... 1 , I . . . . II it is T W Wonmi6i? BACcnUS..Tfiis great work, Len~tly by - Georger .Oruikashank, .will, only, ,emain at aiy Griffith s's gallery till Saturdy next. evther Mr. Walter Montgomery, theemineut tragedian ethr wll'give. p9pudar readings on. Saturday and ~ill be Monday ' evening next, ,at the'0oncert Haill, Lord ifte Nelson-street, in connection with the Saturday if a~rnd Mdnday ...

... I 7;'--SEC-ND :g 0 1 l~~~DT X.- 7 i ACCIDENT. Three divers were employed on Regent's Park water yesterday, but up to last night no further bodies had been disoovered,- OPRNING OF PARLAMENT., The Ti Mies says that the Address in the Houe of Lorde will be moved by-the Earl Beauchamp and will, in all probability, be seconded by Lord Delasnere. THE REFORM QUESTION. The Daily Tdeerqp7& ?? are ...

... - I _ _, ?? . . ' I - I BY TBLEORAPH. . THE ACCIDENT ON TE: ICE IN. REGBENT'S PAUK.: It is stated by an eye-witnes in tihe Tmes that the number of persons immersed was between 30 and 40, and he attributes the accident to the park- keepers breaking the ice around the ielands, which became thus weakened, and cracked in pieces of about-three or fourfeet in diameter. Up to eight 'clook, p.m., ...

... - I I MONEY MARKET, SHARES, &;c; There is very little commerolai demand for money; and, though there has been no reduotlon of the Bank minimum, the market rate Is ?? 3 per cent. The noew Chillan loan for £2,000,000 has been very favourably re- ceived, the applloations on Thursday reaching £6,500,000. The stock Is consequently quoted at from 11 to 2 prem. The stock markets generally have been ...

... COUNTY OF LANOASTER RIMEL ASSOOIAT[ON The sixth annual meeting of the members of this a55o- Clation wan held on1 Monday aftrnoon, at Preston; Lieut.- Oolonel Birobail occupied the chair. The followinlg ue the moat Important portions of the report which was sub- ?? continues to prosper, under the liberal support which it receives from the county; the numbar of competitors attending the prize ...

... OPEN CHUROH MOVEMET. I BRE IU4 T'X_7;jF- j.3:6, LV_ l'5 S. BREAKFAT AT TE ADE1rH HOTEL. Yesterday morning between forty apd fifty gentlemen who take an interest in the above move. monet met at breakfast. at the Adelphi Hotel, on the invitation of Mr. H. Duckworbh, one of the vice-presidents of the Cheater Diocesan Open Church Association, for. the purpose of discussing in a friendly manner Lhe ...

... Bgr3 portLI LEX SUPREITA. 9AWS~~~ ?? SHREWSBURY A d, EARLAND THR | O'XoN LEASEHOLDERS. | f understood that the unfortunate It iesaeholders have been advised to 01tolt the 0House of Lords against the s.deciaion that has given to the present iciof Shrewbury a magnificent property frl ° etirely created by the capital and of those laseholders, and to which e~ tt the shadow of a claim except on ...

... MAiCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND: LINCOLNSHIRE RAILWAY. The half-yearly meeting was held yesterday, at Man- chester. *Mr. WATIS, ItP., who preaided, moved the adoption of the report, He explained that the nett proflt on .the increase of gross traffie had been lessened by theageneral rise of wages and cost of fueli and the aot that during the depression of variousnmanufadtures in their district the ...

... HEAL T COMMT. ?? I I IIE.RITH COMMItTTE.E 'eMr. ]3owring presided at the weekly meeting of om at, the health committee yesterday, and the- other miek of' members present were-Mr. Alderman Dover, Dr. .e long. Dawoon, Mperi-. Samuehaion, William Williams, is only, AVhitty, Biirstow, S. -G.'Rathbone, Yates, J. ?? forget Hughes,1tobinson, Harrison, Holders, Wbitley, -A in THE BELL_'CART 8Y8'rEM. ...

... At the City Police Coish, on Monday, another of the men concerned in the Benlgal-street affrcay-when, as the was stated, nearly 300 men, women, and children swarmned to rescue a prisoner-was brought up and ordered to pay a lett ficesof£, or be sent to prisonfor amonth.'. gre At the Mancheiter City Police Court, on Tuesdy a youth, named John HAll was summarily oonviotdo Ian, stealing aquatity ...

... X3.. GOLDWIN SqITH.'S LECTURES. - - py AlND THEI REVOLUTION. ?? ovesiagl r. Goldwi Smithe delvell, cinfthe ontacster Towie Nalto, the first of his four lectuxes on the Ituicl history of LU8land. The audience, which was a rgt one, was iresidel over by thellevr Dr. Temple, head ister ofc a;b Schtool. Among the other geatlemena *'dS were ita. uo. Bpotter, MuPvh Mr. C. Ea R=ndeo a to the hdasnaiea ...

... AGRIOULTURAL DEMONSTRATION IN LElOESTERSHIRE. The inaugural dinner of the Leicesterabire Chamber of Agrioulture took placo at the Bell Hotel Leicester, on Saturday, under the presidency of the Dilo of Rutland, the Lord-Lieutenant of the oounty. After the loyal and patriotio toasts had been disposed of, Mr. W. U. Heygate, ex-M.P., gave the health of the Lord Lieutenant of the county. The noble ...