... PRIZE IGHTS AT HILBRE , ISLAND, On Tuesday last, two Prize flights, bath of a most brutal character, came off on lilbre Island, afthe mouth at the river Dee. It appears that between eight and nine o'clock that morning upwards -of 200 of the pugilistlo fraternity at Liverpool anud Birkenhead embarked in the Meorsay on board the steamer Wasp their deetination being Hilbre Island, where, It was ...

... FENIANIIBM _ , I; I ARREST OF A FENIAN SUSPEOT IN , i .. ,.'lIMERICK. ?? I l . LBBIua, THURBDAr EVENIG., .,'For Isome ftine paat' the members of our detec. tlveforee'have'been on the look out.oatthe rail. I way terminuiH upon the' .rrival of a11 trains, evl: 'deatly expec~ting to capture some F.enan emissary;, . b~ u'ntil toda'y they did not succeed 'in their 'observatibn of any one ...

... 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 ...

... LATEST AND BEGRIC NEWS. iO EBNSS OF EARL 3 RUSSELL. wBuU says ?? Ruseellis seriounly His lordship has had a fit, and had *e home. Though better, he remaina 0115 condition. pEUTER'_ TELEGRAMS.] SJON OF THE PAPAL STATES. GE OF THE INSURGENTS. PAPAL TROOPS THRIdE DEFEATED. FLORESN, OCr. 4, Evamw. ea received here ftom the Roman frontier e that the inreotionary movement N Xew bands of insurgents ...

... ITHJ al OF.>D - WITH~ OW - ~8WA~ . L O Dq', I-,F, 34t~ # ,Q$1;IN2- ) p*the oocrse' or .ls~ 'fiot ?? nurpb* ,? L~vsypoo gdu ?? r. 0araT ;Bowting, ohlka of the helttmngtee 0& Mr. Robert Nel on ?? pid- a d~tfto loedge Farm1 Bar*d, near Lgondon * e-(e. the woinkng of thatj farmt adX of oh zii hld bythei M~etropoitaSewage (loipay. ?? tleoire'a- -4li tdert the sewage from that^-- p~tt of L0~rdon ...

... I - . Margaret Hunter, married, 'who murdered her son at Polloksban's, near Glasgow, last April, has - been acquitted on the ground of insanity. Alfred Farthing, a private in the 63rd regiment, atationed inbublin, co mittedeulcide on Wedres- day by cutting his throat. An orphanage was opened at Brighton on Monday for the children of policemen. General Alexander presided at the opening ceremony ...

... GARIBALDI. AS - PRISONER. . The continen tal papera publish ' variaetiy of details repeptitfn. the 'afiret' of Garibaldi ' :ar4 W .abbequent proe1edlugs.' As the Del te oberrea, ' the recital 15 Uniqs e *- The general wishes to conquer oiem; the soldiera who arrest hilm and' theiri chiefe are no moer friendly to thetemporal; powerithanhe iH. Thepeopl4 who see the prisoner: .^ paw ;the ...

... LOCAL, , , 4 (HEWS . I.. loss neo onfi ?? C tI t ~a t I elI QAh ml So. Iai de nu in rel tee tre EH q61 dro one I'J MItSI. 0Np jVE effeet Go urancea uP. -pjaInes from eangoon for tbw -W v &p4Dpe: supdosition that .io Okhe is thelt ee,l s CeeP ierelofff a O f1,dol Good e Ope.- 'Th p.rtii :repooftt o thin dre- .elic re sv, 0ryogue tbituis ?? sobme ier os, infoixnatfon kn been recqqved'.w ich has ...

... T H E . i; , e F I BIT, Y. . THE: i ~ iLArlP %::&IN AI. 'Te l trial of Louis'B ordler, the Prne)'r o who miurdered his paramour at Car, ;gave occasion to a partiarly - - * display of that pernicious ir ravagaut ad, devises ?? for the f01,. .4OktUty which Eof daifiie~5so fdi dable asthcse'jithwW I. Mr. theaorge tm> had to ctend. in oior- m ind.r' s, ' 'Soientjf wiesss O tils 4t, for snwrder ...

... LATEST A=D EEGRAPHC NEWS. COMmEROIAL. LONDON, WEDNMDAY EVMNG. panio, whioh at the time of writing is but perfeotlY understood, has occurred on the Paris e. Rentes opened at a fresh reduction of er cent., with a corresponding depreciation of securities. The markets here had opened | nd gloomy, particularly as regards the 4no stoc, which iare held largely in Pars. firt telegrams from the bourse ...