... The Paris Mondepublishes a letterfrom Constan- tinople giving an account of what passed between the Sultan and the. Russian General Ignatieff, on the subject of Crete. It says: In the audience which the ambassador of the Czar bad with his Ottoman Majesty before starting on his second journey to the Crimea, the general adverted to the ques. tion of Crete with the view of repeating the friendly ...

... l I - a BIRMINGHAM AND THE BOUNDARY f COMMISSION. I _ _ The commissioners appointed to inquire into the boundaries of this borough met yesterday at the Public e Office. Theywere accompanied by the mayor, and there Y was a large attendance of the active partisans of both I political parties, that arising mainly oat of the circum. Li stance of its being desirable, so far as the liberals are con. ...

... I0 F.Uf4LB MEDICAL SCHOOL. - I tn insttution commmencea yesterday, when Hi introductory address was delivered by Dr. Alkiia, F.R.C.P. There was a full attendance of stu. dents 'and their friends. The smaller of the Hanover. squaresrooms was quits filled, the greater part of the audience naturally enough being ladies. Dr. EDMUnMS took the chair, and among the occupants of the platform pwerep Ar ...

... - ?? -~~b59 ?? ?? - I - I ?? i , . ?? ?? ?? ?? 1,,:1 .1I., - b .- ?? ~ F Ol Lt t OiNoDON. -: ?? : WsYtord oymog6iin Sr. 8petierPeqeel 4a rister app inted to revise the hit.' of voters for, member' of parliasrent for' the City ?? London; held, his 'steokl4 sitting in the Coto of, CVomMon-'PleS E ro., deded with the r co2I jtoia~~~ ~ouseholders. , - ?? : Mr. SidneySmith and Mr. k the Liberl ...

... TEPALL MALL GAZETTE ON THEI THE rPOSITIVIST PETITIO. TO TilE EDITOR, OF THE DAILY NEWS. SiR,-On May 3rd Mr. Bright presented to theJ House of Commons it petition from eleven English- TO mwi respecting the treatment of Fenian prisoners. The petitioniers expressed their- disapproval of the Fenian movement on the double ground of its secrecy and its violence, and their hope ' that order may be ...

... 1: WI it elturt* BALMORAL, OT.3.' ,The Quebn 'dr6ve o'ut yesterday morning, acco- pa4e,d- by .-Princess Beatrice, sud called on Lady Biddulph,,and in the afterneon her Majesty went out, ac- companied by Princess Louise and Prince Leopold. 'Prizsce andd Princess Christian, Princess Louise, and Prinde Arthur, 'diove out inthe miorning to Invercaulta, and honoured Colonel and Mrs. Farquharson ...

... FOOM LAST NIGOPS J ZZTTED. [11*14e8 orF SOLIOORtS AND TURTHER PARTICULARS TO BB OBTAINED AT THE OjyIjl OF THE COiN REGISTPAR, COURT OF BANKEUKTOY, HAAlNGHL-STEUT. C BANKRUFTS TBOMAS WILLIAM SHORE StILES, Toronto, UpporCanada, officer P In the 13th Hussars, to surorender Oct. 1C, at 11. THOOMAS VALRNTINE HITITSON, NoWIngton-Cau6ca WUyOCt.I61,tA 1 WILLIAX DALE BSATTEN, East Woodhay, Hampshire, ...

... age F IAN OUT RAGE AT MANCHESTER. X MANCHESTER, OCT. 1. After the despatch of yee erday's report one of those exciting scenes occurred which have so often been allowed to waste the time of the court. Dir. Higgin, counsel for the prosecution, after the ex- ,minstion of the surgeon, intimated his willingness to set the prisoner rat- Kelly, of Leitrimn, at liberty. Edwin W alton, tobacconist, ?? ...

... I 1 - ' - 1 ?? . ! ..¢i + ,: . : A t 1 'i The New Yorkpapers of'the 21st ilt. eblate atht in Augipat Wt. Marcus Otter'b seitd hiis creentials qs envoy!extraordin.ay a Endnater) Vlenijotentiav of the United: States tot Presidenti . ?? juarezf and that'thbe ?? ad- dresses were delivered oni that 6ccaion:, Mr., Peiidenat-i have the honour. .to present to your excellency. my credentials as envoy ...

... BIIBrNGHAM AND ITS THIRD MBMBEW. I~~ a A meeting of the Birmingham Trades Council was held on Thursday night, the main object being to or- aanise a movement which shall lead to the election of a ' working man as the third member for Birningham. Mr. GIMLIVER presided. Mr. D. BAILEY moved the following resolution:- That the council consider the advisability of co-operating with the Reform ...

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... ?? .R. - ?- - - I.-I ?? ?? ? ?? ,- 'OVSTRAfXON.,-- ?? -dF ?? - I ?? I 11 - I ; e S rday niocningl 't l rS. Pp val, the barrister appointed to revise the ls e 'melberfs'd parliament? for the, City of Lodon held 1' ,first 8ittwg in theo Court of Common Plas, at s ,5ldha1IS *and prooeeledd wvth the revision. , . , -, ;. Mr. Sidney Smith and Mr., George Ledger rresweted 'the'Liberal Registration ...