... it T ' ' ' ?? - Ai!-; ?? .7 i., i- ., Y x ;, ii., ?? ~ : - Ia O XT OF Ioro ao z .! i ' ; I I . ' iP t ; ;z @ ~ - > +l~ ., i:, )it;0;X aPis~ildhai, O whi, ch the !!un f E 'M i 'oB (Sir T.Gabr)I 'rslided !h.i mnotioh:i ?? 'Pgaxne Mr.' EWBii KtLUam D',rtheu:n oef Dt~eputch~y ilctej sherifs for. Ite lt ?? ?? f Mddlesex,' was muted j ! fobaeB with the aldermen UpOni the upper bench,. although noi ...

... [ ?? ?? 6.. Al the usual meetib.fi't1 'eexeutive committees hetld ial t 'I ug iX was read frem Sao Paulo, statig -thMt tfhe oib thi& y'ea iS e0i6fed to yield about l,000,'0 asfdbhi' ?? d f oirt gi tbae Sao Paqloi o- tegisinae'juQuod- in','the iveipool'airculnrs underilhs ?? it6lle' bubas' ZsIh1btfb,'rberea the provincefr 'e Bl~'thducee no' ctton it alL' A-consular deipatch, ?? by the ...

... I -gRSER~J~V~ - AT LIJKOLZ.X bell a 2 Etitriof Society Liii C E eie fM.H cabn sdate fk 'l~lr fl elnsrt. The Chairman was au ported'by Sf4. Trollope, M.P., the IMayor of Lincol (M~r. W. Aishley), Mfr J. Banks Stanhope, DI.P., the Bey. :Uhundhllor .ls~ssngherd Mr. Fyl~tehe,' rc.. ead. a number of other leading gentlemen of the bton anld ] district. In responding to the toast of the Bishop and ...

... A lawsuit of great importance to many persons in the Southern States has just been decided in a United States court of South Carolina. It related to debts incurred by the purchase of slaves before emancipation, and ruled that such debts are good. In a branch of the same case it was decided that the sequestration of debts by the Confederate Government, and their payment to a receiver, does not ...

... I ~ ~ ~ ~ 1F R C -E . ?? . ! ?? . I ~ e l t s a; ?? I .a , I _. ]MOM OUR. oWN S0QoW PQNDED*J tA portion of the ?? appeared in our Eenigt Edition of yesterday:] ; PARIS, WrDNaSDAY EVENING. The Garibaldian agitation by no means appears to end with the retirement of the head of the move- ment to Caprera. Indeed there are only too evi-l dent signs of coming trouble in connexion with it. A letter ...

... THE ZORDLIEUTEMANT OF IRELAND AT BELFAFST. ?? .. . I - .- I . . - .. The Lord-Lieutenaht was on Wednesday mob ing accorded the greatest veloime given to anyone in Bel- fat for many-years.. Though bhe display on the prepious day: wras of a very extensive character, it bore bup a sm'all comparison with'that of Wednesday. There vere. 'ouble 1 s many flags, a much greater number of xnew banners, c ...

... THE prolonged examinations and cross-examinations of some of the chief witnesses summoned to prove the identity of the men charged with the murder of the policeman BRETT at Manchester must have once more suggested to a certain class of newspaper readers a puzzle out of which they find it difficult to see their way. Whether or not the lawyers engaged in the defence of the accused have ...

... Fridzy, 2 o'clock. Chid obtained otb)d- REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. FRANCE. PARIS, Oct. 4.-A judiciary prosecution has been commenced against the journal L=,poque for the publication of false news in its issue of the 2nd inst. A general meeting of the shareholders of the Credit Mobilier Compimy has been convoked for the i4th of November. The International Exhibition Club has received authorization to ...

... THE CffRCBH CO&GRESS AT WOLVE R- HAMPTON. There was a large gathering at the evening meet- W ing on Wednesday. The Bishop of New Zealand entered er the room shortly Ofter Earl Nelson be an ?? paper, ofd the warmest and most enthusiastic w010come was given to this dignitary of the antipodes. Earl NELSON read the first paper on the subject of i Church Missions. He divided the work of the ...

... THE SYNOD AND ROME. To the EDITOR of the PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR,-I am afraid you do the Pan-Anglican Synod a little more, or less, than justice, in terming its address to the faithful simply insig- nificant. It is so in its statements, not quite equally so in its omissions. For the first tirne, probably, the authorities of our Church and the Associate Churches have issued a solemn and ...

... ?? ~C1J'QOL COem ineorn, ng a co SbooldA at# ti-which Mr. J.. S. WniV pr wascbo t ii Xkb~ Thore was a god e .. In okenriut Petsfib ~nce, the OHAznus ft* ?? t, pleasure be lha feltitf'meeting the delegatewa 'teic6us p1 ?? ould 'he, 'HWtlyhi iaak4 thbeir b Sunday School Unions more. effectlve, -- ?? then touch on the rating of Sunday school '(iheil hdar o -to see how, if the rates must be paid ...

... i JBSHOP dt YeRt 0 H flu 2MsH l * .! : .1 . .. . ?? ?? . ?? - ! ?? : |fe RZ~ Til CURC, 8TI I I ! P, Is It ?? .;z~ i~ T ,tr .: ?? ?? ~riawppvsi ~ition,,jof t~ie Lor&, iiuh!bsqpq 0 . ane ind hos- comrme 4ed4 ,noWedngqday at ?? l~s;Mrshi' cabulieiicd 'his !dhai-ge ley ailluding to tbelat'e: distfirbaucs' in that coudiry', Which had 'created muich dsquietuderan4 alarni, bqt whc0h, he. saidl, ...