... LOCAL, , , 4 (HEWS . I.. loss neo onfi ?? C tI t ~a t I elI QAh ml So. Iai de nu in rel tee tre EH q61 dro one I'J MItSI. 0Np jVE effeet Go urancea uP. -pjaInes from eangoon for tbw -W v &p4Dpe: supdosition that .io Okhe is thelt ee,l s CeeP ierelofff a O f1,dol Good e Ope.- 'Th p.rtii :repooftt o thin dre- .elic re sv, 0ryogue tbituis ?? sobme ier os, infoixnatfon kn been recqqved'.w ich has ...

... I HOCKING RAILWAY AOJEN'il ^ ~ ~ ~ - l.&.U _ _] j Xt _.=S : 1-A I A deplorable accident, which resulted in the loss af two lives, occurred on Satrrday evening, at the level crosing of the Liverpool and Manchester Ialway at Brow] Green. Mr. William Green, of the firm of Green and Paiblow, architects, of Liver- pcol, a~nd who eijefs in Ch rch.ro cd, Stanley, had gone with his wife to the Broad ...

... The followiing address has been issued by autho- rity of the Archbishop of Canterbury:- rO TrHE FAITHFUL IN CHRIST JESUS, THET PRISTSr AND) DEACONS, AND THE LAY MTEXBEML OF TIIES C()I7ii01 OF CHRIS9T IN CONIUNION WITI TI.l ANGLICAN BBITACIL OF TLEm CHUICOE OATitoLI. We, the undersigued bishops, gathered under the good providence of God for prayer and conference at Lambeth, pray for you that ye ...

... THE CHURCH CONGRESS IN WOLVERHAMPTON, The nuccess of the Congress, no far ao it relatos to numbers, is certain. Up to yenterday afternoon there were epwards of 1,600 members' ticikcts (6s.) sold, while tnt York, up to the same time, only a few hundred were sold. Tho Isunieg of a8nociate' (2s.) tlcteis has boen stopped, Bo far as they relate to to-dey. This has been determined upon to prevent ...

... i ILLYLEAGXE REGATTA. ;[imao OT3R o o .:EroiRTEr.1 i | I;ILTLYLAGH, 3R0M AY. I - Ton-2avy, the annual regatta came off in the bay.I For yachting, the weather was everything that could be desired, while for sma boats the wind was a trifle too strong. The pleasure of the day was con- sider.vbly marred by the vast qnantity of drift- sand which was blo-n about in the eyes of aliwo h w'ere On the ...

... I REO-t I.RT ANBAbTQUEY1. i, ,,T THa vi | C - d ?? PA.T h~C1. . Workbin Mfen'slis frleolttit eert the paqnng o th Refrin.1il of '1867. was hld j~he palacewas thrown'oexiat nine o'oloodlkbut - '-although tireweather was fine jin'theoeorly part Pt t 'theday an thre 'was ass TuuueuallyAttractive~ progimmo amuemens, te, Attendatowas. ict ~o ?? ci ~ ordi arysilling day, and te, geat mjoriy ...

... J7 TELEGRA.HIO: INTELLIGENCE2 ;~ ~ ~ ~~~AiS Ssrr. 30 Evl@' uxo.i The l;q de L iett3axived at Biarritzthfi morning. It is wid'that 4Roulher will leave Pariw, to-morrow, also with the intention of going to see the Emperor. PRUSSIA A .I FRANKFORT-ON-THE- : . . AINE. BERLIN, SEPT. 30. A royal decreesdated the 25th inst., has. just, appeared, defending the, bases upon which the property ...

... ezyf At l1l 1 iDUBLIN: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1,1867. TH4 su.Wsct of Trade (utrages has of late occupied much public attention in this country a;u in England, People have been amazed aiid lorified at tho frightful and unheard of dislosuies ma(ds at the late Royal (lomusisloMIs at Sheield, Dit'hcltester, and elisowher,. The regularly organised system of outrage and of violence to person, resulting f ...

... 'BIErl NORTH-EASUERN COMPANY'S NEW STAT1ION AND LINE AT LEP:DS. Thl, stew btation at Leeds, to be occupied jointly by ?? andi the London and North-Western IztliiLy (ir)rpair iisi, and the line which is intended to ki n l ia ?? link lusiween the systems of the fArst- isllned criipuity at Wu lrngtoll and MiLrsh-laale, are .!viriciibg 6u rapidly thlitsonint notice of the unedertakinigs aniv bie ...

... I AMERICA, NEW YORK, Sept. 18. Njsuulvrouoe suite were about to be brought bi-fore the i 0,erlo x l cittu istrict of Colutirbia to lest timt Coixetitia- ?? of thu CO] fiecaxion Act of Cangrese. At the I(1tt .11 ixje.-iiit of tie bite rtebellion miuch property was LI at Waseinixgxcn heloxigixg to those w-ho held public ,itiOt uxildir tle. Suitithrrii C.-itu-leracy, possiession to coo- leto dile ...

... THIE QUEEN IN THE HIGHLANDS9 The Elgin 0ouris'r giv+s the ?? o ae-ount. of Her Majesty's visit to his Grace tho Diike of Rtichmrrd Tho inhabitants of the upper district of Banff ilirir ?? this week been unexpectedly favorred with it visit frour our sovereign lady the Quell. As our readers are alwace, Her Majesty has been residing fir the last few wreks at her favourite residence of Balssoral, ...

... -L-CIFEBR MATCHES AND THE DES£RJ- TION OF pRO.PERTY. Mr. Alfred Bell, the secretary of the Suffolk Alliance Assurance Office, reports a serious state of thrins ini the E astern counties, arising from the wanitton or citre. less use of luciier matches. He writes to the rsuffsl Ohromesrle:- Although the harvest may not yet be fully gathered in some of the northern districts, it may be inferred ...