... G.EVRALI r11- v-. .- y t is on foot to establish-an amateur theatre1i' ILondon. A schiool teacher in Cincinati died recently *frhsi~inity, produced by a bookseller re- fusing to- publish a' new gmmar, of which the t:aher was the aulthor. AnnIvAL OF TrE PRNCEassS OF WALES? DI-- CAL ATrsoANT.-Mr Paget arived in Eng- land on Monday from his attendance on the Princess of Wales at Wiesbaden. DMess ...

... Qrzor own Oorrespcndent) Liverpool, Thusday. STAXE OP TRAMD About a couple of weeks ago, or rather better, an o spinionlbeganwtobe expressed among commercial people that *tadeavingpa-etd the wor, was about to revive, and some of the more sanguie even pro- fessed to see te .appro chof that fijgod.6ineicom, ing which all were so ddsirous to welcome. :Un- fortuuatelyfur -alparties, the much ...

... Last night a meeting was held in the Bell Hotel, Trongate, to appoint an active worldng committee, and test the real sympathy of the thousands claim- ing to welcome the Italian patriot three years ago. sere webet weeniy andaforty personspresent, i~h Mi~g l JsmII MsrtiDL Cn nC i m thireqn of s ome introductory remarks, said-ha hoped thas present would enter into this- tter with spirit-and ...

... . :rom onr Stpecis± Oorrsondenty London, Wednesday. Some curious facts have come to my knowledge bearing directly on the outrage on the bandsman M'Donell, in Bloomsbury. I am informed that the man in custody for the assault is not believed by the poice to be the actual assassin. He is, however, well known as a Fenian and frequenter of the Turk's Head, a house in Southampton Bow, Holborn, kept ...

... STORY OF a AJUSTRALIAN FLOODS. Mr F. B. Sutton, writing from Burrandong to the Melbourne-papers, describes one of the saddest inpi- dents of the flood:- The hut of a shepherd of Mr Blunden, named Baker, who lived near the j aunction of the Mudgee River, got surrounded before he wid his family could move (the water rising six feet ia ten minutes), and, out of eleven persons, alt were drowned ...

... GROCK HAR1BOU TRUST. The usual meeting 'was'held y esteda =Provost Grieve in the bchair. ; Balie MasrOON, convener of committee appointed to examie the tressurer's bookl, reported that the committee had done so and had found them correct. ProVOst :GmSv, on layint the aiciunts of the Trust for the year on the table, made the following statement :-This being the close of the first financial year ...

... . . . ?? t U, OU , 0. W : ? ? 01- %I , ? 1.11 . 'MONDAY MMOBWG, OCT. .7. AT ?? Court, on Saturday, Francis :E.7PoSk, master of the brig Constauce, was- charged with assaulting several of his'crew on - the high seas. After eidunce 'had been led 'atnoniderable length, the jury 'unanimously returned a verdict of not guilty onfour counts in the indietment, id th&-renwnind kharg ~waiiP d IOD ti ...

... Guo,#.a* ?? SATuRDAY MORINTG, OCT. 5. AT the Glasgow Circuit Court yesterday, the two brothers Sen-ice, charged with ?? fire- raising in their own premises in Greenock, were, after a long trial, convicted and sen- tenced, one to 15, and the other to 10 years' penal servitude. The man charged with mur- dering a woman in his house in Stockwell: Street was found guilty of culpable homicide, and ...

... ?? FOB OAPTA I s DESE SIRRESBtJ I. N j. u tmrnurahe genlem how (laow, spend- ingmhi holidays in Sbewsbmy, has just faxen a sictim to the ?? displayed for the eapture of Captain sassy. Prom the sttent of te Clasgow gentleman it appears that, havilg, Seens everwoced ithe ?? psilts ?? he fol. lows i3 his native town, he had sought in Shrewsbury that total rest which he was advised as neces for ...

... T.MHE DnER QUESTION. IN LONDON., On Monday svening-a numerously attended meetC- ing of lerks mS, -hld atthe London.Tavern, to. as Xt,a, the circuar couvemgtemeetingstated, ip the formationl of a club or company for the es--t tabliabenzt odinfiingrooms for the use of clerks, at: whiichie taritof~pisrcsh Ibe and the pro 1 visions epplied ofthe bt ckind' MSr Alderman Cotton pided,= and in ...

... THF CALEDONIAN ACCOUNTS. (From nerepati's Kaiway JcurnsL) We have been requested to publish the following: -Durfing the last week or two the price of this dock has been bobbing up and down, like a float with fish Dibbling at the line. Rumours concerning the divi- dend have no doubt been the cause of this fluctuation. The question raised has not been as to the rate of dividend shown in the ...

... (From the Saturday Review.) Within the last few days the leaders of the two great traditional parties who now serve under the Radical junto have been doing em- blematic things in a typical manner. Mr Disraeli has assisted at a-harvest -feast, and Mr Gladstone has helped to open a dock. The one expatiated with genial ignorance upon the brightness of the barley and the plentiful ingathering of ...