... FIBE AT THE BOW WOIFES OF THY NOSTS LONDON RAILIWAY. About four yesterday morning a very extensive fire took place at the locomotive and carriage works of the North London Railway, at Bow. They occupy a conside- rable space of ground on the east side of the incline exteid- ing from the bridge which carries the Bo w-road over the line to some distance down the Blackwall brauch. The portion of ...

... CIVILISATION OF THE NATIVES OF -NEW ZEALAND. I I I I 1 I_. ?? . We take from the Southern Cross of Auckland part of a very interesting speech, delivered in the General Assembly of New Zealand on the l-8thof May, by the Colonial Treasurer, the Hon. William. Richimond, int bringing in. a series of bills for the admitnistration of the native districts. At will suggest reflections which may ...

... I . _ _ . (FROM OJUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) cI PUBLIC ENTRY OF THE EMPEROR, AND th ARRIVAL OF THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND. R AualUsT 4. m To-day must certainly from henceforth be set down ea as the most brilliant of red-letter days in the calen-s dar of Cherbourg. For to receive on the same day the most powerful Emperor and the most powerful Queen in the world was an honour which does not dc often ...

... IILAxadSHBRh A.D YOBKSHIRPE BAILWAY. The following is the report of the directors, to be d, submitted to the meeting of proprietors, on Aug. 11: T The total amount ot share and mortgage capital charge- G atle on revenue, for the half-year ending 30th June last, is as follows, excluding leased ?? capital, 04 9,633,244ii.: Guaranbeed Six per Cent, capital, 794,0401.; F loana, 3,337,8641.; ...

... ASSAULT INA CHU. S This afternoon (Tuesday) Eminly Wheelwright Cubbardhh (whon extraordinary conduct at St. Mary's Churcth ha beer the subject of conversationin the thown on more than one occaslo) was charged with assaulting Michael Norman, a beadle of St. MiarY's Church. Norman depose!j that on Sunday morning during Divine service Miss Hubbard threw her handkerchief about, and on his going to ...

... RIOT IN KILZK&NY. The Kilkenny papers give full accounts of a 2 series of rather alarming riots which broke out there on 0 LSunday last, and continued throughout the followingday, when it was found necessary to forward a requisition to the military authorities at the Curragh for the assistance of troops to suppress the disturbances. The &neuge is described by a local paper as a rebellion of ...

... AGRICULTIJE, S&c Wesr at THE ROYA1 AGRICuLTumR SoCIsTY OF IRELAND.- he The annual exhibition of this society-was -held at London. se derry on Tuesday. The show of stoek and implementsc was I d, very satisfactory. The present showv will be remarkable t vo over its predecessors for the number and value of the )le prizes which are offered for competition in the different dr sections. Upwards of 1 ...

... - .'I1 ..AO A1J L.LN4 W .J~J'. PaEDIU -August I, at Polutyridd, Glamorgansbire, Mr. Jas. Burde, late o~gf BAbIing~doni, aged 50. ci INCeNDIARY' F~ntis-Ona Mondfy night last, about a w quarter to eleven, a fire broke out at the Sutton Wick Farm 2( of IV. Dewe, Esq., of Stonehill, which quickly had the mas- P tery over and occasioned the entire destruction of a five-bay ci barn, filled with thO ...

... A monthly Council was held on Wednesday the 4th inst.; present, the Duke of Marlborough, President, in the ehair; Lord Walsinglam; Sir A. K. Macdonald, Bart.; Sir E. Kerrison, Bart., M.P. ; Hon. W. G. Cavendish, M.P.; Mr. Raymond Barker; Mr. Barnett; Mr. Caldwell; Col. Challoner; Mr. Druce ; Mr. Exall; Mr. Brandreth Gibbs; Mr. Hamond; Mr. Fisher Hobbs; Mr. Wren Hoskiyns; Mr. Howard; Mr. ...

... ?? succored in olti' Late-Editioi of 1I'edncsda,,J THE CHIINESE CONTROVERSY. (Froni the Tides.) Acts of enormous importance to the future fortunes or this country are now in progress within 80 miles of the cali. ital-of China, aiiil we call well understand that Lord Elgiii's position may be one of great difficulty and eiribarrassseiit. He has to operate upon the minds of Asiatics, and he has ...

... MONDAY BIOININTG, AUGUST 30. WYE have further news fron India, But, thouhll brief I and inminiportant as compared with recent de(spatchles, 1 4 -1 1- - s ?? -.I . . l _ . * In it all leans to the favourable side. The troops in of Oude were engaged in hunting down the rebels and wl in the reduction of the mud forts. Many chiefs had e surrendered to Government. Sonic received rewards Ac for ...

... MTXICAN REPUBLIC. ?? ~~ - - ?? - ?? Ad I , (FromitlheTimues' CityArticle.) The intelligence from Mexico on Wednesday shows that the umovemelnt of that Repnblic towards extinction is increasing in a rapid ratio. The reactionary Government which had succeeded to power after the overthrow of Comonfort by the intrigues of the ecclesiastical party has already evaporated. Although aided by ...