... THE BISHOP OFN' T ANGLICAN c el | The annal mpason> ^v mu, .L1 Le susI meesiog of te. dtdWtes. pagation of the Goapa'l tk r fsy Ld, last evening in the I z 'eu Pft t. 5 ?? Uh 1Z IN- rnson. street. The Right Rev Dr tu Co ll mby. Cheater, presided- a. e pra RDtcoft, P by the Bishop of ft1ew ths m MM ~rbon Texas held andea pn'arl of t&1 odbourn. atten e Stable. hapilaedi the public twa Brown'. b ...

... Seven persons were killed by horses or carriages in the streets of London last week. An incendiary has maliciously set fire to the national schoolhouse of Trainboy, near Raphoe, in the county of Donegal. Surely, if a school be needed anywhere, it must be at Train-boy I-Fun. Barrow-in-Furness, noticed lately for its dukes and docks, has extensive i-on and steel works. Ought it not to be called ...

... THE PRIZE FIGUT8 AT HiLBRE ISLAND. Lea A he At the county magistrates' court, Birkenhead, he on Saturday lest, a number of men were brought re up before Messrs. R. Barton and J. B. Case, ad charged with being implicated in the prize fights he which took place on Tuesday last on Hilbre , Island, the particulars of which have already re appeared in the Merury. The names of the It prisoners were ...

... Mr. Bowilng presided at the weekly meeting of the health. oominittee yesterday, and the. other members present were Mr. Alderman Dover, Dr. Dawaon, Dr. Taylor, Messrs. -R. Gladstone J. 3Robinson, E. Samueleon- Harrison,Whitley,'*m: ,Willlams, Whitty, and kolden. THE. HEALTH OF THE BOROUGH. The Medical Offlcer of Health reported that the number of deaths ?? the borough of Liverpool during the ...

... I MEETING IN AID OF FOU I MISSIONS. The twelfth annual meetin ; o0f the I ble Branch Association in Aid of the 90cite Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign P held last evening, in the schoolroom et! Holy Trinity Church, Breck-road. The Rev. Dr. Jacobson, bishop of the diocese, and there were also present the RightB Lord Bishop of New Zealand, the Rev. Potter (son of the late Bishop of Penns1 ...

... A private letter from a lady at Biarritz thus speaks of the accident which occurred to the Eynprees on the 4th at Socma, close to St. Jean de Luz- The -Empress, who is very fofid of exour- sio808 on the water, embarked ?? on the 4th with the Prinei Imperial, a naval officer, a pilot, a orew, and two gentlemen attached, I believe, to the Court. All went on very well at first in the daytime, ...

... I ; Y T' RAPILI Mr. Frank Dowling, editor of BeM' Life, died yesterday. ;At n meeting held at Norwich last evening a letter was read from Mr. Glaton.e odedj ,adherng to his views in opposiion to t er pel ,pasment of rates. The ?? steam wrar frigate 4000 toer burthen, having on boerd RearAdmirl Faat, conmzinder-in clilef of the United States navy, will visit Portsmouth in the course of fewda ...

... IRISH AGRICULTURAL . ORGANISATION.. The opening of the new docks at Belfast offered the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland an, occasion for speaking of the means by which the prosperity of that country may be in- proved. The statistics of that port, showing that its trade has doubled in the last 1 5 years, are highly encouraging, but they must always be so much influenced by the local mansificture of ...

... ?? U AND |LEGRAPC INEWS. COMEROIAL. LONDON, MOrxDAY Evzmio. h s ,rOM Italy has to a certain extent ge t didel effect upon the markets. It ,eckea tosice na ine pt the esone. thawasly flow frem an 4butadancs 0es It is now quite posslble that the 'M0velame may take wrne of the gold JS y and so prevent thir going Into the W it is Ralo certain that in the event of e1o,,J disturbance on the ...

... I, GRQUND.t Sir' R~~3hard ~~y'ze thei 'authoritiesi In pO5t, ?? invariably decoin'p` toq' sl the poice' inis Ioc to~ O., emvlq d~k hgiiib~ad.1At thtll pobsitid Th4iblcure M'iiited.9;a nu&%~r of ?? wa ashpoc ca pr oke ithin ibarrigr*e the incc 'imm~ase Orowd htasmlateedmiar-a tlons. ,It le ett te oute. or l~eregular aUP troops to kee tepoe.tsuh a istance all toIME will p~rovenit te ...

... I6lu ?? Lax GUPRMA. 7-1 DOMESTIC. The failure of a local cotton firm, with liabilities amounting to about £200,000, is reported. An important arrest of Fenians was made in a low quarter in this town last night. One of jthe half dozen prisoners is the head centre for the Liverpool district, and he and two others have been identified as having taken part in the recent outrage at Manchester. ...

... EARL RUSSELh ON IRISH I AFFAIRS. I . After the anonymous attack recently made upon Earl Russell by the Belfast Orangemen, it was felt by a number of the respectable citizens that, notwithstanding the strict privacy which the noble earl seemed'anxious to observe during the time of the Lord Lieutenant'. visit to Belfast, some evidence of public respect was imperatively demanded, and accordingly ...