... IEETDNGS ON SATUR1DAY IN THE DISTRIOT. On Saturday mornlg there were large gatherings of the men on strike In various parts of -the district, At Tipton, where there are two companies of the 12th Lancers, it was deemed desirable to send one ?? to the went of Dudley, and accordingly about f orty of them, accompanied by Mtr. Spooner (stipendiary Magistrate), went through Dudley to the British ...

... MISCELLANEOUS, The Marquis of Exeter has been seriously III, bat is now reported better. The Marquis of Bristol Is in a critical state, h vving had a. relapse of his former severe attack of illness. A river gfg was run down, off the Liverpool landing stage, on Friday, by the steam tug Storm Kng, Two lives were lost. A branch association, In furtherance of the deolal system in weights, measures ...

... .jimisobas fflxx'lg WOOL WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1864 NEWS OF THE DAY. THE Prince and Princess of WALEs are on their way home. They are to call at Lubeck to-day, and to proceed thence by way of Hamburg to Gliick- stadt, wherb an EDglish man-of-war is to be in waiting to take them to England. The rumoured tripto Paris seems to have been a fiction. A Plymouth letter reports the total wreck, near ...

... I METOA. ,j 3A ?? OF TEE mIB15U&N. (From own 0201 o oitw on i ,L. ,;:a , . opo, Wed esdu . The Canadilan mal steamer BibernLan ?? here this evening. The quebC Morning Omrniclc, of Ostober lit, contain' the following telegrams from the States-, W YORI, September 28.-Tbe. 9 unes Harper's Fery ~orepodjnt,-*rltfing on the 27th, sys :-'phe aoed s wofded bsurprise of Confederaes at shes BillTma be ...

... THE UNION AND EMANCIPATION SOCESTY. . At a meeting of the Eixeoutive of the Union and Eman- olpatlon Society of Manchester, the following resolutions were moved by Ur. T. IL Barker, seconded by Mr. J. 0. Edwards, and unanimously passed :-lst. That this lxe. cutive, in view of the vast issues and groat principles Involved in the coming contest for the election of a President of the United ...

... ST. PATRICKS BURIAL SOCIEry. UNITED ASSURANCGE In the Northern Prets-a leading Rom= Catholic journal, published at Livorpool-there is a long report Of i caue heard in the Liverpool County Court, last weeks disclosing the operations of the local St. Patrick's United Aosurance Sick and Friendly Burial Society. The ?? was Sweeney v. Treacy, the action being brought by Ronor, the widow of ...

... THE STAFFORDSUIRE STRIKE, CFrom Mc 'ifmex] The great strike In the Staffordshire eollleries ought to carry with It some instruction to the working men of this country. The dissatisfied colliers have caused an extra- oidinary derangement in some of the principal branches of our national trade, and if they could succeed in impressing their views upon the workmen of other districts It ts im- ...

... MISUELLANEOUS. A lady, while riding ini a London omnibus on Saturday. bad her pocket book, contgaing two 650., five £10., and five £5. Bank of England notes, stolen. ThRecorder of Folkestone held a maiden session on Thursday last, and was presented by the deputy-mayor with white kid gloves. Mr. Charles Lindley Wood has been appointed to be ?? Secretary to Sir George Grey, lnc Haon. G. ...

... The Sheficdd IndependenC states that Mr. Roebuck Is now quite recovered. A lady died suddenly in the Parish Churoh of 8tockton. on-Tees, last Sunday morning, A quarrel took place among a number of Irishmen at a public-house, at Ziddlesboro, on Monday, when ons of them was stabbed no severely that his life Is despaired of. The suspension is announced of Mesarp. De Wolff, Schuck, and Co,, ...

... MARKEL E HALL WARD, A meeting was held last night, at the Greyhound Inn, Navigation Street, of the committee and friends of Dtr, Councillor 0. J. Phillips. Mr. Councillor BRINSLEY, in the abeonce of AldermanTurner (who was Iadisposed), occapied the chair. There was a very large attendance.-ThO CBAIB.SAI denounced the action taken by Mr. Joeh Smith as unfair-first, in suggesting the ...

... NOTIOES TO C9RRESPONDENTS. All kavs wb ulg2or publcations must lb woeee Ma bh IM wma and das of the writers, hot nuessatl ft pliukatio. Wu for ta infoirs of t Eduitor. acoerpowknis who Set aln Sw£cil ivaue upo i CM. 1RUunatieos tnw copia of 0&%, as ctsesrn - (d .5t5& ilt ?? sintt4 The aspect of the questions In dispute between the colliera and their employere has now become so serious that we ...

... NOTICES TO OORRESPONDENTS, jlU 1~ius' ,sn pd for Pusblicgoss sn hi asmomtpoa i ?? udsat of ietet sisa, xc noeurl fee pebatG9 hi foe' Ls (snfotnoio of *X ?? ?? ww cs * fi n wsurncaiio mw atep eosnia of item, as USLa@5fitd tskdte ?? The aspet of the questions in dispute between thecolller and their employers has now become so serious that, we must decline to publish letters on the subjet, ...