... The thirteenth half-yearly meeting of the Stourbridge Railway Company was held yesterday afternoon, at Mr. Harward's Offices, Stousbridgo. 'Tie Chairman (Mr. Akroyd) said ho was sorry that at thiat, the thirteenth meeting, he was not in a position to announce the opening of the line, Railways, ho thought, ware made more slowly in these days than formerly, and the last year, too, had been a ...

... NENW FRANCE. Me Sew poo Ils, Septensler 7.-Yeet'cclnY, the lEmnperor went sout hoot- Greathn lug i tt St. tiercivijicS. Aecectiehg tonw eevdhre from Berlin, the Ring Of Peie Saxoity hilts iccepeltedill pii]iiciiple tilecs eslitlen impsedby ppreil Prcemia-tilie mcilitary aorllnci of Sacisiy to be left entirely under ticks pa Prusolili 1iireelioiie Cossr RUMIOURED RESIGNATION OF LORD COWLEY. ...

... ?? is euneimeod that near Admiral F. Warren baa been appointed second in command of thle Channel Fleet. ?? number of deaths from cholera in New York thus far a reported. lo 1172, in Cincinnati, la5s; and In Sit. Louis, 11tto. A despatch from Vienna has been received in Paris stating I that the cattle plague has broken out in Galicia, Hungary, andl t Moravia if any credit ia to be attached to ...

... A meeting of the Counncil, lictlu I s the Loen Inoard ot Health, wde held yesterday-Mr. .Aldermnan Pipni h chair. There were peceent Aldermen Naish, Robinson, Alex- ander, Adams, ltlgg9; Messrs. B. ?? Ring, J. Perry, H.VIabib, j. Oat. Kempeter, J. 13. Burrolughs, P. T1er'rell. Spark, H. J.. ilills, S. I' Cox it. Fry. J. N. Cooper, W. Terrell, Waterman, W. P. Ringl, oi;llwell, Joeas J. Poole, ...

... SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 8, 1866. An unexpected change has taken place in the composi- w tion of the French Ministry, M. Drouyn de Lhuys having st resigned his post as Minister of Foreign Affairs. The la reason of his retirement, dismissal, or whatever it may be, remains a secret. Some persons suppose it originated R in the Emperor's refusal to press the right of France to ra compensation as an ...

... (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) AUSTRIA. VIENNA, SEPT. 6. Major-General voi Moring has left for Venice to carry out the transfer of Venetia to General Leboeuf. The Awstrian Gazette says that the negotiations for the solution of the Austrian constitutional question have hitherto been conducted in reference to material changes only. The question of the persons to be entrusted by the Emperor with carrying ...

... To TE EDITOR OF S EDAILY NEnS. SIB,-As a freedman I welcome, with grateful feelings, the leading article on the freedmen's bureau of the United States, published in this day's impression of l your journal. There is great need just now that English. men should write such articles, but the need is greater still that Englishmen should read them. For the anti- slavery party in America, attacked by ...

... The most extensive fire that has taken place in the metropolis since the great wharf fire in Tooley. street some three or four years since, whether as regards the large amountofpropertydeatroyed, or the vast extentof ground on which the ?? buildings stood, broke out betweenl2 and 1 o'clock yesterday morning on the immense range of warehouses belonging to the London and North Western Railway ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) ST. PETERSBURG. SrtP. 2. As the great state trial will soon be brought to a close, I must lose no time in giving you a sketch of e what has already been made publiewith reference to X the conspiracy in which Karakozoff was one of the prime movers. The Northern Post published on the 14th ultimo an ex-officio statement concerning the f circumstances by which the ...

... T'IilE ELECTION CO3MMISSIONS. I fir l{EIGATE. 'Ile, jilt nis'v wa-s resumeda yesterday. sibrexiiinined by Mr. Allen-Tami a plasterer. at At he ~t kctossI lived at jecdflsi, andi voted for Mr,. Y( id'lain1. I was onlttl ~ ?? committee, and took anl active paRt' ill tile VbI~ioti. 1 interested miyself amon111gst thle railway IY Notrs. tire tumber if whoml I's about thittY. I persuaded Il ,IjAnt ...

... ..I . . I Ii A public meeting was held last evening, at the a, Whittington Club, forthe purposeof furtheringasoheme for a limited liability company for snpplying clothing upon a principle of co-operation which shall be advantageous alike X- to the parties investing their money, the workman who makes the clothes, and the customer who purchases them. I The Rev. Dr. BuRNS (one of the direotors), ...

... ELECTION COMMISSION9. | ' I CREEAT YARMOUTH. After the despatch of osar yesterday's parcel, ?? Mi-i, a beerhouse-keeper, was examined. He said he ha:dl l.sI. through a C ticket. He took it to Catter- uole'S. ?? was offered three different prices by Lurimis, ?? onl the Saturday, 201. on the Sunday, and 251. on the Tiiv l.v- In 189 h1e had no vote. Alfreld Goffin, a narine-store dealer, said he ...