOUSE-APPREHENSION OF THE COOK. Yesterday, at the weekly meeting of the directors of the Sl poor of St. Pancras, in the board-room of the workhouse, Mr. ChnrcLwarden Wyatt in the chair, conmunlcations g were received from ratepayers in No. 6 and other wards, n1 calling upon the directors of the poor to take steps for the tl prosecution of the guilty parties, ...

... (FROM A SPECIAL, CORRESrONDENT.) CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPT. 16. The discontent of the people here-I am only speaking of the M1ussulmans-has now reached such a climax that the government is distressed, and even alarmed, seeing that the dissatisfaction is especially apparent in the Turkish army. It is not necessar to search far for the source of that discontent. It may me easily traced to the ...