... NOTICES TO CORIRESPONDENTS. AlI letters intended for publicatwn. must be accompanied by' the na.mei and adedressas of the writers, not necessarily jao publeatiaon, but for the informnation of the Editor, Gnrwespondents 1V/te set any special vatie upon their com- munications must Aeep copies of them as we cannot ulnder* ?? to return unused cosstriutionl Another Vietim. -IVe hare ?? punlisedl ...

... NOXIOUS YAPOURS. The report of the Lords' committee apppointed to enquire into the injury resulting from noxious vapours evolved in certain manufacturing processes has just been published. The following are extracts from the portions mnost interesting to this district:- The commuittee, in pursuing the enquiry committed to therm by1' thme House, have directed their chief attention to those ...

... CARDINAL WISEMAN'S LATE, VISIT TO . ROME1 . The Catholic clergy of th._e archdiocese of Westminster presented an address to Cardinal Wiseman on his return from Rome. In his reply, Dr. Wiseman thus notices the remarks which have been made of the eircesmstances con- nected with the address preseented to the Pope on the part of the bishops assembled at Rlome:- Upwards of two bundred persons ...

... 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 ...

... THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.-Sir Culling Eardley, Bart., has resigned the presidency of the Evangelical Alli- ance, which he has held for a long series of years, and the duties of which he has always most energetically discharged. Failing health is one of the reasons assigned for the step this taken. Last year there, were 970 criminal lunatics-750 males and 220 females. In the year forty-nine ...

... By ELECOTPI AND INTERNATIONAL TEL29RAP11, O mES, TEmPLE BUILDINGS, NEW STrBEET. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. ITALY. THE ITALIAN QUESTION. MARSEILLES, JULY 30. Letters from Constantinople of thle 23rd state that Sir H. Bulwer has announced that England has in- duced Austria to sit at the Conferences oln Servia with the Italian Ambassador. The first sitting was occupied with the affair of Belgradc. The ...

... We yesterday reported a dreadful 'tragedy which oc. curred at Aston' -New .Town on Satu4rday 'orning last, when the wife of an innkeeper named 'Robert Williams, was kiled'through blows (it wa4-alleged) inrlicted by her husband. An inquest was hel4d on the body yesterday afternoon at the Grand Turk, New Street, Aston, before J. S. Poole, Esq., Coroner for the northern division of Warwickshire. ...

... NOTICES TO CORMESPONDENTS. AU letters intended for pullietcon must be aco-mpanied b the narnw and addresses of the writers, not n ecessaril for publication, but for the infarvmtion of the Edit or. Correspondents who set any special value upon their com. munications must keep copies of them as we cannot under- take to return unmsed contributions, J. H., Smethwick.-On the 4th of December, 1857 ...

... BREECH-LOADING RIFLS The following appears in some of the Iletropji journals:- , Sir,-In the issue of the Times of the 23rd ilst the-column headed I International Exhibition s I r that three of the best of the Americaa bre.beh rifles, a Wlhitworth, an Enfield, and the ealr thd (which has ?? reported so favourably by the carbll authorities at Maidstone) are to be publicly teited,. lty long ...

... .M'CORMIC¶K'S NEW REAPING MACHINE. In the TimZeg of yesterday a minute description of this 'valuable invention is given, which will interest many of 'cur readers. 'The!now machine is entirely ?? upon M'Corinick's;'old machine as' made by Burgesss and KeY, the new 9int t consisting simply in the' introduction of an autontbn r'ake,' which, at regular intervals, by one rapid sweep,!draws the ...

... * The AMor1bigjy Post ?? Robert Peel has very seasonably reproved, a certain Rev. Dr. Coghlar, P.P. of Kilmovec, who had assailed him in a coarse manner in a letter published in the Horning News. The words used by this clergyman and gentleman were as follows :- May God bless and protect those generous donors who have saved the lives of the people, despite the determination of our Saxon tyrant ...

... The death of Mr. Ricardo has created a vacancy in the representation of the borough of Stoke-on-Trent. Yes. terday an invitation was sent to the Hon. Levesan. Cower. formerly member for Stoke, but now member for Bodmin andiwho was defeated at the last election by Mr. Copeland. When our information left Stoke no answer had been received. If Mr. Gower consents to stand there is no probability of ...