... ?? ?? It IRN . .$:1 sI-Rg@-it'DRA ?? THY-SEVIH;WEEK, 1866. and 2643 4eat*h werdgiatered in ten large Ocitied ansd boroughs of Englsid, incduidsig Loonidon 'The births exkteded iy l43,' and the desthis by 121,2t average weekly jmbera'in'the ten y'egrs' 185Iw60A correcid~foti Xee~qof popul~ation to thpem~iddle of ktb4s.'ycr. The' deaths showed an increawe of 24) upon those returned stheprevious ...

... t ax . . . . .. - In Novemberlast year, a domestic servant in the W1 employmentrof a Mr. WilLiamMackie, house-faetor residing at 12, Wellcroft-place, South-side, died W under somewhat singular and auspicious circum- stances. In February last another servant was W engaged by Mr. Maokie-a simple young girl from W the Highlands. For a number of weeks after she entered the house her master and ...

... For 60 years the rainfall has not been so copious on certain parts of Dartmoor as didring the past week. The descending streams have in conse- quence been much swollen, and many of them have become more dangerous through the accu- mulation of broken timber blown off from the overhanging trees. The ancient and picturesque bridge across the Plym at Shaugh has thus been swept away. The mill near, ...

... The admissions yesterday to the sheds at Ash- field-street were again only two, the same- number as on Tuesday; seven patients were discharged cured; and two died. Total admissions 458, deaths 229, cured 178; leaving 51 cases under treatment. The new admissions were from Milton- street and Naylor-street. Amongst the passengers who arrived at this port yesterday morning by the Great Eastern was ...

... | THE LANCASTER ELECTION | COMMI~rSSob ION. Christoer Baynes, stoneileason and builder, voted for Lawrence, but received no money, and took no part intheelection. JohnBarrow, cabinetmaker, also voted for Mr. Lawrence, andI got nothing. Francis Gardner, plasterer, voted for Mr. Law. .rence. He wan paid £10 for his vote, and got i-2 fin, for being on the committee. He lost nine days before the ...

... .l TEE COLI4SION BETWEEN TgE BRUISER ' A i ?? TMt HASWEL. ' J. THE OTEICIAL INQUIRY-JAJNE&XT OP THE ale COURT, to THE inquiry instituted I the Board of Trade ane into the cirumstancer Utead the collision ale between the steamer Beter and the steam collier me Haswell, off the coast 14iSuffolk, before Mr. Traill, the the local stipendiary magistrate, and Captains re Harris and baker as nautical ...

... . THx PPNIAXS IN AMERICA. 'lg Fenians, under the protecting care of the prominent Radical poLiticiau$, ae making some land;isi their Coipgreqs at Troy.!' ie deliberations $tarei nended.4-be 'kept-ecv, bsutsthe IeniaMs are such. A talkative race that very little that they do ?? ed from the public gaze. ' queyarres ifaor o another attaak41ipon Canada, but~qtlarrbis aid loonng, up that -for sonI6 ...

... DEPARTURES FOR1 AUGUS L2. TBLACKBURN, ACCRINGOrN, BURY, & MANCHESTEP. jl636mixed, 8-15 Fro D-1C ~ o 1-1 2- 4-10~sR 6-3 Mied 8-.58-50 9-10.11-0 11-15 m. 1-301-02 40 5-56-30 7-30 mix, *9.15 A.-On Sundays: 7-0 ¶9-3U Yi. 2-15 6-1:1 8-45 A, all ?? To Accringt$on only) ) To BLACKBURNBURNLEYCOLNPKstiPToN BRAnDFORD AND LEEDS.-.-635 Mix, 8-15 8 50 9-10 11-0-11.15 M. 1-3U 1-40 2-0 4-10 r,-i5 '7-30 MiX, ...

... The Annual General Session for the Peace for the county was held in the new portion of the Court House, House of Correction, on Thursday. There were present: T. Greene, Esq., in the chair; Revs. Canon Parr, J. S. Birloy ; Col. Townoley; Lieut.-Col. Blackburne; Major Bourne ; Aajor Cunliffe; and A. Aspland, E. Ashworth, W. M. I. Ander- ton, H. H. Broughton, M.D., T. L. Birley, J. Campbell, T. B ...

... TOWN AND COUNTRY TAL-__ The business of the Preston bank was resslea on Saturday, after a suspension of five weeks. Dur- ing the day a cood business was done, many thou- sands of pounds were deposited, and the executive of the bank are now very hopeful as to the future. The Glasgow authorities propose to expend 1,250,0001. in buying up the worst parts of the city and improving them. ; A ...

... THE LATE ACCIDENT ON THE CUUTNARVON Si-I IRE R{AI LWAY, In the last number of the CuinotoiciciTi we gave a full- report of the particulars connected with this very melan- choly event, aund wbich has caused a most painful feel- iag in all psi ts of the Principality. The evidence given before the Coroner, Dr. IHuinter Hughes, (ot Pwillieli, wsis of a character to lead tile Jury to believe-elnd ...

... ?? AM ERICA. American despatebes by the llibernicen, dated from, Now York on the morning of the 8tli instant, state that 1 President Johnson contineed his electioneering tour, ,meeting generally with enthugiastic rcccptions,'though t oocasionally with insult and opposition. At Chicalgo ho was well received, and his opponents refrained fronm any t offensive demonstration, but during his ?? ...