... OUR T. - x TxR Fed PAxIC._T -The Fenian Otra h. , T r r r indacthis 6of a Ptec Wi th -h be t btthe senseless 1ilenc o itth culmnate in histraflsfer of thelofte c~~to. ga land to England. it was telex Oeratior --Na geimagine, as these peoPle. di that ernei ofrefdZ4 go or the Oapture~of &pl-0'sItso 'wthb ElOtO anmgtof the British empireatio ars 1 Id themselves ; but in that country th lnr, 4I ...

... & SUSEAND AND HiS WIEz FOUND DEAo If IN BsEn. S~atnrds aft'rnoon a painful Sensation ?? caused I j~tidn 'Ofl ?? of the city by 6 report that a r inthis wife had been found dead in bed in their b s59ee at; Dsrn.mpe-gplace, end that both had been dead on'sie dawn bofcro the people living in lthe same building ware awnmr cf thne oiroumatance. The hnsbasnd's namne is James Adamnon, and his wife's ...

... THE SUGGESTED 1&SSACRE OF TZ IRISH IN EgGLAND. SO 3 8s TOR oF ?? awsri'rZ&. Si,-Severai of your daily and weekly contem- poraries have repeatedly suggested thCA the Irish in- habitants of our large towns should be rmasacred by the lower English claeses, to avenge the untimely death of Sergeant Brett, of the Mlanchester police, and to show their loyalty to the Queen by suah an nunmis- takable ...

... I T3SBRBFO1U LE&GUM AND FE__N_ sM A _ . - - - ?? _ - , . _. _ ?? _ un weonesnay eveinug, EiLe ?? naustness t the council of the Reform League was the discusston of e letter from the president, Mr. Baales, M.A., upon re. nfanism. Etretat, near Havre, Oct. 19. ?? dear Howell,-The account in the newspapers forwarded to we here o vwhat tock plare at the delegate meeting of the aeague Is't ...

... ThEVRENCH BXSHO.PS AVD THR POPM The Fiench bishops are very sctive in gettiug up poed tions on behalf of the Pope, and two petitions addressed so the iocperor, one il course of signature at Lille, the other a; ioubsix, are made publio. ?? former esys:- `Sire -Firnce shudders from one extremity to the other, in presence of the grave events which are passing ia Italy, and tne dangers wbijh ...

... A PIONEE19. . man naa Oeparted trom among us whose name hag not of late years been much heard, but who, with all hia faults, must be regarded as a great man, singularly suited to the wants of the country, for a long time the leader of the mission, and through whose spirit of enterprise jt mainly was that this island was fully occupied by mis. sionaries. Henry Williams, late Archdeacon of ...

... MISCELLANEOUB, A New York paper says tbat a brother of B arns's High - Ia'd Mary is an ordnance sergeant, at Newport, Rhode Island, and is eighty y-ars of age. The number of patients relieved at the Royal Free Hospital during the week ending October 19 was 3,345, of whlch 1,017 wrere new cases. It is stated that Mr. Anthony Trollope, ambitious of a sast in parliament, will stand for Birmingham ...

... LABOUR ANDh WAGM8 AW DSTER AND BGRVAINT'S ACT. TO; Dtn, Of Wanudsworth Police-court. bad his Mr. ?? the first time, drawn, on Wednesday, tc I ter and Servrent's Act by a geartlemac rpsiding at the 3,786 ,u.to vho wished to know whether there was any SehalOP ;irisdiotion between a woman servant and her .SOIngha n. It is very new, if I have it. ,Ij I conut referred him tO the words employed' ...

... LONDON AND WESTMINSTEn WORKING I MEK;S COINSTITUZZOnAL ASSOCIATIOW. TB>D TH GOVE54M21MT. I t a spesoial meeting of the executive committee and of representatives from the various branches of the London and Westminster Working Men's Constitutional Associa tion, held on the 12th Sept, the following resoluisns were unanimously adopted:- That this association begs respectfully to express its ...

... GREAT BRITISH FLUNKEYISX. TO THIN DITOR Or r0UTNo1eLDS'S NwsPAP Sm,-All classes of Englislamen-and, for that nmtter, of all nations-are more or loes tainted with hat moral leprosy commoal3y called fluakeyism. This lisease is the product of ignorance, co0wardice, and ser- rility. Man must worship something, and the ohr- -acter of the object of his adoration is a redletion and 6i amplification ...

... THE MANCHESTER FCOAN RESCUE. Th' folilo ing prisoners, Vaniel R~edden, Francis M Namera, Winm Joseph Brophy, and James O'B. Chaim- bers, were to-day brought nO on remand at Manchester oharged with eomplictty ia the brcaking open the police- van arnd reonfg prisoners, on the 18sh September last; also with mu~rder. Mr. Fowler, the stipendisry magistrate, presided, and several other magistrates ...

... PORMIGN INTELLIGENCE. -- - -- _- A Paris letter says:-. Renours oi o Srfllkn prepara- lions still pour in from all quarters. Even officers can- not obtain a day'sleavo of absence. The Meudon'msnu- factory of cartouchee employs women as well as men, and is at work day and night. Large bodies of recruits, in tended for the flet, the artillery, and some. regiments of the line quartered in the ...