... T'H'.E -EIV ASPECT OF FESIANJS'vI. I - -- (rom the Pall Mall Gamet~e.) The aeay in Holborn the other night, when (according to the present aspect of the case) a nan wmas shot for declaiming against Fenian- im has sensibly increased the alarm created bythelDanchesteroutrae. Farls. i-portant| in itself, it seems to indicate, wvith other cir- cumstalnces which constantly arise to perplex the ...

... -.AX- IIGTMEYE-A'R-S' MYSTBAY -.1 I- ?? c eLBARBDP. - ' I By advice0from Ktv e learn that a're& lation has been made in ing the fate of the 'littl girl; Mntgoreyyvia was lost abont eight years. ago, that sent a ?? of 'hdor through the com..- mnity. - To bring the matter fresh to the mindi of all, we willbfiefly ?? circnmstauies.. About eight- yesa ago ths little girl of '11 eas of UMw ...

... *oj I a - . ~ , :O N ; T dB- .,ENIG OF A.. TIULU BOM .E VODK flIXE WOD - l. . ?? ' t Irombt~eT'aaa) 1 The Rev.: Canon Green:weof,- -rham, and the disnguished pre-hiatone inmuirers whoe accompany him, have made a most interes ing and-valuable ex.- a ion on the MIid-Wdldrange of'EEasYorkshlie. This tuinulus Vas upon a piece of the original wold, and had never been touched for cultivstion. It ...

... CLYDE sHIpBUnIDING. T'he following vessels weie.launched during Sep- temRober, 1Din & Co., Port-Glasgow, the He.len 'rns, an iron ship of 903 tons, for the AIbion Shipping Co., Glasgow; for the Glasgow and Ran- goon trade. -- ?? . By. Barclay Curie & Co. ihiteinch thea Der- went, i iron Larque of 600 tons, for W. 1: TindsA, By Barclay, Curie & Co., Stoboross, the Greats, an iron screw-steamer ...

... AIBDBIS.- GRM1;nCoicEnt--Thacne4 seasonwas'iuaugn- -atei:o~i~edlesdFMihtNiEn ,heiliblic Hal4 by patepnageiadmangement. 'of the.directors of the' FuiicHI Company. The .artns on the 4ii 'Mis Xir^ T.i-Mach un.isslartley Miss~op ?? Peovva t ,who all, gave great patiasfsion to tl aie~nce, az were repeal Tne 1. The ?? biall, capable'-of accdmoiidati4 200,, was- :o Wpleteyafi ed,' and tse 'conicertw ...

... HO1aI-1BLE OUTRAGE EN CALABRIA: ?? vu±resruaw -uN Ufljfn l l. . (Fromn eli Pell Menl Gazetted We commend to the notice of those who are so persistenitly eloquent on the Subjecttof the peculiar thirst of the African for blood, a's ilnstrated'by the massacre of somte twenty individualsdoimiag the riots il Jamaica. an account given in the 2'imes of certain -acts recently perpetrated by the ...

... The Dube of Cambridge dedicated to the use of the public the Avenham and MillerParks on Thurs- day last. In the banquet which followed the Duke, in. answer totheitoastofhieheaith,said-MrkMayor- my lord, ladies, and gentlemen,-I have been ye-- minded that any observations I may hve to make must be brief-a fact which am sure mustbe gratiW. fying to you, as it will be to me, because I cannot ...

... . I D -- :4 -- I 9UDAY -'oplTT.BpgA A 'Poi Office -retun shows that ,aiboat 108,000, jpersonsi Eng'landoe in 200 .of the-pop~ulaton-. have given notice at their P6&t OS~e requesting ththeirle e bes iot deliferedat their houses on:- -Sunday.In most of-the places i. which theie notices have been given the nuerof- rsons thus . requesting that therletters be not ddtreduntil , Monday is very' ...

... :GREENOCL . MUiIrPAh LEC X OZINS-Tu SzooND WAUD.- Yesterdasy th6 friends of MriArthur Skivington, vineiand qrit~inerdhanl, commence canvassingte electors of ?? Ward infavour ofthat gentle. man, and up to last night a ae number of nanes ,were adhibited'to the requisition.. M Skivington r .iy~buiness qualifi Etting hii tor the offie& of couiior, and we understad ila friends are sanguine' of lis ...

... STIRINh'G. CoNXIeSIoNERSa OF SUFPrYr-In accordance with the provisions of the Act-a meeting of Land-tax Comnissioners of the county having been called by the EBard' of Inland Revenue, for'appointiug ad. ditioil Oummissioners for the execution, of the Income-tax Acts-ageneralmneeting of the Commis- sionersof Supply, calledh by the convener, was held in the court Ho esterday. at twelve o'clock; ...

... Qrzor own Oorrespcndent) Liverpool, Thusday. STAXE OP TRAMD About a couple of weeks ago, or rather better, an o spinionlbeganwtobe expressed among commercial people that *tadeavingpa-etd the wor, was about to revive, and some of the more sanguie even pro- fessed to see te .appro chof that fijgod.6ineicom, ing which all were so ddsirous to welcome. :Un- fortuuatelyfur -alparties, the much ...

... Guo,#.a* ?? SATuRDAY MORINTG, OCT. 5. AT the Glasgow Circuit Court yesterday, the two brothers Sen-ice, charged with ?? fire- raising in their own premises in Greenock, were, after a long trial, convicted and sen- tenced, one to 15, and the other to 10 years' penal servitude. The man charged with mur- dering a woman in his house in Stockwell: Street was found guilty of culpable homicide, and ...