... TELEGI ?? NESS. , Sit larsrry ?? ist'aftd ito LAV sed good ?? oilWedeadaty, ~ag to he amioli bt ter. . i . (ioutIly, a )*e)aioau; tried yesterday for em-' RlZal trust oqel,. wk a f oundg~ailtyi but recoin- to: =roy On ?? it oS. hf age. sentence, . imont~bfiinrpeiswIent,; i - WIND A'WEAT ER REPORT. :TheD follwing it-. the ret'jm- at eight o'clock last night :-Lo ,do ,. la, ; Nm.. , Briol, ...

... - rVLUNTEER MOVEDENTS. We (Sheffled IndepnjoClt) understand it has ban arranged to reniew the wiiple of the volunteer rigS corps in Derbyshire. in 2hatgworth Pask, either at the conclusion of the present moi:th or at the bein ning of October. At the inspection of the London riie brigsde on Saturday, Colonel M'Murdo statedthatfo- steadines they surpassed anything he had seen in any cOrP? but ...

... : LATE ST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. ,THE CO EY HAT AS],, AtX the CentralCriminal ourt, yesterday, William Slatcr iand :William Vivian were inditeid for the ?? of~ William Swift, a iumstio.' A ver- ; dit oiNobGuilty Was returned. - THE AGAPEMONE. IAt jiudge,'d ..cbibers yestarday, a writ of ! Ab-s eipuo wed granted- on behaf of mr, Price, .directing her husbanld, the .Bev. Lews P rice, to pro. ,:duce ...

... RAILWAY SIGNALB. ..I The frequency of ililwaY accidents hes we regast 10t state, become of late, painfully notodons. Any suggestion, thereforei tending the more effeotually to promote the public safety, is doserdnr ot atten tlon. An ingenious mechanic Mr WillfGrant of this town, proposes a plan by which he conceiv;; that many of the accidents now so prevalent -ight be avoided. The inventor ...

... THQMAS PARRGILTiOUR' AD l;THlE WORKHiouSH sWnGRL. Thomas Purr Gilmouer, the notorious swindler, is now before the public in another character. lie proceedings of the Workhouse committee oil Tours- day showed that he has entered upon a business which if not speedily checked may end int the ruin of' the poor girls who may- be entrapped by his ypealous prosnisen. The readers df'.'he ffernary are ...

... * Iv Arlm.v no-. DARWEN I tothe ulber:f Th he Uuited Order of eb ha anics, nler. atthe hotuse 90 Members, ?? annual lodge din- lol Darw rbenoon a Pake1ii, the Black Bull a qaturday last. The tahie being cleared, tbi pstyerfin,$'nt was aspent iu reading reports of Oa~ex 0'Dau[-U Ixn ng.& . Paor Man'J LodN ~ twards of 80 neniberb of tbe a grand demon~sxrlo 2t ~ of the Order of Druids, made ...

... THE RAILWAY ACCIDENT Ar' I ,,:E1BLY,% _ELMS ORE. . e ADJOURNED INQUEST.-SATURDAY. The adjourned inquest upon the bodies of the ten persons who were killed by the late aoldent, near Helmahore, was held on Saturday moaning, at the Town Hall, Haslingden, before John Hargreaven, Esq., coroner for the Blackburn Hundred, Mr. Grundy again appeared to watch the pro- ceedings on behalf of the railway ...

... R GALU,-ADI :EXCUIRIONMSTR DEPARTURE OF THE FIRST ]3XGLt8 , . DETACHKENT. The first detachment of (aTiibaldl, bxiuiolat, 20 strong, which was made pp of men Wlnsiging to various ranks of life, sailed from the Thames for their deatinatofin oniSundaymbning. They wereassembled at the Fenchurch-atreet station at three a.m., and Proceeded by railway to Tilbury, where they em barked on board a ...

... ; THE NEWTON REVIEW RILg .. __ _CONTEST. ALTERATION OF TBE PROGPLAM In consequence of the very numerous entrie which considerably exceed 1200, and far uutrunube those at Wimbledon, the comnaittee of the ,bew5r, Review Rifle Contest have found it absoltely Denem eary to modift slightly the proposed proeramme. No less than 245 persons had enjtered their flamr for the Grand Cap at the time of cio ...

... -7- - I ?? BLACKBURN,,. I ? Qf- ?? ST. ALBAN'S CHAPEL-.At the re-opening, of this chapel on Stunday, after its decoration, the Rev. Bishop Gets i the Rev. C. Tesbsiy preached. Collections amounting to. £2Q0 were made. WnTo0 -Tlhe sum of £34 16sq. 6d. was collected at St. Mark's, Witton, on Sunday, towards the expenses of deco- rating the church. The sermons were preached by the Rev. -W. L. ...

... I THE RAILWAY ACCIDENT NEAR AELMI : ' - ?? SHORN,' THE MNQUEST: FIhFTH DAY. The adjourned inquest weo resumed at the Town Hall, Haallngden. . George Ellis, called by Mr. Robinson, solicItor, was the first witneo examined. He said: I am a mechanic, end live at Colane I was In that pab Of the train that ran down the coilneo ,ad was in a Eeoond-clae carriage. The carriage I ras in WA5 ahree or ...

... on The usual weekly menting of the Toxteth-park an board of guardians was held yesterday, in the boardroom of the public oflices, Park-;oad. Mr. H. S 8. Alpass presided, and the followng oth r gentle. mcn were also present: - Messr=. John WiLson LL Y- A. Johns, Joseph Wilson,. J. B. Hughes, Alexander ' Miller, John Mois~ Carter, Brundritt, Bayes, Henry V. Iand Hunter, Ogden, and William ...