... ?? i I- ?? ?? . - , .I .: .h~e'tver .iaXy ,e'1imme diate ' i isue, in a military seniis4f of: the oinsurreotion in' the' Ronman'l it-ates,' 'one ~o cal'ilt. bf' the *mo e-nt'm smay ne,, !9ga:ded a ?? Beptember cbnventionirs aeady'obsolete,'and wethavo 8een ?? t~he ordei of :things, ostensiboly oontemnpiat'ed bj the; authiors of tbatf makeshift arrangement. It was a compromise. cunningly ...

... I CORREBPONDENCE. V E'VERTON WARD. WOI JIDITOBS OF TEt ?? M 0all T. Gentlemen,-Do the Liberals mean to give up the abovo ward to the Tories? A requlsitton in in course of signature calling upon Mr. Bland on behalf of the Con- aervatives, to come, fqrwxsrd. ? there not sufficient public spirit among oi Liberal magnates to contest this eeat7 It is al very fnne saying. there ought to be no ...

... THE FOIBLES OF l I ?? . LIFE. a - Last evenin6 Mr, Hery Thoet at ?? in the ecture hail of of on Social Foibles in Engliha Id Vfncent s visit was conseqtuent on n at by the Young Men's Christian . wao a very crowded attexdanmc af presided, and in a few vordi Ln lecturer. t, IMr. VINCTrN said he was again kindness of the Young Mene Chi le before he took hlis departure for te of America to appear ...

... I - | COLLISION IN THE RIVER. -At an early hour thin' morning, the sohooner Elipabeth Alice, Captain Piarldnson belonging to Janiee Fiaher and Co.Br 6wnifurness, waee lying at onchor neai Roo Perymigwhen one of' her ehalne parted anedt ae dhif ted down with a strong ebb tlde, comp g stern pofnt ?? south 'den of the Woodsidslnledng~stage, Considerable damgeX was doae both to the stage aind the ...

... Ig The following is a list of members whose term hI of office expires on the 1st November, with the names of candidates as far as at present ascer- LOtained :h Wards. Members retiring. Gandldates. Ev rton. A.._ C. Stewart .. - ?? ?? Bland, l Scotland . -James Robinson ?? Robinson. lo Vauxhall .. _Thomas RIgby ?? Rgby St. Pauls ?? Williams .. -AL Williams. i ?? ?? - X ~*J srt. . Castle ...

... BJ WE E Y ?? v M i ; . 1M-WFfEK 0 SUMyARY.l DOMESTIO. The Bradford people have selectaed, teir X ?? and ex-mayor, *r. Thompson, of their representatives, in plae of the -p te Mr. Wickham. This result, was not 1 nerallY anticipated, -for Mr. MiasU, whoI ,Pposed Mr. Thompson, was very popular in it the borough, owing to his long llbours in the| h ?? of nonconformity. a In the early tges | t of ...

... EXAMINATION OF THE FERIAN PRIBONERS AT MANCHESTER. er esedymorning, the new batch of prisoners l captured for participation in the Fenian outrage ig on the 18th of September, when Police-sergeaut gz ?? Brett was shot and two prisoners were rescued al er from the prison van In Hyde-road, were brought PI L before Mir. Fowler, Mr. J. W. Maelure, and other fi magistrates, at the Manchester city ...

... Ia - A, THi R'iOE 1- ?? i i~ ?? & o A4 tei.fiaq i ~i~ At the.BirAo TRa'po . fiii ?? befo*o Mrl'&rkest6n,~ %ttiondfar~ aitae ytoiiign't aniltdjed Hiaebb Wtt Widooes' hui monel f1o0r ¶%ea-t natutb~iqc At&e f evening Isqt, _4. oD ummons,, 'ha be for ?? offonce; but the document, it appeared, had been t Mer. dupon, theoivprroi'nedividi^ ,i'idcta'ejntiy i the rea tofnendtiewaa not bltomegb' ...

... STARTLING DISCOVERY IN | BDINBUGH._ i IA7HUBBAMW, AND Hi8 -WtVXi3 POUND. ..DEAD IN BED. On Saturdy aterncfon a painflE sensation wig caused'in the southern district of the eity by a' report thitd husband aud~his wife had been found. dead In bed in their house at Dalrymple-place, and that both hladbeen dead several days 'before the. people living In the eaum bnilding were aware of the ...

... I THE ITALIAN -TUGGLE. I T The Pope's mercenaries and Garibaldi's volunteers appear to be pretty well matched. The numbers on both sides are from 1 0,00 0 to 15jOOO men; and both the Papal and the patriot armies have some considerable advan- tages. The Papal forces consist chiefly of well-trained soldiers of French, Swiss, and German origin, all very warlike races, and they are commanded by ...

... THE PAAENTARY -BO'U7- I DA iEsVF BIRuENEDS. . NQUflRYBEFORE5 THiE COMMISSIONEB$i -Yesterdsy, Lieutenaxtt-Colonel Gordon, R.E., ?? d ar. P. Cumin; barrtster-at-law, the -1assstnt bounda'r onmIiE ionetrs held a sitting in the Town Hall, Birkenhead, for the purpose of Inquirlg into the parliamentary boundaries of that borough. The proceedings exiated coniderable .Interest. TbewBirkenhead ...

... Mesra9I - Xesterday tagrni B~arholomeBw -9'11, i~ on lad iltuated o andi which a a 1t waters of the consecrated by tbe It whoeediocese~tx it Coneribution, about £2000I contributed, of hit subscribed £1250. The the site for the churoh aub isveywqretending atli v ?hrgrlto econon, The Denn of yhester p ocoaslon. prea After these Proceeding5 the day Were regaled b tj with a substantinil 14. ...