... f a , v I kn r. X l A1 I 1 - I - - I a- I., TI HO- DRAINAGE-OF TOWNS IN THE TEAMBS V ALE . I ?? The following oircular' bas been addressed to members of local boards in the Thamea valley': Gentlemen,-Some months have now elapsed sinoe we received notice from the Thames onservany to remiove, within thirteen months, all the sewage of out respective towns from the rivet; aid'although we have been ...

... I -gRSER~J~V~ - AT LIJKOLZ.X bell a 2 Etitriof Society Liii C E eie fM.H cabn sdate fk 'l~lr fl elnsrt. The Chairman was au ported'by Sf4. Trollope, M.P., the IMayor of Lincol (M~r. W. Aishley), Mfr J. Banks Stanhope, DI.P., the Bey. :Uhundhllor .ls~ssngherd Mr. Fyl~tehe,' rc.. ead. a number of other leading gentlemen of the bton anld ] district. In responding to the toast of the Bishop and ...

... CH jJ!7HCH ITM: R'P RSO UE, ?? .,01AW ?? ?? , I' 0~ rzsto, t~e 0 ~e4t bo 'd~ed'~t'th'disincion tim! afnnual' e ainhatonattle nindlk eliel Af At in M4Ia' eti incdnvei~koxi'i;'tb` 'he' 'Seience -'and ArbtiDepaxtrhint, took!,place ;on Satuidky' eveni~ng, ?? -hell of 'that town, in the pro-, sonce'of a numerib~it-and select 'assemible o'f ladles and g~etitemen., the BIght Horn 'Oe9cHxsTma P. ...

... | , . . : . I i . A ,.POrtiei oft lthe fUollnn! upper 01± Eoe*9i& l lui~zofye7terday:] ' t - iii .,PiARIS,:,8uDAY Evae.' Couzt de. KXeratry's new article; oni the fall :of Maximilian (t'o appear in to-morrow's number of the Revwe CoAtemipor()itn) covers the peribd'between General Castelnau'f arival 'in Mexico city 6n Oct. ;21, 1806,and the. hot, disputes wlieh occurred in .the early part of ...

... Im I - e 6E P i-. I S4 I?, - .. . pUsblic. meeting of the libenal1 electors of Brg - fodid '''bnvened' by -the: 3JibE'&l ite siti'en Ahischitfn, wa4held in tbde :Alex ndlr i W, 'k~Etha town on 'K day night, to deo d0iupon' 6piep. ti'eifor the;ode in the room 'of thelAteMr. Vickhain. There are now four candidates-Mr. E. Miall' editor;of-thoe. /s0Affr- 'ti,41r. Alderman , &dvnii !rar.' H. W. ...

... DRURY LANE. TnIS EVENING, EAUST. Mr. Phelps, 3essr3. Edmund Phelps, HPrcourt, Warner, Webb, Temple, dtc, Meadames Herman Vezin, Vandenhoff &o.-And THE MILLER AND HIS MEN. Messrs. Ryder and P. Phelps; Miss Edith Stuart. HAYMARKET. TIns EVmNINo, ROMEO AND JULIET. Messrs. ChIppendalo, Howe, Rogers, Kendal, Clark, (Compton, &o.; Meslamnes Ycott Siddons, Chippendale, &co.-TO PARIS AND BACK FOR a. ...

... HOW TO DEAL WITH FBNIANISM. e (From the Chronicle.) e The smrprise occasioned by the recent Fenian i t outbreak at Manchester is not a hopeful symptom. It indi- I o cates a want of acquaintance with the actual position of t affairs, which promises ill for the immediate future. It I e is a repetition, on a small scale, of the mistake which was i e made by so many of the Northern politicians ...

... 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 ...

... | RIE- UNIOIZS OF NONCONFORMLSTS WIITH THE ICHUB CH. I ?? At the evening meeting of the Church Congress on Tuesday (the Bishop of Liohlfeld presiding), Lord Lyttelton read a paper On the best means of hrng- ing Nonconformists into union with the Church. He said the subject as first set down was, the best means of bringing about unity of dootausoe and worship in this country. He was no psaly ...

... I (FROM O01 SPECIAL COLBSPONDENT.) NEW YORK, SErT. 21. The registration has closed in Charleston, leav- ing the negroes a majority of about 1,800. This will probably give them the control of the city, and in fact there is little doubt that they will also have that of the State at large, and the expectation of the radicals is that they will be in the Union by the 1st of January. Mr. Jolmson is ...

... I _ The Moniteur of yesterday says -- The mea- sures adopted by the Italian government to pro- tect the Pontifical frontier against the entry of hostile bands have hitherto given the best results, and continue to be rigorously maintained. Not- withstanding the strictest surveillance a few agita- tors succeeded in introducing themselves into the Papal States at Acquapendente and Soriano, where ...

... it T ' ' ' ?? - Ai!-; ?? .7 i., i- ., Y x ;, ii., ?? ~ : - Ia O XT OF Ioro ao z .! i ' ; I I . ' iP t ; ;z @ ~ - > +l~ ., i:, )it;0;X aPis~ildhai, O whi, ch the !!un f E 'M i 'oB (Sir T.Gabr)I 'rslided !h.i mnotioh:i ?? 'Pgaxne Mr.' EWBii KtLUam D',rtheu:n oef Dt~eputch~y ilctej sherifs for. Ite lt ?? ?? f Mddlesex,' was muted j ! fobaeB with the aldermen UpOni the upper bench,. although noi ...