... IIN8ANOB OF WO XABIVI 'YOOZS. It is a matter of such common occurrence for the tools of carpenters and Other workmen to be destroyed by fire that it seems surprising that measures are not more frequently taken for their insurance against the lose. The destcrution of a carpenter's tools is a loss so serious that it is not easily replaced; and it is often necessary for subacrip- tions to be ...

... U EX7BXAOBD1.NA.Y Ro.R - At the Chichester quarter aewl8tsti Ofl riday- James Collins, a maeter tailor, residing in the c t . It rendered to take his trial upon an incict3ent Thica him with stealing from the person of Anept ch' purse, containing some fd&rins, a halfcrown, a pee oS and a gold ring, her property. Mr. Creasy conducted the prosecution on babilf Of London and Brighton Railway ...

... I i52E GLOUCESTER ELECZION CVQHISSIO1'(. GLOUCESTER, THURSDAY EvmNIxG. The inquiry was resumed this morning at ten O'clock. Mr. W. C. Lucy, corn merchant, was the first witness called. ie stated that he was in correspondence with Mr. Rall the father-in-law of Mr. Monk, and just before the election he was requested by Mr. David Walker, proprietor of the Gloueseotr Journal, to write to Mr. ...

... I GBEAT FIRB AT EALIPAX, NOVA SCOTIA. The following is an extract from a private letter dated September 22, 1859, and has reference to the great fore which recently took place at Halifax, briefly noticed in our American intelligence: On the evening of September 9 a fearful fire broke out in Halifaxx, near Upper Granville-street. The origin is scarcely known, but the fire spread rapidly, and ...

... I (COa OUR Owir CONAflPONDENTJ) ' [A portion of the following appeared in our. Evening Edl- tioa of yesterday): PARIS, TUESDAY EVENING. The leading paragraph in this evening's Pays is as follows: We are still without any news from Zurich, and there is every reason to believe, as we said yesterday, that the labours of the conference will be still tarther prolonged. Lower down the Pays, ...

... LORD IEIRdVHAMf O° Z7rrA LZOr I , - .R O . .0 Lord Teynham has again written to the North~ a Reform U1nin, the subject of his ?? lh se hat his ?? is a supporter of secret volta' 1Old Churchi Cottage, BexleyyI ventitg.8 It) Sr-ariqii Oct. 6, 18.59.,tt .. tives Ot the pople in i are coneerning voters for represee , ppeinthe Comm une Houser fofereet Fand the Mnethod of v,,ting. °O Parli'm *t ...

... SCOTT1SH WOBTE-BASTEYN RAL WAF. The half-yearly meeting of this company was held on 'Thursday, at Radley's Hotel. Mr. J. STIRLING, the Mlr. J. ltxor, the secretary, read the minutes of the last meeting, which were confirmedeae The CHLAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, wrhich has appearedt in tfhreO DaiyNuewssaid that the period ci hldig th metin fro vaiouscirumsane had been delayed ...

... NA VAL AND MIILITAR Y. b (PRMOM LASiT NlHT8 G..AZTTE,) L0 ADMIIRALTY, SEPT. 20. 3 Corps of Royal Marines-Mr. John Serjeant, gent., to be 5 second lieutenant; Mr. Henry Ainslie Alfred Turner, 8 gent., to be second lieutenant; Mr. Reginald Phillips 3 Baker, gent., to be second lieutenant; Mr. Henry Arthur Thomas, gent., to be second lieutenant. OCTOBER 3. a MEMoRANDrM.-Corps of Royal Marines-The ...

... 1 GREAT gfr28E RAIL 14, YOF OAIAD4. Yesterday the ordinary half-yearly meetintg of thiiscompany was held a~t the London Tavern; RIOnEBT GILL,^ Eq., in the chair. The report and accounts, an ab- stract of whilch has appearcd ian the .Daily Baitw, wera taken as read. The CHAiRMAN, in moving their adoption, said that if he consulted merely his own feelings, he should rely on the report, which ...

... ; L CENTRAL f (ruox OOr B SPCIKX COREnPONnDT.) PARMA, OCT. 11. The day before yesterday I heard that Count Walewsky had sent orders to Cavalier, Paltrinieri, the French Consul at Parma, to leave this city if the government of the Dictator did not immediately adopt measures which would lead to the severe panisihment of the authors of Count Anviti's murder. As soon as I heard of this fact I ...

... TO THE EDITOR. OF THE DAILY NEWS, SIR,-Iu the Daily News there some time since appeared a statement of the wrecks on our coasts during the past year, and of the efforts of the Royal National Lifeboat Iestitution to diminish the dreadiul loss of life which an- nually occurs from these disasters. I was sorry to obrerve that an unsuccessful appeal had been made to the Scotch to second these ...

... THE 1.EGISTBATIONS. 1 EAST SURREY. The Revising Barrister (Mr. W. M. Best) held an adjourned court 3esterday, at the Veatry-ha~l, Lambeth, for the purpose of concluding the revision ol the list of voters for the patish of Lambeth. Mr. Corner again attended as the liberal agent, aesisted by Mr. Barker end Mr. Wicghatn for different localities. Mr. Ewen Hera appeared for the conservatives. Tle ...