... I OEBIOU COLLIERY ACCIDENT. NABRQW iNSB(APiN OF THREEZ HUNJDilfD K. , PE;RSON. ro BShOtlY after six o'0199k oil Tueadaioig ke considerable consttnatleze was created in the Barusley district by a rumour that the Strafford Moai OUiliary, of which Mr. Parry, 3.P. for o Boston, is one of the principal proprietors as well it s blanager, had fired. Soon the read leading 0 to the colliery was ...

... EXTRAORDINARY iTJI:SM . ?? , . . .A A . M A HUMAN SARIFICE TO THE DEI1Y. The Invalide Bweee, of the 27th ultimo,' records a case of a esouliarly horrible character, whioh has just been heard beWore, the crimilal tribunal of fladimir. A man named Xursin, a member of a numerous and fanatical Russian meat called the sect of the Saviour, lately killed his own eon, and offered him as a sacrifice to ...

... I EE BROADr GR 'AkLWAY -\0 WACCIDENTV ITHlE INQU;S, YERDIcT, AND 'PRE. S !E~iTMENT1'S TlC!'E J'JBYs ' : . Yesterday, Mr. ?? :..Daiffld,'county coroner, held an inquest at ?? Ho, IBroad Green, on-the ?? Pownell Green,'26!yeara of :age, an architect, who. carried on business ,With Mr. Parslow, at No.'o8, South Johnstreeti ILiverpool, andu 'Alice Green,--20 yeara of age, hi wvife, who met with a ...

... h - \ t Z Z b - l 0 4 > Wf . -1..1 1-1I ' -- V , ~- 'I - ~ S .i ?? ~ n . -DOMESI ?? The rumour that the Eair of; Derby in- .tend'ti ~retire,, mf. the Preijerehip .before the, re-assembling' of Parlisment is TreviVedj- and the Sunday aW hears that ?? of Riohinond wvil ?? be placed, at the head of the Ministry, ta both Lord Staiiley and Mr. Disraeli prefr, to retaintheir ,present pooltione. Earl ...

... ' , ! f -j : i T W .- Is O ,Oi i* tow H a~ i; v ?? -1i ; T~he. znc~t kn typzt'bo eunid~ tS' Tel . consider, ' yeaterday, wvocrthe advise, they should al 'give to the %Gover'nme tcmiiiseiponre in reference a-. to the readjustment o 'tif.e ?? bourdary,- The present bounsdary,: which ?? ed fixe'd I 1832.$9terminatee 3tthe ?? tbthe south'. f t and in th ?? the caunda D'ocirto. :.the otl ind of ...

... TsSdh P)~i1E TIGHTS .ArHILBRE | l;: ~~ - t-ISLANtv. : % E.. .. ?? . t.. I . ; I . . of ' At tlie' ~cunt magistrates' couirt, Bdirkenhead,. 81 ozin~turday last, a numuber of minenwei brought 97 up liefor etMessrs, ?? Barton and .J. B. asfe, ch ..,-amraed'with'heirg iniplicated in the prize fights' 8 ;-w~hici'took plaae' on Tu~esday last On' Hlibree 711 2; .- Islandr the.par~ticfilars of which ...

... TIP UNEA~JE'SI.F EUROpN he | We have accounts from Paris of what is i. described as an uncontrollable panic on of the Paris Bourse. This panic occurred on a Wednesday last, and seems to have particularly a affected the Government stocks of France and ,t Italy. It originated in a variety of alarming reports,. most of them connected with the affairs of Italy, though some of them more or less ...

... I The review of county volunteers by the Duke of Cambridge which takes place to-day In Sefton Park Is expected to result in an' mposing nllitarg demonstration. It is'caloulated that there will'be at least 10'000 volunteers, assembled from all parts of the county, on' the ground, and the spectacle' can hardly fail tobhe of &borilliant character. The *troops ate'to,'e on the ground at one ...

... I - . Margaret Hunter, married, 'who murdered her son at Polloksban's, near Glasgow, last April, has - been acquitted on the ground of insanity. Alfred Farthing, a private in the 63rd regiment, atationed inbublin, co mittedeulcide on Wedres- day by cutting his throat. An orphanage was opened at Brighton on Monday for the children of policemen. General Alexander presided at the opening ceremony ...

... GARIBALDI. AS - PRISONER. . The continen tal papera publish ' variaetiy of details repeptitfn. the 'afiret' of Garibaldi ' :ar4 W .abbequent proe1edlugs.' As the Del te oberrea, ' the recital 15 Uniqs e *- The general wishes to conquer oiem; the soldiera who arrest hilm and' theiri chiefe are no moer friendly to thetemporal; powerithanhe iH. Thepeopl4 who see the prisoner: .^ paw ;the ...

... ITHJ al OF.>D - WITH~ OW - ~8WA~ . L O Dq', I-,F, 34t~ # ,Q$1;IN2- ) p*the oocrse' or .ls~ 'fiot ?? nurpb* ,? L~vsypoo gdu ?? r. 0araT ;Bowting, ohlka of the helttmngtee 0& Mr. Robert Nel on ?? pid- a d~tfto loedge Farm1 Bar*d, near Lgondon * e-(e. the woinkng of thatj farmt adX of oh zii hld bythei M~etropoitaSewage (loipay. ?? tleoire'a- -4li tdert the sewage from that^-- p~tt of L0~rdon ...

... - > Pr), Z .: J4. X ?? ?? F ?? Tre Dunace Advdruser, publishes -th followding' igular incident :- Our Blairgowzne correspon. dent' writes-A7 Atrange story has been current here. during, the past weekj and has given rise to much curious specultion and superstitious feeling. The circumstances are so far removed from ordl. nary coineldenrc, and yet bear so much evidence of being Isomething more ...