... THE ABORTIVE DEMONSTRATION IN I PARIS. The correepondent of the D't; y,'eP, writing on Tuos- ?? evelsleg skays6-] have litile to add to mny tesegrarl allnlonucsin, the broad fltet that this dildol Octobor2'6 has ?? oh(is with perfect traslquillity. 'ihie iInC suipiist yell after the ?? yon htle roctived, and it bas n0t ',.n'prised tile 1'ai Ni-It. Iho wvure Avvil psersundi d that nothil wvas ...

... 7c.,tr lay tile isctiymeeting w hldl et the Tow-n- hll, the iluy0o il 'tie chair. There were, duo i set va Alt~id lliai DI'vid, awl Colucllc!orss 1 Iiiffen, Spencer, Jo.neL, . al Jlw-oveii, Jee iikin, 'la1vior. 1:lliett, Iird, yiacoiiochio, u ?? IlnleIlew, ulns Lewi'. Th'le minualtce of the pre- vious mneeting. were cciai eid confirined. S.LTcrn'uA:EAIRNTS. ?? St. johnls parish thL Collector ...

... A FEW WORDS ON LIFE ASSURANCE ?? Twenty years ago there was a rage in London for pro- | jecting lifo assuranco complaics, just as a few years later there was a rage for hotel companics. If a company starts, aud receives souie ainouil of success, no matterwhat it may I be, there are a eost of imitators, and eventually a great number are wrecked, and nr0 duly wound up in tho ice I Chancellors' ...

... TieANIKSGIVItX SERVICvES.-Harvest thjanlksgiving ser- vices were commenced at the church out `'csd;Ly cv jiing, and continued on the following- day. On Tncsday evening prayers were read in Welsh by the Rev. J. hlopkils, curate of ?? Vale, and sermonls were preached rly the 'ev. E. )3evin, curate of Llanover, and the Rev. . ThoImnas. vicar of Abbey Church, Neath. At Tredegar-road sehcol-rcom ...

... C4 Selected members of the Frome Valley and the archers Li, of the Channel Clubs met on Friday last at the favourite ground at Alveston, the residence of Mrs. Young, for a s, grand match, together with individual competition for a d number of valuable prizes. The sky in the early morning bore alowering aspect, and the atmosphere was, for July, 6Y indifferently cold. Towards mid-day, however, ...

... A DUEL BETWEEN TWO IRISH ?? ; A Etrange story reaches us from our Liverpool correspon- so: fdenti But after all, when one remembersewhothe principals are, the story is neither singular nor extraordinary. Two ha members of the House of Commons engaged to fight a duel Pr at Boulogne! Why, the very suggestion of such a thing de provokee n smile. Time was, and not so very long ago, a when English ...

... Om Our. OWNq nEPORTER.) -(FROM OUR OwNz REPORTER.) LONDON, FRIDAY EvEncNGa. Deathi and destruction, sadness and disaster, cruelty and UJ ?? tlie gnus of fools, the insolence of office,''t crime, improvidence, p~overty, plenty, pain and pleasure, T ~st have within the last week deleonste steel neore than oual4~s f ,lid their mccl frolics. The hesrly-lburly of existence retnl OLEn tv riad scuse ...

... t] GREAT PUBLIC MEETING AT NEWPORT. S Last evening an influential meeting of the promoters of s the objocte of the United Kingdom Alliance was held at a the Victoria-hall. Thomas Beynon, Esq., occupied the 8' cladr, and was supported on the platfonn by Sir Charles ki Briscoe, Bart., high-sheriff of Cumberland; J. H. Raper, n lsq., parliamentary agent for the Alliance; Mesmse. H. w .Phillips, ...

... THE !,IN6.fLSp!-r CHUk1&0:H UgN1oN. of The annual n3d ordinary meeting of the English1 Church Union was hedl at the ]?recmalsoiis' Taverit, Ge Great Quecu-strcet. London, on TuIesday afternoon. There was a erowded atteldance. Tho Hon . C. L. to Wood, thle preskdont, occupied tho cOluir, and aimongs tr those present wvere Lord Devon. ?? 1ev. Dr. Pilev, ; Rev. Dr. Littledalo, Pcv. T. T. Carter, ...

... BRDGWATER ELECTION COM1SSION. I } FROX UR R9110FTU.a vindi 7 (so CutRPB. . On the ie BRI7DGWATER, WEDxzaDAT. MrJ ig The inquiry was resumed to-day. Obtsmissioners: Mr. wurned Price, Q.C., Mr. T. C. Anstoy, and Mr. J. 0. Coleridge. er 'Y peretary, Mr. Pm-cell. The first witness examined was cretc whe person who the wvitness Palmer deposed yesterday had. spente rpaid him £10 on the af terroon ...

... ( I The Dublin cotrresilende t of th TueMwiin nte I e 'I th inst., saiys ?? CO : is ?? thle ?? n' So nrc of E. C senationlal ~eivs, ,A few dsil agothepblc wr startled d by a e nrsicnou.cuncig tat e shut liedl bee .ie it e, the o~ffice of the C ork l'lsn Conssr-vative journl, in 1i supposed tohbe obnoxious tothe Pcniiane. Nex~t day- all! thle' at dlocal-papers were ?? for full] and ...

... FATAL ACCID1=T.-An inquest was held ?? at the Town-hall, before Mr. E. B. Reece, deputy-coroner, on I the body of the little boy Hales, who wes killed by a waggoil c on the Taff Vale Railway, its recorded in our issue of t yestetrdlay. The jury returned a verdict of Accidentally killed. ' 1liEOGAT, PACUAOOG F TOBACCO,-At the police-court VV yesterday, before the Mayor and AlnrN. W. ). Bwhall, ...