... THE QUEEN IN THE HIGaLANDS. The Elgin Ctoikrantgives an account of her Majesty's journey from Balmoral to Glenfiddich, the hunting seat of the Duke of Richmond :-The Royal party started from Balmoral about half-past eight in the morning, and proceeded through Glenlivet and Morange to Glonrinnes. At the foot of Glenrinnes the Royal party alighted, seated themeelve on the goeen bank by the ...

... 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 ...

... LATET _NEWS. I LUTfR'S TLtLEGIMS,| THE INVASION BE OF THE PC PAPAL STATES.e CONFLICTS WIll THE hi INSURGENTS. ati FLORENCE, OUTo131;R4 (Eveningf.) Co Advioes received here from the Roman frontier (F anenoince that the insurrctionary movement still I continues, and that new bands of insurgents were ti assembling at different points. tic FLORENCE, OCTOBRn U. bu Intelligence from Viterbo ...

... Yesterday morning, the delegates and friends met at breakfast at Nock's Hotel, Temple Row. After breakfast a conference waas held, at which Mr. J, S. Wright presidoed There was a gooR attendance, and amongst those present wire the Revs, 1, Lord, W F, Callaway, I, D. Alford, J. Carter, H. D. Gray, and W. Jones; and Messrs. Wood (Nottingham), Townsend (Halifax), l ollitt (Rochdale), I ajcoolin ...

... IN WOLVERHAMPTON. TEE KORINV; M SITTING, yNiSTELWTiAY. The business of yesterday began at a quarter-papt tan o'clock with prayer, by the R11ev. G. Fraser, Rural Deanm At that time the audience was scarcely so numorous as on Tuesday. The Right Rev. President (the Bishop of Lich- field) again presided, and there were upon the platform, amongst others. the Bishop of Oxford, Lords Earrsowb3'. ...

... ThE EMPLONE NT OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN AGRICULTURE. On Saturday last thle ltev. J. Fruaer, the Assistalnt Comuiiissioner for Norfolk appointed under the IRoyal Coomnission, for the purposo of enqniring into mnd re- porting upon tho eauployiieut of childron, young person, and women in ngriculture, met the Norfollt Chamnber of Agriculturro at the Norfolk ]Iotel, for the purpose of discussing ...

... FO¶TR¶S )W:XTIO- Ft))7RTB k~j~l SSAUlIj ON A PJAOt-1OJCI4C 1ABIAP Iff JILOOMSBU i{Y. , I asgult~ookplace on Anhredy mt hetr tilt; i not. polis, fo wr l two ohck. of rvhictt oel otio tsar, hl pltrtivul' s_ Atte s IW it ir- ru~fil1LlY)-I ~ohi~tg fello-q ?? At the tdY istts t P to Polioscousteahlo klore7, E divi iont While ?? (lil~ t i wer-niews ' (3,Jig,101's t t il: Sclditt ?? :motl I tV¾ shot ...

... Onl Mondaoy evening last thle annual meceting of 'Ile t; above Institutioit wasl hield in the College roorn, Tavern iStreet. Dr. Christian took thce chair atut cotumenced o) the business hly calling upon the Secretary to read the o retport of' the council, whio, that night, retired fronk office. ?? he SHCtU1TARV (1r. Edwin Biarrett) then read thle ,I following report : In presenting tile ...

... 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 ...

... t LATEST I NEWS.. I- ?? . ; .mA Or;D on, Mo ~ Moa~. TELEGRAMS BY SPECIAL WIREI PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES, AND ROYAL MOVEMENTS. The Prince and Princess of Wales, who intended to return to Londonto receive the Crown Prince and, Princess of Prussia, will remain at Wiesbaden for about a fortnight or three :weeks longer, as the Princess continues to derive benefit from hersojourn there. The ...