... GIREENOMK. DAl l.R I IOM FIXFOSURE.-On Sunday afternoon the bo dv of 2- manX was found lying on ?? road lead- in, to kiimaleolm, near the farm of Horseoraigs, by a f'arrrer rained Donald Black, and which was after. avoids identifed aS Charles MI'Pheron, blacksmith. emalpoyed at the water works in course of construe tioL on the (mr-ife. It appears that deceased, ac- companlies by a5eunuber of ...

... This trophy, ivwon by the Sootch Twenty in' the International EnfieldMatch at Wimbledon, was, in term of the conditions of the match, consigned for the year to the charge of the Lord Provost of Edin- burh, who appointed that its place of keeping should be the National Museum of Science and Art there. The uncovering of the trophy took place on Saturday evening at five o'clock, in presence of ...

... The Dube of Cambridge dedicated to the use of the public the Avenham and MillerParks on Thurs- day last. In the banquet which followed the Duke, in. answer totheitoastofhieheaith,said-MrkMayor- my lord, ladies, and gentlemen,-I have been ye-- minded that any observations I may hve to make must be brief-a fact which am sure mustbe gratiW. fying to you, as it will be to me, because I cannot ...

... . I D -- :4 -- I 9UDAY -'oplTT.BpgA A 'Poi Office -retun shows that ,aiboat 108,000, jpersonsi Eng'landoe in 200 .of the-pop~ulaton-. have given notice at their P6&t OS~e requesting ththeirle e bes iot deliferedat their houses on:- -Sunday.In most of-the places i. which theie notices have been given the nuerof- rsons thus . requesting that therletters be not ddtreduntil , Monday is very' ...

... The Patr-i publishes a letter, signed Miguel Lorez,and datedMexico, Au.gust l,for the auther- ticity of which it says it has no otherguarantee than that it is written in Spanish and bears the Mexican post-mark. It runs as ?? is with the in, digination natural to an honourable man, the victim of an infamous calumny, that I see men who do not know the truth about recent events and who do not ...

... LATBST NEWS. H-AID Onica, Wediie sdtzy Mornig. TILEGRAMS BY SPEGIAt WIRE, TEB CRYSTAL PALAME hRIfrM f . (afem our twn a oespondentj - London, let October' The Reform banquet and le awe over, and dif- fereat estimates of the -numbers .present appear in the press. The weather was rough, but on the ?? favourable, yet the visitors to the gjrounds were not nearly so numerous. as the promoters ...

... I :The town of Harrow was thrown into a state of- consternation at about two F'clock on Wedzesday- morumng ,lst by the discharge of 'ram.and the bugle calling the Volunteergs to arms. It appears that.,the sergeant-iaorzof theSarrow-Rifla.(loW, when on his way to drill on Monday evening, fell in with a man wioappeared svery curous to know the numbeof rifles; &c, whichwere kept-in the-drill- ...

... On 'a uesday great excitement prevailed at Barns. ley in consequence of a rumour that an explosion had occurred at the Stafford Main Colliery, Stain- brough, near Barnsley. The rumour spread with great rapidity, and hundreds of people rushed to the scene of the supposed disaster, the principal portion being women having husbands and brothers workin in the pit. Their countenances presented ...

... ITUALISTS AND ANTI-RITUALISTS IN I LONDON. The church of StMMatthias, Stoke Newington, was the scene of some singular proceedings on Sunday . Mt It appears that the churchwar~eng had ?? led to expect that an attempt at riot would be made, and took the precaution of posting a placard on the outside of the church.. Thin placard read as follows; - Cantion.-The church of St Matthias, having been ...

... StINGULAR PROCEEDISA YCIUMARNOCK .T THE MARCHIONESS OF QUEENSBEBayfS At the Police Court, yesterday, Adrew LT land, a shoemaker, residing in Galiton pled guit to a chasge of failing to repol5t to the police autho j ties the Dnding of a gold watch at the tailway station witlhin 48 hours of t-e timne when ?? into bis possession. The fac- >Of the case as broaght out are as ?? :-On the evening of ...

... :GREENOCL . MUiIrPAh LEC X OZINS-Tu SzooND WAUD.- Yesterdasy th6 friends of MriArthur Skivington, vineiand qrit~inerdhanl, commence canvassingte electors of ?? Ward infavour ofthat gentle. man, and up to last night a ae number of nanes ,were adhibited'to the requisition.. M Skivington r .iy~buiness qualifi Etting hii tor the offie& of couiior, and we understad ila friends are sanguine' of lis ...

... STIRINh'G. CoNXIeSIoNERSa OF SUFPrYr-In accordance with the provisions of the Act-a meeting of Land-tax Comnissioners of the county having been called by the EBard' of Inland Revenue, for'appointiug ad. ditioil Oummissioners for the execution, of the Income-tax Acts-ageneralmneeting of the Commis- sionersof Supply, calledh by the convener, was held in the court Ho esterday. at twelve o'clock; ...