... LATEST AD ITELEGRAPHIC NEWS. COMMERCI. LONDON, WRDNESDAY EVENNG., The tone of the stock markets to-day has been highly favourable. The glorious weather, the *oheering news from all ?? of Europe of the harvest prospects, and the daily acoamulating *stores of money, all conspire to encourage the revival of trade and firmer markets for all olasses of securities. The opening prioes this morning ...

... LATEST *ELEG AND TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. COMMERC A1 LONDON, TRuB5DAY EvElIknTG There has been considerable excitement in aU departments of Stock Exchange business. The fundesopened at an advance of i per cent., while 'railways were 1 to 2 per cent, lower. These varyi ations were maintained with some slight changes Throughout the day. The non-alteration of the Bank rate has caused no surprise, ...

... SINGULAR RAILWAY, ACCI- DENT IN SCOTLAND. DESTRUCTION OF HAMILTON'S flIORAMA. OnMondayafternoon, aserious accidentoccurred on the Clydesdale branch of the Caledonian Rail. way, between Motherwell and UddingatonBridge, to the pqaen3ger train due at Glasgow at 3 20 p.nn, :-resalting in Eerious if not fatal~injury to seeveral passengers, besides causing considerable -damage to railwaystock and ...

... I LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. 'L0NDON, WONAY Ev Tohele has not been the sllghtest animation in the etock markets; speculators and investors have aike refrained from transactions, and in conga--. quence pices have been' duIL Thiscondition has been created partly by the heaviness of the Paris bourse and partly by the state of the weather,' which for the season haa assumed an ungenial. aspeaot with ...

... ATHLETIC SOCIETY OF GREAT. : BRITAIN. ANDTUAL PRIZE COMPETITION. Last evening, tho sixth annual Olympia Festival of the Athletic Society of Gieat Britain' com- menced at the Liverpool Gymnasium, Myrtle. street, and will be continued ?? in the Shell Park. Athletic Grounds. The festival this year, to judge from the programme and the entries, promises to be one of the most successful that has let ...

... The council finished the business left over from the previous week atthe adjournedmeetingon Wed- nesday. It may be called a day of small things, for the proceedings chiefly related to little odds and ends which have no special importance, but I1 are yet not devoid of interest. First of all, there H was a letter from Lord Derby thanking the a council for the distinguished mark of their di ...

... THE EARL OF CAvo AD THE JAMAICA OUTBRLAB. I ~ ?? _- In a blue-book issued yeaterdy, oa . further correspondence relatinlg to thoefb Jamaica, are tbe followving despatches frm from th Earl of Casnarvon to Governor Sir J. P.* Gre TO GOVErBiOB SrB J. P. GRANT, oC, &c. Bfr,-By Downing-street, J 30, IWJ No. 173 of 18th J yoa damg,, structed to institute a careful those cases in which grave offence ...

... fiw?.* - (Mt WIMPOI, Unv * a 11 m ?? aLs POPWL. LEX SUPREiA& THiE CRIMES OF 7 SECRET ASSOCIATIONS. : ' After the terrible revelations which have. been made at Sheffield during the present1 week we can no longer wonder at the agrarian erimes that are frequently committed in Ireland. It is impossible to read the evidence givenbythe hired ?? and Crooke3, confirmed by Broadhead, the searetary of ...

... The following address has been forwarded by General Garibaldi to the freemasons of Palermo:- A.% G.,. D.,. G.. A.:. D.-. ?? Florence, May 30, 1867, E.V. TO THE SUP. cOUN. OF PALEBIIO. F.F.-As we have not yet a country because we have not Rome, so we have not masonry because divided. If the old wolf of diplomacy, on the one part, and the apathy of the people on the other, keep us from Rome, ...

... w BttrooUl xUrfrg*A. EAUS POPULI EXSUPREMA DOMESTIC. In the House of Lords, on Monday evening, the bill amending the acts relating to labourers' dwellings, the British Spirits Bill, and the Statute Law Revision Bill were read a third time and passed. The Increase of the Epis- copate Bill was further amended by the inser- tion of a proviso authorising the ecclesiastical commissioners to ...

... Sir John Pakington does not shine as an army reformer. He once reconstructed the navy, as all the world knows, and he has never been tired of boasting of the exploit; but there are no signs as yet that he is destined to perform a similar service for the army. His military reforms, such as they are, are feeble in the extreme; and the timid changes which he hesitatingly proposes are not always, ...

... I S.ELET VESTRY$ I The fortnightly meeting of the Select Vestry wia held yeotepray at ite 1drshofi e e, Brownlow- hill, Mr. Churchwarden Hand presided ; and the other mnetmbere present were I r. Churabwarden. Satchell, esrase. Csituoley, ceott, Syert, Owhen wee refer bvrome, ?? tnnings, mtughso Bativstor, Coegrave, Hetrsee.., W.0 obroatn !i. Roberts, recoryer, and it-wsmoedb Marti. THE RATING ...