... wotVRE RHAMPTON. SOUTH STAFvv ORDSMHl E GENERAL 'HOSPITAL.-The bhalf-yearly meetinig f'tho subsceribers to this iurtitution was held at the Hospital. on Tuesday, Mr. Hartley in the chair. In eosmnencing g the proceedings, which were chiefly of a formal character, the Chairman congratulated the subscribers on the fact that an additional ward for sick children had been proyldedl, and exproewiel ...

... I The following apppeal has been addressed to the local clergy:- Birmingham, September 18, 1802,-Reverefld air, We, beg respectfully to remind you that, at a numerously attended public meeting of clergy, ministers of religion, and seleeted repre- sentativeg of the laity, convened by circular and public advev- tisement, and held on Monday, December 9, 1801, in the Corn- 1i1ittee Room of the ...

... SUFFOLK STREET FOOTPATH. To the EDITOR of the DAILY POST. Sir,-I am pleased to see that the kidneys are being re- moved in Suffolk Street, andhope the same fate awaits those between Suffolk Street and Summer Street. We shall then be enabled to walk with comfort from the Bristol Road to Newhall Street; the distance is but short, and now the men arc so near I hope the Public Works Com- mnittee ...

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... THE FOIREIGN ENLISTMENT ACT. A letter from Historicus, explaining tho provisions and bearings of the Foreign Enlistment Aot, appeared in the Times yesterday. We extract the greater portion:-- I must first premise that the provisions of the American municipal law on this subject are so similar to our own as for the purposes of this discussion to be practically idMo- tical. A judgment, ...

... WISTRICIrl' NE'01'8, teasn has Icc-n . qre i-:e of Rores plciextre even 'IO fbiz wn r ii~t, o heert. rlcritdcll iy ?? the worhl W1IiS ,gocii ft1 aeicordtotce with f-el usedia custom, the$ unnI ites of the woridiouce wi.re, so Cfiitrictaa Dimy,vcr~egal wit-l incas tic-f, pon jcitdeg nd tle. he tlnie l vatwis supro- stil ol te mcyr a-af 51 01thejinatuc, isa-took of the c~didicr pts-Aiedailt. ...

... I ElaWd , fat. I FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1862, NEWS OF TREl DAY. Tilm speech of Mr. ConBDN at Rochdale was re- markable in m1413y ways ; but it was more espip- cially so with'reference to his dtashing attack upin the PitisonEnr, lhis Lordship's policy, and the future of the present Cabinet. Mr. CODEoN did not inince matters in the slightest degree. He intended to attack Lord PALMaRSTON, and lhe ...

... 13y ELXOT.IO AND INTERNATIONAL TCUGRAmH, Or1rieNs, TimPLE BtRu Naos, NEW STKEITh. IDBTER'S 2ELEGRAMS. ITALY. THE DECREE OF AMNESTY. TURIN, OCTOBER 6. The Oficial Gazette of this evening publishes the Royal decree of amnesty, countersigned by Signor Ratazzi. The decree is preceded by a report of the Minister to the King. The Minister, in his report, says:- ,,The motives which had counselled ...

... TRAGIOAI -SUICIDE OF A FRENCH OOUNTESS. An Irish contemporary, the Limerick Ohronicle, is re- qyonsible for the following sensation story, whieli, if not trbe, at least does credit to the invention of the writer:-- The sudden death of one of the leading stars of the fashionable' world of Paris is announced, and rumour states in rather a singular manner. At the Rtux of Ems, the Countess de - ...

... L A T E ST N EWTv S. - ?? B f X L TRIO &N D iNTEICNATIOhAL M9 t RAPIL Nweicm Tivns BUIDING S. ILW S3TDmT. TrR's TELEGRnAAM 3. THlE AMERICAN WAR. McCLELLAN DISMISSED FROM COMMAND OF THE ARMY. SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST 11H,1. T.DNDONDEEHl-Y, T RIRAV. The Norwegian has asrived withl ariviesi to the 1 Ith instant. N13NEW YORK, N ovminsM u I 1th (Evening). Beauregard. has ordered all slaves and non ...

... CORRESPONDE NCE. NOTICES TO coliRESPONDEN-TS. Adl lettera ifntered for isceateon mvit be ?? b. i/e mnaes and Pddresses of the write. s, ro0 neCCmariSltAI for publicatiml, bsW for the in fornation of the Editor. A Farewell to the Old Year is declined. We decline to publish the letter of B. B.f There is no necessity for such self-denial as that enjoined by Observer. A latepayer. There ...

... BILSTON. STEALING COAL-At the Petty Sessions, yesterday, Bridget Burns, of this town, was committed to prison for twenty-one (lays, for stealing coal, on Thursday last, the ?? of fessis. Sparro$, coual pruirictOrs, of BiltuOit. WOLVERHAMIPTON. THE CASE OF STEALING WEARING APPAREBL-At the Police Cocut, yesterday, William Jones, who stated that he was a glove maker, of Worcester, was brought up ...