... 'PR GAZISLIUDI WMETI!w 1 EiY3o- PAXM.-GRSAT RIOT. Three o'ollo'oro Sunday afternoon having -been the time fixed by the Working Ken's Garibalian Fund Can- mitten for holding an ooen air demonstration in Hyde- park, to sxpress sympathy with Ghrlbaldi, and to adopt a protest against the French occupation of Rome, at that hour about 20,000 pe wple had aisembled, principally con' misting of wel, ...

... ., ; , ., - _ . . .. The figt volume of the census for Englansd, which li's' juat'eesn lisused, shows the numbers and distra- bution of the people in the several parishes and: 'lpees. Ap abitractof the, returns was published; last year; a careful revision of them shows that e.l the 8th:of April, 186the he population ?? anu Wales, with the Isle of Mlan and the Cbannel. Islands, inclding the ...

... USEt or TUE TUaRIsH BATH IN THE TRsEXoocxT OF CATTLE, SUELP, &c.-The experiment of using the Turkish Bath for the cure of disease in cattle has been t ied by Dr. Barter and Lord Kinnaird. We extract from the Scottish Farmner, of last month, a short paragraph, describing the effect of Lord Rinnaird'sexperimeut:-` Abath of this description,designed specially for the treatment of cattle, but ...

... In Shoe-lane, Fleet-street, is a tavern known as the Coger's Hall, where discussions take place almost nightly upon every conceivable subject, amongst a body of men whoare extremely foni of bearing their own sweet voices; these men call them- selves ' Cogers, the meaning of which has not yet we believe bean satisfactorily esplained. George Francis Train ia not a bashf'il man; be bas the gift ...

... FOREIGN N SEWS. I ?? AMERICA. no details received from America confirm ths tologra. phlc accounts which we published last week, showing that the tide of success has at length turned, A series of battles have been fought In MarYland, between the Fodorals under 'CIellan and Burnside, and the Confederates under Jack- son and Iee, The result has been the retreat of the Southorn army across tho ...

... %#tat BUA 'LMOUld, M t I - - a The Manchester City, Counc at thix soetiog on Wednesday, jpproved of the cenatra1 Petxion of the Infirmnary o 5p)15o Bta the iltO of te AUjlert MemoriaL A mar~n, nmamed Thomas MillignzP a Tabourer In thteemploy of the Kirkiess Hal 0'oiispany, Standish, ne5r Wigan, was on Saturday crushed botwoen t'o wogoas and A mutual ?? society was inaugurated on Saturtday ?? ...

... TO THE PAR[ISMONERS OF[SP. MXRTIN'S, BIRMINGHAM, Affy dear Parishioners and Friands,-In 1850 our Genera Hospital was in grave financial extremity. Simultaneous collections in our churches and our ehapela were suggested -a special expedient for a special emergeney. With a happy unanimity of feeling anld of action the suggestion was carried out. The concord and co-operation of Chris- tian and ...

... SEVENTEEN PERSONS KILLED AND ONE HUNDRED AID FIFTY INJURED. From the Scotsman of yesterday we gather some further particulars of the terrible collision which happened on Monday, on the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway, and by which seventeen persons were killed, and a hundred and fifty injured. Our contemporary says:- ,The total number of deaths which have resulted from the collision on the ...

... No INTEitRVEmNTION.-[Daily Xewts.]-The Minis- terial match does not seem likely to fire the train. As far as we can see, thle embers won't kindle. Half- a-dozen conspicuous instances within the last few days attest the fact ; and it is worthy of note that the Par- liamnentary iindislocrition to take fire appears equally great in Berkshire and Yorkshire, in Greenock and Stam ford. Neither does ...

... wOlICESTERI CITY SESSIONS. jlte (ititcr Sessions for the city of Worcester were lcd ct~ . ?? F. 1. Streeton, Eiq., barristor (in the ;itlcice 3t .klin Buckle, Esq., the Recorder), presided. 7lLvcaiei:it conitained the ?? ns of eighteen prisoners, :. iJ ?? 1teesilcs was more thais usually heavy. Mr. xeiil!r ?? of High Street, was sworn as the foreman of ?? i;l d July. Thie k.nred chairina ...

... BIRMINGHAM EDUCATIONAL PRIZE S CHEME. SPECIAL PRIZE EXAMINATION, YESTERDAY. Yesterday the examination for special and needlework prizes, in connection with the above scheme, took place in the Town Hall. The conditions imposed upon competi- tors for the special prizes, with the exception of those offered for, needlework, are, that no competitor shall be allowed to take one of them unless he or ...

... T'lE 'ECOND M.NlARSTI.ANID INUNDATION. KINC'S LYNX, Tnesday. Voy little work at thc dams was accomplished yestor. day, the time being occupied almost solely in preparations amn accumulating material. The junction sluice between the two drains has been closed up by a dam of shoot piling, as a pi liminary to damming the Someeth and Fen draim atj that point. The scour through the beach by the ...