... His Grace the Archbishop of Dubiiu left Kingstown on Monday for England. A Tynemonth coble was upset on Monday, and its only occupant, John Ryles, was drowned. THE BIRKENHEAD MURDEK.—The Birkenhead county magistra'e?, on Tuesday, finally committed for trial James Markey, who was charged with tho mur ler and robbery, under the most flagrant and daring cir- cumstances, of Hugh McKabon, a marine ...

... RELEASE OF THE ABYSSINIAN PRISONERS. If the news that the English ■ K • • i. been liberated by the Em^T £ PtlVCB m Abysainia have it will gladden every heart substantiated, who have been kept month wiU reioice that men caeed in a barbarous conn a,?,d year after fed, ill-lodged, and dailv n ^^e crimmals, ill- hands of the savaee who h^.ng torture or death at the be freed and restored tn them> ...

... Some details of this shocking occurrence are to hand. The first collision occurred in the middle of the Peak Forest tunnel, lj miles long, and 1 miles on the Derby side of the Chapel-el-le.Frith, on the Midland Railway. When the cattle train came in collision with the ballast train, a girl seven vears of age, the daughter of a black- smith at Dove Holes _was instantly killed, she being in the ...

... Lieutenant Charles Warren, of the Royal Engineers, who is engaged in conducting the explorations in Jerusa- lem for the Palestine Exploration Fund, has sent home an interesting report. At Jerush he was able tl make a general plan of the town, and detailed plans of the two temples, the two theatres, triumphal arch, and cathedral. From this place he journeyed westward, towards Rciin^n, finding ...

... On Wednesday the above race terminated in a victory for Achievement, who, it appeals, had regained her two-year-old form, when she defeated nearly all her competitors. Hermit, after winning the Derby, was installed first favourite for the Doncaster event, which he maintained up to Tuesday, when, after taking his gallop, racing critics perceived that he was much dis- tressed, and Achievement ...

... itself to 10udlyatf1rming the pacific intentions of this coun- try, public opinion is moverl by what i8 taking place on the frontier of France. 1°neasyat those voluntary abnications which are already changing the Confederation of the North into a single sovereignty, at those new armaments, and that incessant pressure on the States ot the South to hasten their military organisation, it fears to ...

... REPORT OF THE RITUAL COM- MISSION. The following report has been agreed upon by the com- Jl\illlÍQn appointed to inquire into the questions relating to the ritual of the Church of England To thi Queen's MOlt Excellent Majesty. our Majesty having been graciously pleased to issue a commission reciting that differences of prac- tice hare arisen from varying interpretations put upon the Rubrics, ...

... ROME, Sept 20. At a consistory held this morning a speech was delivered by the Pi»pe His Holiness tolemnly condemned the recent decree of the Italian government for consummating the sacrilege of the usurpation of the ecclesiastical property. He declared the decree to he null and void, and confirmed the censures aluady launched again;;t the usurpers. He then proceeded to j oint out, the ...

... The live cattle markets in the North seem to be quite glutted with sheep and lambs this season, and a great quantity of sheep is reported to be upon the farms in must of the grazing districts. The fact seems to be that farmers bought great numbers of lean sheep and lambs last year in the expectation that the price of all kinds of stock would be very high, in which they have been grievously ...

... Glamorganshire General Agricultural Society. AT a Meeting of the Committee, held the 3rd day of September, 1867, at the Bear Inn, Cowbridge, to consider the desirability of exhibiting HORNED CATTLE at the next Show, to be helden on TUESDAY, the 24th instant,-It was proposed by Mr. John Garsed, and seconded by Mr. William Huntley, That the Resolution passed at a Meeting held on Tuesday, the ...

... MULTUM IN PARVO. The Grand Duke Michael of Russia is about to pay a visit to the Sultan. M. Mechi is of opinion that our wheat crop must fall short of an average. The Earl and Countess Fitzwilliam have arrived at the Bilton Hotel, Dublin. Marioand Grisi are abont to make an artistic tour in the United States of America. Lord and Lady Rnssell arrived in Dublin on Monday. They left for ...

... PERJURY JK\TKAOHDJNAHY.—A respectable hotel-keeper of Mon&stere\a.n, nanivd Kavanagh, charged at petty sessions on SMurday with having attempted to administer the Fenian Of., h to a man named Tinmtins. The charge, however, WP. dearly proved to be false, and to have been made in rever.-n because Timmins had boen refused drink. He was comminc- i for trial for perjury. A HARDENED the Guildhall, ...