... I EE BROADr GR 'AkLWAY -\0 WACCIDENTV ITHlE INQU;S, YERDIcT, AND 'PRE. S !E~iTMENT1'S TlC!'E J'JBYs ' : . Yesterday, Mr. ?? :..Daiffld,'county coroner, held an inquest at ?? Ho, IBroad Green, on-the ?? Pownell Green,'26!yeara of :age, an architect, who. carried on business ,With Mr. Parslow, at No.'o8, South Johnstreeti ILiverpool, andu 'Alice Green,--20 yeara of age, hi wvife, who met with a ...

... I OEBIOU COLLIERY ACCIDENT. NABRQW iNSB(APiN OF THREEZ HUNJDilfD K. , PE;RSON. ro BShOtlY after six o'0199k oil Tueadaioig ke considerable consttnatleze was created in the Barusley district by a rumour that the Strafford Moai OUiliary, of which Mr. Parry, 3.P. for o Boston, is one of the principal proprietors as well it s blanager, had fired. Soon the read leading 0 to the colliery was ...

... EXTRAORDINARY iTJI:SM . ?? , . . .A A . M A HUMAN SARIFICE TO THE DEI1Y. The Invalide Bweee, of the 27th ultimo,' records a case of a esouliarly horrible character, whioh has just been heard beWore, the crimilal tribunal of fladimir. A man named Xursin, a member of a numerous and fanatical Russian meat called the sect of the Saviour, lately killed his own eon, and offered him as a sacrifice to ...

... DUDLEY. T~nt BECENT CIJARuI: 01: Flklc NGl A BIlL.-C5IA~RtIE si 0 r Pa5iU uRY.-Aatthel~oliretdourt, on Wednesday lorniag, A before AMessrs. S. Budge, G. Bagott, and S. Price, Mr. V1 Thomas Beach, draper, Cradicy Heath, was charged wich 1,: cenmmitting wilful and corrupt perjury. As will be remeus- bored by our readers, the case arose oust of a charge pro. forced by flir. W. Harrion, jutn., ...

... THIE CHURCH CONGRESS IN WOLVERHAMPTON. RITUALISM. Onl Wlinedaymorning, a meeting of clergy was held in the School of Art, Darlington Street, to organiso a larger t meeting in London, In the month of November, to take I anch nation its miglit be thouight; necessary In consequeone t of the scesert of the Ritual Commission, and to deprecate isuy change In t he law of the Church of England ...

... NEWS OF TME DAY. The Local Executive Committeeof the Briaish As3o eiation held a meeting at Dundee, on Wednesday, to reckon up the cost, The receipts have amounted to £4926., and the expenditure is estimated at £3,220., which will leave a surplus of £1, 706 It seems that Mr. P ic~r'si statement, at St. Bar. tholomow's Hobpital dinner, with re'erence to the recovery of the Princess of WAErs, ...

... TEEI, RAJAH OF MY9ORE AND ENCLI015 D1 UXN KE' YNESS. uo of Advantage has been talken of the recent anniversary, ho the ec-ventv-fourth, of the birthday of the Rajah of lslyeoro, to announce to him that the House of Corn- noe Unisr bad resolved not to annex his dominion on his oeh death, but to hand it over in due time to his adopted d, sone A correspondent of the :ii7,s, whiio ?? present, i tl ...

... f a , v I kn r. X l A1 I 1 - I - - I a- I., TI HO- DRAINAGE-OF TOWNS IN THE TEAMBS V ALE . I ?? The following oircular' bas been addressed to members of local boards in the Thamea valley': Gentlemen,-Some months have now elapsed sinoe we received notice from the Thames onservany to remiove, within thirteen months, all the sewage of out respective towns from the rivet; aid'although we have been ...

... Is ?? OPE ,ING r'nENGLISH PRESB'YTERA - ~COLLEGE. terign tburcbes in and around London. 'The 'sub- *ject-.0 6!lcr was Te RiyCli ?? Church, with Citsd Charoterlaidle, lihmons ;adII finence. 'The lecturer at some length, showed that- the dloctiie~m dst b th ules ebraig ~this termteal hita Churches of Wales *Ireland, and Scotlanid) were in; substance the' same as those ?? ?? Church; 'and the ...

... i[rbEIGN NEWS -~~'TFRACE. -EJqite ?? the Bourrse on Wednesday, Oberse bv qui ws of the Emperor being ill, of Iea im- e~casoi. ois5(0t between France and Italy, of an insur- pendg c o Rtbreak at Rome, and of an altercation having restie lace between Count Bismarck and General Fleury. ?? has ordered the commissioner of police at te deny these reports, aind to endeavour to dis- ?? Vouoe th~ey ...

... GEN.ER'AL SUMMALY. Muirtniri IY A PA^ ?? eighrt o'cloklz on Saturday night, thelinratee of the Stockport union work- house were alarmed by the report that a murder had been committed in the lunatio ward bv a violent young man, named William Ijurns, aged 30; and that the victim wfS an imbecile pauper, named Isaac Twigg, nearly 80 years of age, who was in bed at the time. Twigg s wife died in ...

... FLORENCE, OCT. :3. The intelligence received here concerning the insur. rectionary movement in the Papal province of Viterbo is of a very contradictory character. Up to-the present, however, no serious conflict has occurred betweezi the Papal troops and the insurgents. The latter continue to occupy certain localities. At Rome many arrests have been made, and the authorities have taken various ...