... THE 1FANCY B ZAA Al EVERTONI V l The opening day of the Garibaldi yaci l was favoured with Ofessentibal eleento - fine weather ; and durn h fashionable throng of vi tors filled a , which both internally and externalle aI 1. very gay appearance. Outside ther PI d quantity of fluttering flags, and along tisrI of the marquee ran a striug of 3'sethe i o had been lent for the purpose by Asl Sed.t, ...

... BURNT TO DEATH. One of the most frightful accidents which we have bad to record for some time occurred last Tuesday night, or rather on Wednesday morning, in Churcbigate-street, Bury St. Edmund's. A. girl named Elizabeth Clarry, about 16 or 17 years of age, lived as servant with Mr. S~outligate, hair. dresser, in the street already mentioned. Mrs. Southgate, who was suffering from ill-health, ...

... I IMIIPERIAL PARIJAMENT. I BY TELEGRAPH. HOUSE OF LORDS. TUESDAY, JULY 26. The bousg met at five o'clock. MISCELLANEOUS. The Weights and Measures (Metric System) Bill passed through committee. The Commons' amendments to the Civil Courts (Ireland) Bill were agreed to. The Harwich Harbour Act Amendment Bill, the Portsmouth Dockyard (Acquisition of Lands) Bill, the Judg. ments, &c., Law Amendment ...

... THE LATE EXTRAORDNARY I AFFAIR NEAR GAINSBOROUGII Some additional facts in connection with this ease, some of the extraordinary features of which were reported in the Mercury a few days ago, have transpired since the committal of the prisoner for trial to Lincoln assizes. The attempt by the prisoner (Martha Howell), it will be recollected, was most determined, and her intended victim had an ...

... PROGRBS OF TH WAR IN I ?? AMERICA.. THE POSITIONS OF GRANIjS AND: SHERMAN'S ARMIES. - - The accounts from New York brought by the steamer North American, which come down to the evening of the 2nd of July, continue to be increasingly unfavourable as to the position of the only two Federal armies which ' are now of any importance, namely, that of General Grant at Petersburg, Virginia, and that ...

... LAYING OF THE FOUNDATIOSTONE OF THE NEW LIVERPOOL GYMNASIUM. MAnother step is to be taken towards the com- plete establishmeat amon gst us of that centre of physical education which has been for some time so admirably sustained by Mr. Huley, and which 3 is now under the auspices of almost all the most eminent men of station and intelligence in Liver- pool. On Monday next the flfst stone is to ...

... Week'. total. Halftyeajs tataL 1804. 188. 1804. 1845. Miles Belfast and N. Counntea 2530 2330 7428 6831 136 Briatol and Exeter ?? 7047 6738 20713 20354 121i Caledonlan ?? 20863 18002 431333 384598 3i5 Cornwal ) ?? 1819 1463 5473 4411 631 Cork and Bandon ?? 39D 8490 1203 1150 s0 DeIde ?? 403 33 -6514 6050 17 Dublin & Belfant Juno. 1529 1473 434 4317 63 Dublin and Drogleda.. 127.3 1848 b 743 ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGIENCE. THE ST. HELEN'S JUNCTION RAILWAY AcCIDENTr -Yesterday, an inquest was held at the Wheat Sheaf Inn, :it. Helen's Junction, before Mr. C. E. Driffleld, corener, on the body of Mary Lither- 3and, who died from the injuries she received through jumping oubit of a railway carriage on Monday evening last, as reported in our Wednes- day's paper. Ai. verdict of Accidental death ...

... 1 [fBy XLXOTnic TXmnEArRA:) AMERICA. 'CONFUDERATES IN MARYLAND wojl!P.A NI EPER. (Per the libernian, vid Greencastle.) The Ca.adian Mail -team ship Hibernian, fr on -Quebec on tb0 0th Intabt, arrived in Lough Foyle Ai a 46 pan. andahaving transferred all her mails, exoep those forLiverPO'l, proreeded to the latter port at S.4( pIm. DespwatOhe landed at- 8 p.m. The Hibermian -brings 7 cabin and ...

... AN EXCITING STORY, [N&)-ning Otar.J 1 Dfr. Tiscnnaehs Bad, the well kuoown solicito r of Baslogb1 Street, on Tnerday eveabg last, entered the half-past nine o'clock train from Fenchusoh Street to Snaresbrook, where he resides. In the same empartment of tbh carriage -we presume a firet elass-were several persons; but all alighted at the Stratford Station. Just am the train was again starting, a ...

... MISCELLANEOUS, The Cormish boats engaged In the herring fishery on the Irish conetwere very fortunate last week, having made from £150. to £RF per boat, On Monlay afternoon, the Mayor of Liverpool laid the foundatloi stone of a new Gymnasiino, in Myrtle Street, In that tOen. The dedih Is announced of the Rev. Edward William Grinfield, the venerable annotator of the Septuaglnt, aad the found r ...

... At the Town Hall, Melksham, before Mr. H. G. Awdry and 0r-ptain W. Speke, a woman named Diary Williams, toll collector at the Blelksham turnpike gate, was charged with the following assault on her crippled son, a boy about fourteen years of age :-Aboub two o'clock the other morn* ig, Hannah Webb, a nurse, who was attending a dying person, was alarmed at cries of distress which proceeded from ...