... FUM.ER PAIITXOULAIRS. A Panis correspondent sends the following :-1 passed to-day by the scene of the accident which occurred to the mail train from Calais to Paris on Sunday morning. It took place a little to the south of Creii, and about fifteen miles from Paris. When 1 passed it on my way here the accident had taken Elace five or six hours. Vae dead and the wounded ad then been removed ...

... THE SECoND W.,ar.-It will be observed from an advertisement in another column ?? has declined being put in nomination for the second ward at this time, although a requisition signed by 60'electors had been presented to him. The signa- turestotherequisitiol, it is stated, evidenced success had Mr Skivington consented to stand. Treasurer Adamn will now be returned unopposed. SMUGGLING.-At the ...

... iLATET ' TELEGRAMiS BY SPECIALMWIRE. THE BLOOMSBURY MURDER.: fDIPORTANT EVSFSNCn-rDareXnacaIOX OF GoOVES. The inquest on Edwin Mlonnell was resumed yesterday. Mr Poland appeared to -watch the case on behalf of the Crown; and Mr Warner Sleigh for the adapeted ?? Gr'oves. Mr Superintendent ..Searle and Inspector Garforth, . B Divsion,- and Inipector Simpson, of the Detect Lea Force,&Sotland Yard ...

... HAEILTON. V~p~ CAsES. ?? -before Mr sheiuiff Yeitch-~a lyoxnan named Margsret Ford was charged-with havi'ng. Monday last, in Barrack 'Street here,. assaulted Jessie CvAmeron or Ojooks, by striking her several blowson theface to. the effuildia cd her blood. Ford wsak-fxther- charged with ]aav- inat the same time,.comdniltted. a, breacph-d the pea'ce; She.pleadsd guil-ty; and havinig been eleven ...

... LATEST NEWSO HEPLUD OFICoE, mo7aly Morning. TELEGRAMS BY SPECIAL WIRE. THE FENIAN AGITATION. On Saturday night orders were given for an officer iand 30 men of the Guards from the Tower to guard an armoury at Bow Common containing several thousand stand of arms against Fenian attack. The same day the armoury of the Finsbury Rifles in Coldbath Square was cleared of its arms, and they were taken ...

... NMw Lior-BoAT.-A new ife-boat, the gift of the workingmenaofGlaigow, urrivedperrail, ?? on Monday'evening -nder the charge! of- Captain Robertson, of--the Life-&at ssoiation. In con. sequence of the' unfavourable state of the weather, the idea of. a public demonstration on the occasion of launbhing her was departed from. The biat, decorated with fags, was yesterday . removed' from the Railway ...

... ETING- OF SEVFENT WARD. A mieetng of the electors in this Ward, convened: by advertisementand cirular, waiheld in the Lesser Trades! Hall .yesterdsa evening. The attendance,- which was limited, included Bailies Collie and An. dbrson. Mr George Thomson was called on- to pre. side, and in' aeceding to the request said he was not aware who bad called the meeting but he.thought it a very proper ...

... - 1 PROPERTY SALE.-There was offered for sale yes- terday, in the Council Chambers, the property, No. 31 Stone Street, Paisley, belonging to the Corpora- tion and Yarliamentary Trustees of the burgh of Paisley, the first flat of which is occupied as a school and the upper flat as dwelling-houses, with the grou nd at back thereof. The upset price was £220, and after competition it was bought at ...

... I ALLAN PARK U.P. cHUBO, STIRLING. I THE 1EEV. DR RING ON THE P&ESENr STA.TE 5 7.-tODF-TRE U~NION QUJ1B3TLOZ t1 ni with the opening of Allan Park I UnitedjPresby hurch, Stirling (noticed in I yesterdly's-liesid), aineeting of the congrega- tion was held ast might. The Rev. Mr Gowan- lock presided; and on the platform were seated the a Revs. Dr Ring (London), Dr Beith, Dr Smart, Dr fl Joseph ...

... LORD bXERBY'B SPEECH JT LIVERPOOL., A.It the layg of the foundation stone oifthe New Surgical Hall at Liverpool on Wednesday, noticednin our issue yesterday, Lord Derby, spoke as follows:- Charities of other descriptions y be objected to, as I know they have been, on the ground that how- ever benevolent their. intention and admirable their object, they may have the effect of encouraging and ...

... RIOTOGUS *OpE2 GS 1 P.A2'IOK. On Thursday evening a disturbance, which for a time assumed a ?? Appearance, took placea Partick. it app 'that a consider- able, amount of dissatisfation.p pevails: amongst a lrge numberof theworking cassof bth sexes, in:consequence of the liberation, on bail, of the two Sheriffs officers who had been spprehended in con- nection with thie sudden death of the old ...

... STEET PTREACHENG. Yesterday, at ?? Police Court-Bailie Cohn ?? M'Fadyeu, xvho wvas efore the Court last week, charged with obstruct- ing the street-opposite the Byron Hotel, by singing, praying, and preaching in a lcud voice, and creating crowds there on the:,previous Staday, was again clarged zwith a similar' offence last Sunday. Mr Sinclair defended. : After the examination-of a number of ...