... NOTICII, TO CORRMSPONDENTS. Corsepolideluta twho e Id al ecca ssl atue upons ?? com^ uncariog rtsmut keep oepi'e of them, as t woe ciatitnot *IiO* i4ke to returs unus;e ceniributioee. Alt tete' intended for publication uwit be a onlcpanied bjt the ?? cmtd addrcss et the writer, not necauriliv fay *puciootion, but for ?? isnfos'matun of she Editor. 'Pcnny Bank.--The propor course is to ...

... An Ancona correspondent sends the -following account of the manner in which the Italian ironclad fleet behaved itself in a storm the other day:- I went down to the landing-place, but was certainly not pr epared for the scene which met my eyes. Inside the harbour, which is very open, the moles running nearly straight out from the shore, and the entrance being half a mile wide, the waves were ...

... Ali adjourned meeting of thle Town Council waa held yesterday, in the Council Chamber, at thle Public Office, Moor Street, the blayer (Air. Ii Yates) in the chlair, T1sE AnoIERLsux MuisEuM.LThe MAYOR read a lotted which Ilie hart received from Mr. Adderisy, with respect to the clocieg of this musaeunm, a copy of which appears in another portion of our Visaer S~AeQvvoIt-The MAYOR then reed the ...

... ?0* W WITZIng, ham ffl Ai% Toot. ! MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1866. TIHE SELECT COMMITTEE ON THE LAW OF MASTER AND SERVANT. [Daily iuesen] The evidence received before this committee, which agreed to its report in July, has just been published. The witnesses were Mr. George Newton, of Glasgow, a manu- facturing potter on a small scale; Air. Alexander Camp- bell, editor of the Sentinel, of the same ...

... BOARID OF CUARDIANS. The usual fortnightly meeting of the Guardians was lati, yesterday, in the Boardl-room, at thu Parish Offices, Piaradiso Street. AMr. J. JONEs occupied ?? chair.-Urr. CoIIlcEiz, Jun., road the minutes ef the General Purposes Committee, in which were the following reoomniceudationa wit-h regard to the relations of the Beard to the Chaplain -Thakt it is, in the opinion of ...

... By the arrival of the Damascus we have details of New York news to the 25th -lt. In regard to the Fenians, it was reported, according to Reuter's Express, that Stephens, the Fenian Head-centre, had prepared an ad. dress to the Fenians, which is understood to be eleven columns in length. An Ottawa telegram, of the 22nd, says General Mlichel, who has just arrived from England, will take ...

... A TORY CANDIDATE'S COMMITTEE LIST, ?? Petbaps the most wonderful literary productiou called forth by the present election is the list of Mr. Bennett's committee, as published on Saturday. It seems to have been compiled from the Manchester Directory, and insufficient care seems to have been shown in distributing the pages of that useful work to the transcribers. The compilers have drawn largely ...

... The polling took place yesterday, The city was I a state of kreatexcltement. hr. Jacob Brlght, the M-ril candidate, took a clear lead at the com:euceornt, sul steadily increased up to the close of the poll, winning br a majority of 1.S.;l votes over Mr. sennett. Mr. Mftch.l Henry, who calls himself a modeerate Liberal, sto30a c chance, whatever. The following Is a return of Ithe p. Ing :- Nine ...

... EVANGELICAL CONFERENCE IN LONDON, [From eur ownt Corvesponlesett.] Yesterday, a privata couferuco1 wan held ft willis's IeOOMP, London, under the auapiees of the Ch-rch A88oot. ation, to elicit the common ?? of faithful and earnest members of the Reformed Church of England at this crisis in her history, and so to arrive at a clear de- cleon as to the policy to be pursued by Protestant Evan. ? ...

... IRiSH C0uRca AISSIO~s. The annual meeting of the Birmingham aul Eduhghli'n Association in connection with the Irish Churoh b5tH. was hold on Alonrday, at the Afsenably 1leorn,N: -X. Royal Hotel, Temple Row. The Rov. Dr. Wilkinseo lrie. aided, and there were a number of clergymen and i t es and gentlemen present. After prayer hod been offered, The Rev. 0. T.iWILKOIeSON, LEA., read tho annual ...

... DIm. PENGELLY ON TUE RECENT DISCOVERIES IN KEnT'S CAVERN. On Dionday evening, Mr. W. Iengolly, ,lS., G.S,, ?? delivered a lecture at the Blidland Institute on The nmort Rooent Diseoverieo in Kant's Cavern, Devon. shire, There was a large audIence, The lecture wan illustrated by diagrams, and by a number of apeol- mein of the remains found In the cavern, Mr. Pen. gelly commenced by giving a ...

... NOTICES TO CORilESPONDENTS, DI1 N ?? than one thllssand. DYr '-lIabbita are inciuded under the dofinition of Iare the Poachlig Act. e( YNou can reGO 'er before the Magistrates, under co blasr 6and Worken's Act. t ' -- es duo il Cnllada cannot be paid In Eughand; b; t ~ ran ?? usight be jilado to pay them through B ' nis6 h propser expression is to say that the W09t '~dj ?? bolonlgto Aujesica, ...