... THE MInERS' NATIONAIL CONFERENCE. The conference being held at Bolton resu med its sittings on Friday morning, Mr A. Macdonald pre- siding. In'accordance with a resolution passed on the previous day, Mr R. Tlissert, agent of the Lon- don Tailors' Association, was allowed to address the conference, and asked for an expression of opinion in reference to their dispute. After the address, Mr Andas ...

... M, cS,, ,, ,REEVESG AND- UE-3 OPF2RATIC -. ENGAE?&2NT I The case c4atterton.v. Reeves 'as before Lord 'Chief-Justice Boviil and' a special jury; in the Court of 'Comiion Pleai 6n Thursday. 'It was an action ?? SimsR~eeves; and the declaration alleged . thattbe plaintiff, being the manager of Drury Lane Theatre, engaged the defendant to perform in: the opera of RobRoy; and that the defenaant ...

... B YORDINARY TELEGIRAPE. 'FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. URFUTER'S TELEGRAMS) FRANCE. Paris, June 29. in to-day's sitting of the Legislative- Body, the ?? upen the Budget commenced. ;X. Lachur Dunioslin criticisedthe policy of the Glovernmentat home and, abroad, and described it as a policy of equivocation. M.. Gamier Pages entered into an examination of the. state of the. finances, and ac- cused the- ...

... GE.ERAT, NEWS- fl Tak ?? EGYPT. -To-morrow (Tues- day the Viceroy of Egypt is expected in Lou-- don from P-aris . X THE VISIT OF THE BELGIAYS.-The State Apartments- at Windsor Castle are being - prepared for the approaching visit of the Belgians. ThZ QuEEN OF Pauassr.-Her Majesty the Queen of Prussia, attended by- her suite, left Windsor on Saturday on a visit to London, returning to the ...

... :E;:R L :A I L Wa: ACCIDENT TEFYJL3& .&m W: fACCDEmi.: (7mom the a .We have the, a dAy&csI naeigh~bourhoojd. It took~ce lat Walton hntiom where-the London line--branches to Chester, half a mile from tfibs town, alt 1i~-paat. eleien this . morning. The 10.23 from Livr ?? sand bI~doA l6eftak Qdar St:afit i11,25, takt ing up, we ly;debra passengemS oandon ap proaching Walton Junction tie: driver ...

... AN-TI-SLAVERY MEETING. On Saturday morning a public breakfast was given in St James's Hall in honoup of Wm. Lloyd Garri- son, the leader of the anti-slaveryparty in America. There was a numetous company, consisting almost equally of ladies and gentlemen, who were accom modated at four tables ranged along the body of the hall. The balconies were thrown open to specta tors, and a large number ...

... EVENUDEPART3IENTAL 3h -2 +k °R. 1R' Rrswnfh of n Cofeiree of the Excise Branch of le vene Department having, for the .Ovene l to a conclauson, a large meet- 'pnGlsgo1'the residence of tho her nttee of the department, waS held at t ?? Office, on Saturday evening, tbe 1inlA~ioe of receiving a verbal report of the 1tbep uofr the conference from the two delegates T idlev and Stecle) who went up as ...

... hTIWAY CDAtTE ~ The eptsof imws, eieg. dom amounted, for the week ending Jeie 22 on 12,792 miles, tof£74,080, and for the Corresponding week of last year, on 12,516 miles, to £744,620; showing an increase of 276 miles and OI 219,460, The following are the receipts for the past week.- RAILWAY&. Belfast & Northern Counties Belfast and CountyDown.. Blyth and Tyne Brecon and Mertbyr.. Bristol and ...

... , - . ab?op.AITTV??7 - V515 F ?? .I eay ga o e t ?? , that there is o othereountr. ii the world-where the white kn predoinates ii wb o great a contempt for tuinan-liaexite; andthernoothercoulrhee alllas, .-hm and i, :e so persistently violatedee oag waty af Btrooklyn ]2-mireabv be.crmnte ic Smedaan rnil Twroof these prnucpedbriies wethe. newspspap as ter- ibibl doubfle .tzgedies On Sundy ...

... I = = ?? - S IS. W7 HEAL OrF^cE Mony ?? TELEGRAMS Y BSPECIAL WI-iRE M-LITIA. A meeting of colonels and ciommanding officers of the militia corps of the United Kiagdoni took place at Burlington House recently, to consider the best means of removing certain disqualiflations to which officers as well as the. rank anid fi4q of imilitia are eubjected. There. were nearly SO rgiments repre. sented by ...

... CENTRAL AMT.ERICA. The steamnship Guatemala, from San Jose de Gua- temala atid intermediate ports, arrived at Panama on the 30th ult. The Star and Herald of the 1st inst.. from which the subjoined is extracted, reports that the five Republics are all at peace:- GUATEMALA. The heavy rains which commenced iu the latter part of April in the Nopaldistricts in this repablic continued through the ...

... I_ !, ? ?? .. ? ? ? I I . 1 . I I . .. f, - , ; I . .. , a On I'll ?? ?? - -0 :MONDAY'M ., JULY I.. I Tan Customs Revenue Returns for Glas- gow and' Greenock will b found in another [ ,column, and at the zsae tm will be found ,.of- a -highly -satisfa rhnt The revenue received at Gla;sgow [for the past month Jasiouxits to the Nrge sum of-L 103,440 against I-L 740tr -the eor'=seiiadng- period ...