... THE PEOPLE'S .FREE PARK AT BIRMINGHAM. Under this title the Builder of Saturday has some re- marks on the unsatisfactory condition of the Aston Park purchase, in which, amidst a great deal of coarseness, there is a good deal of truth. No one who is not insensible to the honour of the town can read the following without a feeling of shame and humiliation:- Aston Hall and Park, which the ...

... RE FOR M CON FERENCE AT MANCHESTER. MR. BRIGHT'S SPEECH. [BY ELECTRIC TELEonAPH.] MAN CHESTER, Tuesday Evening. A Reforne Conference was held this afternoon in the assembly- room of the Free Trade Hall; Mr. GEoneou WILSOX in the chair. A resolution approving of Mr. BrIght ?? Bill, and pledging the meeting on behalf of the Reformers of South Lancashire to support it, was carried unauimously. Mr ...

... ij I THURSPDA.Y, APRIL 7,1859, | - ~ - NEWS OF THE DAY. A considerable portion of the proceedings in the House of Commons yesterday was devoted to Lord DEaRBY'S indiscreet and somewhat cowardly attack upon members of the H ouse, in his speech on Monday night. Lord PAtINaRsRTox took up the subject, emphatically denying that lie had ques- tioned thle prerogative of the Crown to dissolve ...

... ST. MARTIN'S WORKING TMEN'S ASSOCIATION. The fifth annual meeting of this Association was held on Monday, at the Inge Street School Rooms, the Rev. Dr. Miller, the president, .In the chair. There was a large attendance of working men. Among the friends and supporters of the institution present were the Rev. F. S. Dale and Ray. W. Barker, curates of St. Martin's; Messrs. T. W. Williams, B. ...

... sureign ?Rtdtipcc. AMERICA. [Fromv our Correspondent.J LivERFOOL, Thursday. The screw steam-ship City of Baltimore, Captain Leitch, which sailed from New York on the 12th instant, arrived here at an early hour this morning, bringing 165 passengers and 184,202 dollars in specie. On the 14th inst. she passed the steamer City of Wash- ington, hence for New York. Thee steamer Arabia arrived at ...

... Re Rtetmls. THE NEAPOLITAN EXILES. - The Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, M.P., and Mrs. Gladstone, entertained at din- ner, on Wednesday evening, at their residence on Carlton House Terrace, the Neapolitan exiles Signor Settetnbrini and Signor Spaventa. There were also present the Duke and Duclhess of Argyll, the Earl of Carlisle, the Earl of Southesk, Lord and Lady Overstone, the Right Hon. James ...

... At a meeting of the Wednesbury Parliamentary Reform Association, on Friday evening, the following address to the Reformers of the South Staffordshire district was Unanimously adopted:- BRoTHzn REsFosues,-We live in an age of progression, when even Tories admit that a reform in the Commons House of Parliament is requisite when ambiguity and equivocation should be repudiated; when shams, cant, ...

... TAE PIEdNI'X CLUB TRIALS. Daniig thie whole of list week the trial of a man namedl. Sul'ivan, charged with being a member of an illegal- sqo- ciety, has been going on. The evidence, was, aliiost entirely off the same character as that previouslyelicited4 and adds but littleto the facts alreadyinade known by the- preliminary investigations made before the; Magistrates,. but 'some docimlentary ...

... LATEST NEW S.l BY E[.EOTRIO AND ITERNlATIONAL TELSEGtAPIH. OrIcEs, TzMPRL BUILDINGS, SW SzwEE . THE WAR. RUMIOURED REVERSE OF GARI- BALDI. The Hurtd's Turin and Paris correspondents state their belief that Garibaldi has met with a reverse in attacking Urb~an. The news of a great battle on the MlinCio is daily ex- -pected in -Paris. THE AUSTRIAN AND ALLIED MOVEMENTS. IMIARSEILLIS, Tuesday. ...

... (From a Private Correspondent.) CHIOAGO, ILLINOIs, 20th August, 1859. Dear Sir,-It hardly seems possible that I am writing at this moment nearly four thousand miles away from Good Old Brummagem, but the following table of distances will f show it to be a fact:- From Birmingham to Liverpool ?? -95 miles. Liverpool to New York ?? 2,500 New York to Chicago ?? 962 ,, Chicago to Evanston .12 ...

... lptstxut 6RD)g. N DUDLEY. TrIE CiinrTr1ES O- DUDLEY.-TO thce Elitsr of ?? Daily Post. -Sir, Will you permit us, through your columnso, publicly zo thank Cornelius C.Lrtwright, Eiq., and his co-trustees, for the very handsone gift of a complete copy of the plans of the proper- ties belonging to theso charities. They tire strongly bound tip in one voluen, and presonted to the vicar and wardens, ...

... pistlia pws. DUDLEY. Arnesog the gentlemen who underwent ?? at the Royal Cocllege of Surgeons, on Friday last, and received diplomas.5to PrM- ti~e as members of the eame, wes Mr. George Edward Horton, Gf this town. Tim SCALEt OF RMUNERctATION TO WITroMESex.-The effeet which the present low acale of rcecuneration to prosecutors anid witnesses has In obs tructing the adsninistration of justice ...