... - SATURDAY, OCTOBER? 5, 1867. r BasmsoL S~UOAR IIIARiteT, FtiSDAY, OCTOBER 4rTIe- A Tho raw maliket keeps firm, but only asamall amount otf business ba's been done during the past week. Befined sells a slowly, at late ratea, a THlE BO)UNDARY QOESTIO2E.-II will ba seen by an t Davertisement in another eolumn that the Assistant Boundary n Commieoiunersi appointed to arrange tbe boundaries ior ...

... RATIWA.Y TRAFFIC RE:TURINU. (F;ROMIIERItAOTIiI5 30 UIONAL 03' sAnTUR1DAY). Total Beeelpts. 1'Precedlng weck. 1867. 1860. 1867. 1866. . -I £ £ £ -£ Cratle anda lxte ?? . 86,1740 3t7,70j8 1'840,686 2974,46~il97 Great Eastern ?? 37,4 41208 4°8.° 017 450.293 Gret Westbern 00stri ,712 7,0898 Ge64,648 64t6,0673 Lancashire & lorkshlre 98.2Bs 40.820 616,237 898,867 London and N4 Wecsterr 133,1.82( ...

... [GARIBALDI AND THE. REFORM LEAGUE.| A public mesting, convened by the Reform League, woe held on Toesday evening at St. Jamee'e-haLl, ILondon,. for the purpo~e of expreaoing their deep sympathy ?? Garibaldi, and their indignation at his imprisonment, Mir. Edmond ilealee, lIIIA, who preshled, wae warmly received on making his appearance. The Chairman, Mr. El, Coaohani, of Mristol; Col, ...

... A:SSASSINATION OF A SOLDIER IX LtONDON. A murderous outrage bas been commaitted in the very heart| :of the moetropelie. Three bandemen of the 20d Life Guardes, f narned reepectively Edwin MI'Don al d, Hien ry Farber. ond c 3Thomae Augnetus Ilickling, have been engeged nt Weston'es .Muaic-hall, and were accustomed to meet after tbe perform- r s nore were over at a poblic-hoene to have their ...

... GENERAL N~EWS. Mr. Joseph Causton, of liasteheap, London, was on Monday elected Alderman of Bridge Wardin the ream of Aldorman Abbe resIgned. Asicuifioset order hoe been teigraphed from Paris to Lon- don to tho effect that cypher or eoeret messages fur Italy oan- not be trassmittsd, A telegram from Stockholm says that on Monday the King of Sweden underwent sueccestully an operation for SoLute. ...

... SELECTIONS FROM TEE PEREODICALS. CEO W05'FINGTON'5 LAST NOnilil. Mrs. Wofflngtonhadheid Rosalind as her own for ten years, when, cm the 3rd or Hay, 1751, she put on the dress for the last time. She was then at Oovent Qarden. Some prophetic feeling of ill came over her as she struggled against a fainting-fit while assuming the brktal.dress to the last act. She had never disappointed an audlense ...

... Bishops now lea Losedon receives the In Austria ft is proposed to adopt the form of civil marfiage for the ceclrslastical form. Another large iron-elad, with twin screws and 800 horse- t power. is to he built at VetubroVe. AN Iveot FOR 'rP.F.TOTALLER5 -It is said that nearly 0080 people are employed by Mi-. Bass in his pale ale brewery. The firm pays the revenue £000 a day. ? The MOn1gorncs'? ...

... SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1867. NW.wS OF THE? WEEK. The defiant circular of Count Bismark continues to excite much irritation in F~rance, and Paris correspond- cuets agree iD affirming that war is not only expected but in many cases desired by the population. The Govern- ment, however, makes no sign of precipitating a struggle for which there is so little real cause. In a Circular ad- dressed to ...

... TilE FENIANOUTRA9E. The 27 prisoners charged wvith the murder of Sergeant Brett, were again brought up at the Menobeator poi~ce- court on Saturday morning, with militery guerd. Mr. o Robinson Fowler preeided, end there were eeveral olffcere of n the 85h Hlussear and J,7th Regiment on the hanob, At the '1 requeat of 'Mr. Roberta the prisoners had their h poaction changed, it being nrged that ...

... TH'lE CHURC COatUNGRESS. On Tneaday the Church Congrees of tbe current year wasl Iinaugurated at Wolverhampton, under the moat favourable1 auspices, The Congreaa ia held in the Agricnltural-hal1, a I capacious buildine, capable of holding nenrly 2000 persons0 eeated, and it was fitted ap in a mannler admirably adapted to| I m £eet the exigencies of the occ~asion. 0 Lord Lyutelten read a very ...

... DOVES IN PEACOCKS' FEAT!AERS ! A WVEnIII5G AT A FftlzflD5' MESTING 11ouea-A nF wedding of a very fashionablecharacter took place on Wed- of nesday at the Frlends' Mleeting Hotuse, Qasker's-friars, Bristol, ft! the contrasting parties being Miss Oierlara Louisa Stake, youngest daughter oi fibr. .roeeph iIa~kc. end Mtr. David Frry, WJ yossngeset eou of 5~r. JTotleph tr ry. Thie nuptial party ...

... deli j?en?e. FRAN Ce' I VIFSS., SUaSDAY.-Tbe Frenich Government, it is stated,t sea9 a'idrr500 sd a circular t9 tbe Fcenech representative at thet sani f'-reeoO Courta It roerst in colm language to Countt Thsmsrk' circular of the S:h irce.atzt, and bsys pareiculcer stess tepee ths fect tbat tbe .Precesni Government mostt selemn'y declared that it would not, of its own inicistive,f overstep ...