... Sit A. W. PEEL AND B93 CONST1TENTS. Air A. W. Peel, K.P., eeddireesen rerr CoDatituentd at Warwtiok. Referting to the committees upon which he bad served, he expressed a hope that one committee of which he was a member-that appointed to inquire into the affairs of the London, Ohatham and D )ver Railway I Company-bad satisfactorily volvfd the problem how could a company in desperate ...

... DREAD VERSUS FLQlUR SIR,-&s the City cleiks are now in a fair way of oh- aimug a good dinner at a fair price, I think the various trades' uinous of London, and other places, should at 3nog adopt a system of co operation to supply their mem- bers wi;h bread and flour. It is in their power if they so willed it-notbiug easier. I will take the amalgimated engineers, as I happen to know more about ...

... A p0rter in the employment of the Dulilin, Vok; ' low, and Wexford railway' has- been remanded- on the eharge-of being in possessiom of several revolver I balls for whrieh be could not accoU~t. 'A green avp vvith a gold Lace band, aad a militar diotiona4-y ivere ,fountd in his lodgings. . eii aper.ulation'hasbeece rife In StookphrtTiiI r ference to t me supposed designs of the wenians upon ...

... I ~ ~ ~ ~ 1F R C -E . ?? . ! ?? . I ~ e l t s a; ?? I .a , I _. ]MOM OUR. oWN S0QoW PQNDED*J tA portion of the ?? appeared in our Eenigt Edition of yesterday:] ; PARIS, WrDNaSDAY EVENING. The Garibaldian agitation by no means appears to end with the retirement of the head of the move- ment to Caprera. Indeed there are only too evi-l dent signs of coming trouble in connexion with it. A letter ...

... LONDON eAZETTES. Tuesday, October 1. BANKRUPTS.-(To surrender at the Bankrupts' Court, London.)-W. 0. YOUNG, Newman's-court, City, shipbroker-T. V. HUITSON, Now- ington-causeway-M. PALACHY, Smidy's-row, SpitulfieldS, clothes salesman-M. W. MORGAN, Manchester-ter-ace, Millivall, grocer-G. SPINDLER, Chenies-mews, Bedford-square, pianoforte carinaii-W. ORL, Castle-street, Oxford-street, draper-J. ...

... WRITING from Biarritz on the 4th of October, a correspondent sends us word of a disaster which nearly proved fatal to the Ermpress of the French and the Prince Imperial :- During their stay at their favourite marine residence, the Emperor and Empress of the French have been almost daily making excursions in the neighbourhood, sometimes by water and some- times by land. One day they went to ...

... ST. MICHAEL AT ST. MICHAEL'S. To ?? EDITOR of thre PALL MALL GAZETTE SIR,-Attention has lately been directed to Ritualism, and amongst Ritualists the clergy and congregation of St. Michael's, Brighton, are supposed to be about as high as they can conveniently be without meeting with such a fate as is said to await vaulting ambition; and it may, there- fore, be interesting to your readers, ...

... 1 1ThEG I~ArPIOINTELLIGENCEL' 1: l- ?? w -4 a - ~~~(BaUTrna' T=LGflAMS.) INSURECTIONARY MOVEMENT INTHJR ,'PAPAL STATES. ROME, OCT. 1. f 'Th Giors ie.liRonusays:- New bands of * the insurgents, have~cr~issed' the papal frontier at Auapendente'ad:-,otl,.irpoiits iln the province of Viterbo, and have exacted moiney and food from lthe inhabitant. At Canino an armed band was rdiscovered by the ...

... During the last week the Daily Telegraph signalized its determination to put down a trade which it has denounced as infamoas-namely, baby farming-by giving circulation, every day without exception, to advertise- ments of the following kind TEMPORARY RETIREMENT FOR LADIES.-Seven miles from T town. A superior home and strict privacy secured. All requisites found.- Address, Mrs. Powis, Post ...

... THE BRITISH BURIAL GROUNDS IN THE I , CRIMEA. TO TEE EDITOR OF THE DILY NEWS, Sin,-Aa a letter in the Tnmes of yesterday sug- gests that the British burial grounds/in the Crimea should be placed under the superintendence of' her Majesty's consul-general at Odessa, I trust it will not be considered intrusive if I say a few words upon a question of such tender and permanent in- terest to many a ...

... ~'1~AMER-IC A. I - 4 : i alt-.;;y xA .PEoH OUn sPUaPqVosB'oNDa1rT.) NEW YORK, SEPr. 19. The extraordinary statement made recently by Professor F. W. Newman, that he had it on. good authority that a general revolt against marriage was beginning amo'ng'st' the women of the United States, on the ground, of the injustice of the exist- ing marriage laws and marriage customs, and that even in II ...

... THE ZORDLIEUTEMANT OF IRELAND AT BELFAFST. ?? .. . I - .- I . . - .. The Lord-Lieutenaht was on Wednesday mob ing accorded the greatest veloime given to anyone in Bel- fat for many-years.. Though bhe display on the prepious day: wras of a very extensive character, it bore bup a sm'all comparison with'that of Wednesday. There vere. 'ouble 1 s many flags, a much greater number of xnew banners, c ...