... -!fO._TING NOTES. PARIS ASD ASCOT NOTES, WITH HINTS ; FO HAMPTON AND NEWTON. To ,te EnrTo of tow DArzY Poar. Sir,-The great meeting at Ascot, just concladed,. willlongberemembered.on accoignt of the appalling catautrophe.attaching to it,.whxch threw quite a gloom over the propedings, in despite et ,the brilliant success and excitlng.'contests that greeted the prolmoters! and the public ...

... The nuns of the various Catholic communities offer a peculiar appearance among the motley bands of soldiers who fill the narrow streets and not particularly fine squares of Koldingby day and night. They are Sisters of Mercy from Aix-la-Chapelle, Munster, Cologne, Mayence, Breslau, Prague, and other places, who has- tened to the seat of war, in order, with truly Christian charity, to undertake ...

... LOCAL PEDESTRIANISM, At Aston Croos Grounds, yesterday, upwards of 80( persons paid admission to witness the under.mentloned matchev, which came off; the first, a match of 110 yards for £5. aside between S. Saville and J. Morley. Both men have appeared at these grounds in previous matches. Saville was attended by Homer, and Morley by Smith. The betting was done at 5 to 4 on Saville, who got ...

... (From the Time.j It was but yesterday that we published some American statistics purporting to give an authentic account of the levies made for the service of the Fedeial armies from 1861 to the spring of the present year, and exhibiting a total of more than 2,000,000 men, or about 700,000 for each year since the commencement of the war. We have no reason to doubt the accuracy of these figures ...

... GARIBALDI AND THE WORKING MEN OF BIRMDYNGUAM A meeting of the Birmingham Working Men's Clari. baldi Committee was held last evening, at the Odd Follows' HeI. Ur. Jones presIded. The following address, which bad been drawn up on behalf of the working men of Birmirgham, was read, and unanilmously adopted by the meeting. It will becopled by Ur Grew (who has kindly volunteered), and forwarded to ...

... LICENSED VICTUALLERS' ASYLUM, The annual general meeting of the subscribers and donors of this institution was held yesterday forenoon, in the Board Boom of the Institution, Bristol Road. Alder- man Phillips presided, and there were present Mr. Coun- cillor Wadhams, Messrs. Bailey, Blacklock, Adderloy, Milnes, Palmer, Wells, Clements, T. Harrison, &c. The Chairman having read the notice ...

... THn GHOBoLoGiw Soai.-W e understand that in deference to the strongly expressed wish of the members at the late annual meeting, Ur. Jones, who hasbeen associated with the society as one of the honorary secretaries since its establishment, has consented to withdraw his resignation, and has accepted office under the committee as seoretary. As, by this arrangement the office of honorary secretary ...

... THE 'RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT EGIA.M. (By REctr-a Teleraph.) Tho following is a correot desocription of those lylng dead at Egham :-J. Cappard, Duke Street, Manchester Square, clerk to Mr. Padwick; Edwin, Hall, same address, corn merchant; Ur. Wilkie, Globe Inn, Chelsea; J. Clegg, Harp public-house. Joeryn Street; W. Winfield, bailiff to C. Brakebridge; Louis Ray gentleman. The apprentice to the ...

... CAPTURE OF THE AUMtR&LIAN BRIGAND, The last mail from Australia brings Intelligence of the capture of the celebrated buebranger, Francis Gardluer, whose career so much resembles the ?? of that of our Dick Turpins and Paul Cliffords that in sketohing his history we seem to repeat their well-known feats of 100 years ago. He is said to have left this country at its expense, and for weighty ...

... LOCAL BILLS IN PARLIAM£iNT.. (From our Reporirr.i HOUSE OF COMMrONS, Friday, Jane 10 The Committee of the House re-assembled to.dzl, 1r. North In the chair, for the purpose of taking into ?? consideration the North Staffordshire Railway (Silverdale, Madeley, and Drayton), the North Stiffordshlro RAilway (oew Workb), and the Shrewebary and Potteries Janotion Ballway Bills. The case for the ...

... THE WEATENIM Fron Obsiwvation taken at Park Road, Moseley; Lat. 62 P27' 6. Lsn. 1 58' 1M W.; 481 Feet above Mean Sea Level. ATMOSPHERIC PB.ESSU.RI. Buoemetes fcoreeiedi, 8 am, Monday, 2942 Inches. , Tuesday, S948 inchel. TEXPERATURE. Theomoler, highest in ubado, Monday, 78 dog. lowest, Monday night, 50 deg. DEW POINT. Hygromeiet, dry bulb, 8 Lm., Tuesday, 0P deg. ,, wot bulb b9 deg. *verap ...

... DUDLRY. THE ELECTION OF VESTRY CLER.-OFFICIAL DECsrA. RATION OP THRZ Pond.-Yeatheray morning an adjourned vestry meeting was held at the Town Eall, for the purpose of officially declaring the result of the poll ac the recent election of vestry clerk. The Rev. Dr. Browne (vicar) Pro- aided as returning (officer, aud thee 'were s present the Itev. m o. Browne, Messrs. Sheppard (one of the ...