... On Monday, at Wigan, MichaelFlatley was charged on remand, with placing obstructions on the London and North-Western Railway, with intent to overthrow the trains running thereon. — Thomas Houghton, in- spector of the permanent way for the Company, stated that he examined the up line between eight and half- past onSnnday evening, the22d September, and found it clear. The next train to pass that ...

... NORT'HUMBURLAVND 0I';NTRAL RAIL- WAY. 7 MEETING AT ALRWICK. On Saturday, an extraordinary meeting of the pro- prietors of the Northumberland Central Railway was held at the White Swan Inn, Alnwick, to consider the following resolutions, adopted at the recent half- yearly meeting of the ?? a special meeting of the shareholders be convened, to take into consideration the propriety of cancelling ...

... MR WALPOLE OJ EDUCAT'ION. Ti$. P-L tT ?? dule rlght Lion. S. H. Walpole was present a few days since at a distribution of Society of Arts prizes at New Swindon. In concluding a long address on the advantages of education, the right bon, gentleman said ?? After the legislation of this year, there are higher censiderations more prodi- neotly brought under your notice which make it ia- portant ...

... THE DE IV A SPECT OF FENIANISM. THE affray in H-olborn the other night, when (according to the present aspect of the case) a man was shot for declaiming against Fenianism, has sensibly increased the alarm created by the Manchester outrage. Far less important in itself, it seems to indicate, with other circumstances which constantly arise to perplex the police and harass Mr. GATHORNE HARDY, ...

... IF the telegrams are to be trusted, the insurrection which has been so long expected has at length actually broken out in the Papal States, and the advantage so far has been on the side of the insurgents. Of course, it is still uncertain whether or not the news is true, or if true what is the degree of its importance. The course of events lately has much diminished the interest of a matter of ...

... CORRIESPOND ENCI. FENIANISv. To ?? EDITOR of ?? PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR,-Having become acquainted, during several visits to the United States, with something of the Fenian feeling from its o'vn point of view, I venture to trouble you with a few lines on one point in your excellent article in this evening's PAll lak/. You are of opinion that the secondary object of Fenianismn, in waging a ...

... A lawsuit of great importance to many persons in the Southern States has just been decided in a United States court of South Carolina. It related to debts incurred by the purchase of slaves before emancipation, and ruled that such debts are good. In a branch of the same case it was decided that the sequestration of debts by the Confederate Government, and their payment to a receiver, does not ...

... | INDIA. The Times of India gives the following items of fntelll- fnce up to the 9th of September The Abyssinian expedition is now the chief topic of dis- cufsion :n India. A pioneer force leaves Bombay to- j narrow, n.), according to present arrangements, will be followed a month hence by the main body of the expe- ditionary army. The latest direct news of the Abyssinian capFves is to July ht ...

... yv e hr.ve before us the text of the Papal allocution delivered at the recent consistory. It will be seen that the denunciation of Italy is even more severe than the tele if ram* hud intimated. The Pope spoke as follows :— v etierable brethren,—The Catholic world knows well often we have been compelled to deplore and reprove the i-'reat. toa-ea and heavy injuries inflicted for some years past ...

... 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 ...