... qt vabilms. It is stated that Mr. Brunel, the engineer, has returned to his residence, near Torquay, with restored health. ACCIDENT ON- A RACE CouRSE.-An accident occurred at the Exminster races, on Monday. The front seat of the grand stand, which was crowded with spectators, gave way, nd precipitated a large number of persons to the ground. WVe have not heard of any deaths, but we are ...

... mi5trict BADs. WVOLVElRHAMP'TON. STeALniN FatTsT.-At the Police Court, on Saturday, George Hfigginson end George Shale were brought up, on a charge of ateal- lng fruit, Thiey hodthatnmorni~g been appr-ehended in Whlitmore Reane, by Police-conelable Lavery, with ?? pecks of darusons in their Possessbon. They averred that they, bad net couse by the pluses dlishonestly, hut the facto were against ...

... [Froe oUT Correspondctt] The evidence given by Sir B. Hawes before the Commis- smissioners appointed to enquire into the manlner in which the military clothing depot at Woedon had been conducted, so far from throwing light upon the subject of the ?? gation, serves to increase the obscurity in which much of it was already involved. Some of the statements of the l Ummder-Secretary-for-War are ...

... garago0ence. OXFORD, WORCESTER, AND WOLVERHAMPTON IeRAILWAY. To tze EDITOR of the DAILY POST. Sir,--This line of rail has been the scene of a terrible catastrophe-whether arising from carelessness or accident remains with the Coroner's jury to decide. One thing, however, is quite certain, thab the second train was despatched from Worcester very soon (fifteen minutes) after the first, and ...

... Gout aliv offid4l i'lew. HER MAJESTY IN THE NORTE. At a quarter to nine o'clock on Wednesday morning the royal party took their departure from Holyrooar. Her Majesty entered the first carriage, with the Prince Consort and the Princessee Alice and Helena. The second was occupied by Prince Arthur and Princess Louisa, and their attendants; the third by the ladies of the saite and the Earl of ...

... n 0 MEMORIAL CHAPEL TO- ke I ~ BISLOP WILSO1NT. I l. Th. - dhnl .4, n A 1 ?? To Ad The new chapel orected at Bishop's Court, Isle of Man, by the Ron., and RightRevi. Bishop Powys, in memory of the -good. service done to t he Church by Bishop Wilson, 'was consecrated for divine service on Thursday. Thie .buildinig was commnenced on the cenitenary df' Bishopi Wilson's death, in Place of the ...

... FOREIGN INTELIGENt i. _ ria v :e; FRANCZ re. ed Acco0unts of the state of trade i- Pars Tuesday evening are all satisfaetory At rp b St. Etienne the mecat reatvl At Yllsaa ter orders for the Brazilian and A ctively enga ged3 id ve Mullhausen and Rouen m unnfactrcal ma ikets. st remunerative prices, and at Havre the t nift of iS very active. At Paris, too the Sal. n trade whe commenced several ...

... i, The Times' special correspondent gives details of his journey from Delhi to Simla, and from Umballah L. to Simla. d Mr. Russell, standing before the walls of Delhi, is Is convinced that justice has not been done to the army a which, in the face of sueh disadvantages, wrested it .3 from the grip of the Sepoys. He says- I do not 1 0 think the grandeur of the siege of Delhi has ever a been ...

... ?? -, ~ sUvu, TURKEY. . The official text of the imperial hatt read at the i for-ever-memnorable sitting of the Divan at Constan-I tinule onl the n26bth of August (1.7 Kluharrem 1275), ilie Sultan being present, has been received. The i following is a liberal translation : -I Everybody knows that tise finanoial situation is of vital importance for all effivirs of the country. Fort some time ...

... I LOCAL RITELLIGENOE. l -I1. _1. tu. ia 6STUDA, EVENING C INOEiTS. -These refining til blie anid elevating amusements for the -working classes- will, ire understand, be -resumed. for the sEamon- on ad he- aura evening, the 18th instant. Be ian THE, IHILHARMO0Nro SOCIETy.-The seventh sub- pr edsoription concert is fixedt for this evening (Friday). Eai LdTne' principal vocalists are Madame ...

... flr - - - . r1 ?? , T I - . I . .. On Friday, at Messrs. Hastie and Wood's biseuit ] nmiualuactory, Cable-street, in the presence of Conn- ciilors Eeclkwith and Roger Haydock, Mir. M eGowven, Sir. Charlesf WysWilliams, and the smoke lnspector,e Air. W~ignill, there was a practical deonolstration not merely of the possibility or preventing the smoke i nuisance, but of the next to impossibility ...

... IROYAL HORTICULTURAL 8OCIETY OF :I IRELAND. I -. .. ..I The following are the, Uiawads made at the Society'sl Autumn Exhibition, hseid on Thursday, it Saltbill. *gectisulFeo e-ulo adss Exotic Orchids (six)-I94!prIze, T Bewley, Esq, Rodkville, Biaclsrock, Ditto (four) lst prii2e, J.Hone, Jun.iEsqLessonI street, Mr King, gardener. Plants of ~renairkable foliage (slx)' lst prize, WmaDargant, Esq, ...