... THE CO.OPERATMVE PRINCI1R AT! ' ROCHDAIE. sI. . o SPEEOH BY MR. T. HUGHZs, S.?. On Saturday evening a publicmeting was heldi the Rochdale Theatre to celebiite`the opening of. a new store by the odale Iiitabls Pioneers society. The Mayor (3. Robinson, Ea.J presided. There was a very numerous attetndance. Several letters of apology were,*yd fron ,gentlemini who, were unable to attend. ...

... -TIMSDAYt-iq1G t ' t - TIM Reform Fete, -which was held yesterday at the Crystal Palace, seems to have been. observed ore as .holiday by the Londoners' tbsaisanyaiuncere'demohtralion of gratitude for Reform, or of demand 16ir-a stiff more, extended- :fraihit6 . .At the banquet pro.' per 6upw'ards 'l&hundred sa 'flown; titgma, t her IO iio, MW or ?? inrsE- ?? culcatet his ?? s on the 'uXu . num ...

... FORTH h CD LYDE bRAILWAY --MBETING. The ordinairj'half-yearly general meeting of the shareholders of ?? and Clyde Junction Rail - way Company was held within the. companyes offices at, S irig,,yjesterday, 'ataoon-His Grace- the Duke of- Montrose, chairman of the company, presiding. The other directors present were Jas, Morrison, Esq. of Givilatis; - MGavin, ERa., -.Gls. ow.;'and .Major; Wilson ...

... POOL! AND HTIS ACOE-rHE SHAM FIGHT. To tie Editor of the Glasgow Herald. Barwood Hermitage, Kilsytbh, 30th Sept., 1.-67. ?? your Saturday's impression I observed a otement to the effect that I was expected to lea e ,~t mning by the Forth and Clyde Ctana, which informed hs eaned large numbers to assemble g; the course of the canal in expectation cf see. canoe. I regret that any one should have ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... BY ORDINiRY TELEGRA PH. ..THBFENIANQ1JP~RAGE iii MAkNCHESTER. ThE6 23 prisdners now-charged wvit ilie~iniraer of_ JailtosNethSxe~cenandaeftert aukdenla mioitesred dcA ~ R -blivso?'xwle ?? e ftp 1 io c~arieai, a~id asobiithep-scedj gameyesu ' nfavourof the svei ion xthee werp adarge 'naii~ oftb&(Iiwiustrice, Cand seteral oiton, orve stheovil 'H i0tersand'thedath ?? onuehe onthe 2s>B erteb.aa ...

... THE AMERICAN FENIAN3. The Philadeiphia correspondent of the Tiimes_ ?? Esnian Congress at Cleveland, Ohio, has at length adjourned; after a prodigiois amonut of labour; judginfrom thi fhot'that, thewcongeass generally remnain~ed in session l-night. Its doors were always closed and guarded by men in green uniforn, and its members took:aspedi ?? niot to divulge its'l p riedings; but, ...

... Arim,-, LW .HER OFFICOF, Tuesdfy c MtTfm : TELEGRAMS RY -SPECIAL WIRE. ~7 - (Fro our own Vonespodefltd- - - L.ETTLRB FBOX MR: BRIGHT., The weather yesterday was most favourable for these fete, which, it may be recollected, were undr. the auspices of the Workig 3Men's Assoclation, f vWhich.Tr George1otter is the president. As out readers may remember, the celebration of thesefetes has led to ...

... GENERAL_,NEWS. The Queen of Holland is at present visiting Vhe Earl and Countess of Derby at Knowaley The special commission for iquiring into the Fenian outrage at Manchester i to sit, according to present aragements, on the 27th of November. H'er Majesty returned to Balioral, from her visit to the Duke of Richmond at Glen- faddoch, on Friday, receiving as she passed a most enthusiastic ...