... TI E CATHOLIC BISHOP OF BIRMINGHAIM ON THE PAPAL QUESTION. On Sunday morning last, at the various churches and chapels in this diocese, a pastoral letter was icad from Dr. Ullathorne, the Catholic Bishop of Birmingham. It commenced :-Dearly beloved,- AVo have been so repeatedly asked when we in- tended to give the faithful of thie diocese an opportunity for making their offerings once more to ...

... THE NEVw WESLEYAN CHAPEL IN WOLVERHAMPTON. Yesterday afternoon the memnorial stone of the new Wesley an Chapel in Wolverhampton was laid by Mr. John Hartley. As a description of the proposed building has already appeared in the Dccilg Post, it wvil be enough to state that the site is upon the Compton Rosd, on land given by Mr. Hartley, who is also a contributor to the building fund to the ...

... SERIOUS AFFRAY BETWEEN SOLDIERIS AN! POLIMMEEN IN EDINBURGII. ON Thursday iiight, last week, a very serious distur- bance was created in the High Street, Edinburlg, by a dnmuber of the 25th Borderers. They liad been drinking y in soie public-honse in Canuongate, and during the even- e ing they had behaved in a very disorderly maiiner, ilslilt- d ing various parties in the street. The result ...

... GENERAL NW. . V Stonewall Jaekeoni fe said.to have passed 'some ftieina Eng- land', as a boy, having codtie here to be educated.' 3X, Thiers, ?? sa~ia,.bas just enter~ed Into an agrement with a vub)isher fbi a history of France from 1015 to 04.; ~he Temple Church in London, was reopened on Sunday. 'monin, fte athorough restoration within and wi~out. The Nrporatcicm of Dublin has granted a site ...

... A PRUSSIAN DUTMOLLARD. f A Pomeranian workman, named Maasch, says X a correspondent of the Star, has lately been de- tected, by accident, in the course of a murderous career closely resembling that of the notorious Frenchman Dumollard. He has, together with a his accomplices, of whom his mother is one, committed thirteen murders. On one occasion he murdered at Cursdorf a miller and his family, ...

... C6AfEDONlTX AN IEIURY SECOND EDJ r lox. MLRCURY OFFTOb, MO.NDY, klvven o'cloo) THE LATE RAILWAY ACCIDENT. DEATH OF ANOTHER OF TIIF TNJUKED. Wetregrt tm atoumuie tha;t Isaao Marr, be- ?? to Falkirk, oue (if the ?? from the late accizleit, lyiug iu the Rloyal Infirmary, died this mornig at tive o'cl'k. Tltis briugs the Dumber of deaths Up to LIOGHTEEN. JbU lI. rvey, the S U , .v, J.ha AM'Donald1 ...

... AG E NTS. Aberdeen-__A. iR Mihc. Do. ?? btezies, ?? Castle St. Do. ?? & J. Smaith. Do. lD. WVyllie & SOn. Aberdour--.Mr Goodlir. Alloe ?? Lothian. Do. ?? N. Morrison. Do. _ .J. W ingate. Anlstruther --L. Ilussell. Arbroeiti ._Jamei Lindsay. Do. ?? Mactaggart. Do, --G. Sutherland. Do, ?? Drummond. Auchterarder .ll. Brock. Do. .Mr Lawrence. Do. 3Thos. MIQuten. Aytboo ?? Knox. Balthgate 4.-Jas. ...

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... slit BDaffp pebm COVENT GARDEN. Tills EvmIRO-Io-t time- DINOIlAI. Mdlle. rarepa, Mrs. .Aysley Cook nad Mattmne Laura Baxter to Messrs. Santley, 1. Corrn, . Lj sli. aen W. larrisosn--ComlUlctolr, Mr. A. Mellon. - Comuenice at S. llRUI'YLANE, T1iIS EVEmNG, THtE COLLEEN BAWN. Messrs. D. Bonet- canu, Leesoll, Vaneeeliolo', asnd Seoile; Madame Celeste.- And RELIEF OF l.lJCliNOW. Messrs. Atkins, ...

... CURRANT GROWI(NG. (From the Grocer.) Currants, Nyhich form by far the beti]obut o arul, indeed, tire Staple article of tire commerce of 1m1nlern a Greece, arc tlao pron ee of a Species oif vine sn neorly cc0- semblirg the grape-vineo in form, leaf, size, lead mode of pri growth, as to chow no apparent difference to tile general ~22 observer. The cname is it corruption of Corinth, in the ...

... I The fine barque Usk, built ia this port three years ago, and owned by Mr. Thomas Beynon, Dock-street, ?? for Caldela, with coals, towards the end of Aeril last. After being a short time out, Captain Mathias, the master, put back to Newport, and the owner had the vessel thoroughly re-caulked and re-metalled. She pro- ceeded to sea from Newport in May, and after a fine pas- sage, reached ...

... - * ?? I I's | (FROM OUR OWN CORBESPONDENT.) I . WARSAW, SEPT. 25. Intelligence which has reached us from St. re Petersburg states that Count Andrew Zamoyski ce on arriving there was allowed to lodge in an hotel, w and remain free till the return of the Emperor from Novogorod. The authorities here, after th departure of the count, sent a despatch to the g- papers published at Vienna and in ...