... GRAND VOLUNTE ER REVIEW AT I. LIVERPOOL. (NOse OUR COEREASPONDf!N.) LivintrOo, SATURDAY.-The Liverpool review of to-day, though, on the whole, a great success, was not on so large a scale as was expected, the troops on the ground being about 12,000 in number, while I upwards of 28,000 or 30,000 were originally ex- pected to take pard fi the affair. The day was ob- served as a general holiday ...

... I HOCKING RAILWAY AOJEN'il ^ ~ ~ ~ - l.&.U _ _] j Xt _.=S : 1-A I A deplorable accident, which resulted in the loss af two lives, occurred on Satrrday evening, at the level crosing of the Liverpool and Manchester Ialway at Brow] Green. Mr. William Green, of the firm of Green and Paiblow, architects, of Liver- pcol, a~nd who eijefs in Ch rch.ro cd, Stanley, had gone with his wife to the Broad ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF T IE TMES. SIr-The recent Fenian outrage at Manchester, which it is feared is only the commencement of a Is new phase of the malady, induces me to urge d through your influential journal upon the people of a England advice which I have ineffectually given to i the two last and the present G~overnments. There is but one cure for Fenianism, but one way of settling the question ...

... ILATEST E IWS. [iBY lr: NEWS-LETTER OFFICE, Satarday Morning. RE-ARREST OF GENERAL GARIBALDI. an FLORENCE, Oc1. 3, EvEa;i\so¾-The Disrito of IS this evening publishes the following telegram as ve received from private sources:- General Garibaldi embarked yesterday for Leghorn, hut, on his arri- f r val, he was re-arrested, and again conducted to Ur Caprera. ?? is now Under the surveillance of ...

... LAYING TEE FOUYDATION-STOE OF A IEW MASONIC HALL. [1aRO3 OUR O-wN RZIlORTflj Lrsnuns, SzTuPDAnn. To-DAY, the interesting and novel ceremony of lay- ing the foundatieo-stone of a new Masonic Hall took place at Cargycreevy, a district of country about four miles itat from tais town. Owving to the peculiar nature of the ceremonials which are gone through on such occasions, large crowds fron the ...

... FERMA4I8M i NGLAND. I . . . ?? - t I (Fi~m tqe Lo0ida Expree, of Satvrdayj) For somaldays past alanrm ?? oacusioned at the 'leadqua terB belonging to sevlal corps of me. tropolitain volunteers in consequence of privateo for. mation that a Fenian attack on their armouries was conternplated. Without qciest~oalag the authenti- city of the communioationg received, the ohiefs of the volunteep made ...

... Mr.W. E;. Baxter, M.P., addresedis congtitu. ents ?? on Friday evening, inthenew public ball. There was a large attendance, and the hon. gentleman was accompanied to the platform by members of the Town Council aud other gentlemen. The hon. gentleman referred in the following terms to the Church, the Land, and Education questions:- May I he permitted, without being charged with heresy, to go ...

... i ILLYLEAGXE REGATTA. ;[imao OT3R o o .:EroiRTEr.1 i | I;ILTLYLAGH, 3R0M AY. I - Ton-2avy, the annual regatta came off in the bay.I For yachting, the weather was everything that could be desired, while for sma boats the wind was a trifle too strong. The pleasure of the day was con- sider.vbly marred by the vast qnantity of drift- sand which was blo-n about in the eyes of aliwo h w'ere On the ...

... O-NDO * CORRESPONDENC-. [FrOi OUR OWN?> C03LPO1!SPON'DZTrt 3 LoNDo-N, WEDnEsn'.sAv. I ?? L, here I am again, as the clown says in the pantomime. Since my last lucubrations reached 'OI, I have wandered East and 'West, :North and So.uth, in search of something new in the shape of relaxation after a bard and exciting season and ses- sion; but the result has not been very satisfactory. and candour ...

... 5 THE COURT. L B3iasoPia, TursnSAE, OCT. 1.-The Queen, ac- companied by Princess Christian, Princess Louise, - and Princess Beatrice, honored Sir James Clark -with a visit yesterday, at Tilliepronie. Prince Christian and Prince Arthur, with Sir Stafford Northcote and the Gentleonan in Waiting, wvent out to a drive of deer in the woods. His Excellency Monsieur, Madame, and Miss Van de Weyer had ...

... I VI) jfrullxalf? gollmal. DUBLIz: WEDNESDAY, OCTbBVR 2, 1867. I -- - COMBINATIon is the rule in England, France, and America. We are happily exempt from its operation. Whatever justice may be in the complaints of some trades, that wages are not in proportion to the prolits of capital, they never think of strikes as a mode of re- dreesizig their grievances. ' MALty liftle d is- putes between ...

... THE REDEMPTORIST FATHERS AT I MULLINGAR. (FRnOM OUR CORRESPONDENT). In that town and cathedral was inaugurated by the Redemptoriat Fathers, on the 20th of Septem- b ber, the Feast of St. Michael, one of those missions t for whioh they are so celebrated. St. Michiaels day c failing on a Sunday this year, was made choice of for t the good work. The victory the great Archangel I gaised in the ...