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... DISTRIOT NEWS. DUDLBY. ?? CHARIT SCeHooL.-To ?? RiOr of the Daily Post.- SIr, I am infermed that though the will of the late Mr. BeyliS atpnlatet that the children should be faithfully taugit the asaembl)'s catechism, which Is a Calvinistic one, it has for many years bappened that the eamr children have boon regularly taken to the Unitarirn Chapel in Wolverhampton Sreet, where the doc- trilee ...
... * TB E SITUATION IN AME RICA. ARRIVAL OF THE SOUTHERN PRESIDENT AT RICHMQND.: (FP-om ours Corrpeoneent.). LivSmroOL, WEDNESnDAY. The North American steam-ship, from Quebeo to the 3rd inet,, arrived here this morning, She brings Β£30,800. in specie, THE SITUATION, The Herall of the 1st, under the above stereotyped heeding, Eays:- General MoLellan has issued his two first orders as ...
... BATTALION REVIEW AT WOLVER. HAMPTON, YRBTERDAY. SERIOUS ACCIDENT. Yenteeday afternoon a battallon rovlew took place on the Race Course, and It attracted a vaet concourse ot spoetators, neatrly as many Indeed as attended at either day of the rWceL The free use of the course was accorded to the voluntesre by the RaOv Com- mnttce, and the profits obtained from spectators on the stands will 'be ...
... . 7 i I ? . I 1. 1, . , , ., 9 1. . emo, , V, ,IL ?, ??n ?? .. P -1 - V114140,4114: I Allo, 1 ? ?, ;. I FRIDAY, A17GUST 30, 18.6L THE FESTIVAL The BIBMINGHAM JOURNAL of to-morrow, Prloe Twopence, will contain a complete report of the Musical Festival; and It will prayent disappoint- ment if orders are given to-day. NEWS OF THE DAY. YzaTrEIDAY her NAJrSTY and the Royal family left Muckroms ...
... -%T e WS. LATEST BY EcMOTIO AND IN AsNAbTON. AT' OFFICES, 'PIMPE BUILDOINeS, NEW Tr.aw. zlirUfVAT fHJOIRAML AgERICA. REINFORBEMENT OF TIlE NORTHERN ARMY. ADVANCEMENT OF THE CONFEDERATES ON HARPER'S FERRY. NEW YORK, JULY 27. (Per City of Washington viat Queenstown.) I General MoLlellan has arrived at Washington to tahe the command of the Federal army. The Union army is being reinforced. The War ...
... LATEST ENV'IofS. ByT !M h AND B NATIOIA T i5r OnXiez, Teesm B13.DUTO, 1 N0 I- EzoTtjru rSLZGOJAdMX ITALY. TURIN, AUaPsr 27. The Opinione of topday publidB, aaepatch from AreZZO, announcing that boo Fapial Z-juaves 2ad assembled on tbe frontier, apparently with the inten. tion of penetrating into the Italian terrtOr. Mea bad ben take to drv them back. bad een ake to `11 ROME, AuooSTr 25. The ...
... According to the London oorrespondent; of the Leeds ercursj, the Great Eastern will go bask to Canada, and with more troops. It ia sa~d to be the intention of Govern- ment to purchase the vessel ultimately. FATAL, BOILEOS EKO'LOION.-Ofl Satnr~lssy afternoon a boiler explosion took place at the steam saw works of Mr. Grove, Deverill Street, Dover Road, by which the stoker, Thomas Knowles, and ...
... ITHE BURI.AL QUESTION.J CLOSE OF THE POLL, YESTERDAY. In another portion of our paper will be found a lengtbened report of the meeting whieb was held on Monday last, for the purpose of levying a rate upon the parish of Holy Trinity, for the. purchase of a burial t ground. As will be seen, the proposition of the church- wardens was rejected by the meeting, ;and a poll was r consequently ...
... | . HUT DAY'Sh tLERk1S - . t : . . - - :. Th~m', arice 5faOnnonn the ?? RoE f osignor Nardi. o6na cecis w Eperor frM the-Pope; -tb ~ a PtIS; Aug. 22ndl- Th&P4Ia of ?? as three engagements bave'7rieehtl, taken placa ia Hersegoifina, 'ΒΆ 16 whi~ch '~the,Tu kV ?? ~'iitorion,,. Omar Pasha has, hsomever, jssued~ ?? Aolo~l declaring that the Sultana sl ee a e by thbe' Mntenenieu.;The Parri4 ...
... I FENA4 , -i FI . l Thea'eib.o GeheraY ,rancis, Xis ia ni~on ce He was the senior general in the B7ltJsb armyi' : t Her Majesty has presented a t*pair of hiagnificeof swans to the -Peopl6's Park, Halifax, at the request o Sir Charles Wood. It is stated that the rezulationa torthe imanagement,. of the- PostOffice Savinge Banks will shortly be. pub- lished,: and that 30) post-offices will be ...
... RAILWAY. The half-yearly meeting of this company was held at Manchester yesterday. Mr. Wilson, ceputychairman, presided. report (which has been published) having been The Chairman moved tf*e adoption the report and accounts. He rogretted that the pro?p jet held out this time last year had not been realised as the Increasing prosperity the company, and that the receipts the past year had fallen ...
... FRANCE. Paris, Thursday Evening. The Emperor has not remained long at the ca-np. lie is now at Plombieres, whence he oomes to Paris Saturday. Next week he starts for the Pyrenees. Part M. Mires' appeal was heard yesterday. The case a ...