... THE FENIAN OUTRAGE AT * MANCHESTER. Mr. W. P. Roberta, solicitor, Manchester, im behalf of the prizonern committed for the murden of Police sergenit Brett, Ism transmitted thefol- ?? letter to the Home Secretasyin reply td the communication refusing to poetponethe tria :. ALLEN AND TWENTY-PIVE OTH8.R Gredsam-chambers, Princess-street, Manchester, Oct. 2s 81r,-I have your letter of this morning ...

... 'TimpoPl wLtvX U vg IJ -US POFLI L=SUapaR . I * DOMESTIC. By the death of the Bishop of Lichfield, Dr. Claughton, the Bishop of Rochester, becomes entitled to a seat in the House of Lords. 'Rumours of impending bank failures were current in Liverpool last week, but up to yesterday they had not been realised. On that day, however, it was stated in most positive terms that an establishment of ...

... I ' - I S ?? I , - - .. I he THE LANCASTER SHIPOWiREE AEsodCArlN;.- ial A meeting co thisa wooiation was held esterdsy ble wat inforeed that the proceedings were private. Of &BUT ANNOYANOES.-A correspondent writes he to us stating that on Sundy afternoon he and hit- wife were walking along Smithdown-lane from the he cemetery, when he noticed' a reaopeotably.dressed are man, who was very drank, ...

... NALtuB ?rtILI =x SUPWREA. SUMMARAY. DOMESTIC. The ?? session to be held next month necessitates extra Cabinet Coun- *cil, the first of which will take place on the -5th proximo. p The position of the Royal Bank of Liver- pool is not so bad as was at first anticipated. At-a meeting of the shareholders on Wednes- day, it was stated that the total liabilities were not expected to exceed £1,650 ...

... _, D - l. ua_ I . Ourseaders will see I anotherjgatof our paer tih0pT~weP lfs'annoince to preach this is 6VIIIg o 0>-st Churh, Hunter-street, and to address sneotlng at 4.o Medical Institution on Thu- iaing. 'The bishop's arduous work at Benge Edver, and tbe part he took a the reosnt A Proceedings inthe diooese of Natal, invest hle visit to Liverpool with aptolal interest to churchmen. De : ...

... % D FlEI-ANISM. TROOPS AND SHIPS 'OF WAR ORDERED 1FOR LIVERPOOL. The following telegram appeared in the London papers of yesterday:- PORTSMOUTvH, SUNDAY EVEMNG. a Orders were received at this place this morn- ing for the .Gladiator - paddlewheel sloop, Captain Elphinstone, b'O. D'A. Aplin, to pro-. ceed with all possible despatch to Liverpool An hour and a half after the telegrara was ...

... : 7= - t - - .1 I. I. I . . . . -. I ?? :? ? p . ? ? ?? ? - o ? 1, ?, IN WW': ?*j - Toz . -rwh las meiting ofdt 6town c'unoia sae p o'-o A0to4-will-be-held on . - Wedulesday!: bkmutifi, which. is, rather of aW foxel characte tban;6therwise, -for-the nur. ~p,~seof indf~'iap bu'boiiess ; 71ui~a 'Drarn. .BiBT 1 L -Saturda nIWghtWblaJ bzth - teamer StL Patriok wai on her passage from -Dubli ...

... | . It is very creditable to the inhabitants of Lirerpool, both English and Irish, that there has not for many years been any necessity for maintaining a single regiment of soldiers in ly this town, in which there is a population of he nearly half a million of persons, some 60,000 .or or 70,000 of whom are of Irish origin.- ad Amongst. this very numerous and diversifed be population a' well ...

... ,I . i ?? *u. MflEVA IU I ThE IRREGfAR ' AT THE I, TI~ , r USt ?? . I .DlfptSIc 01' TH x'uuv L&WB )Oit% i A specialv meeting of the Workhote eoitvfe, of the,,seliet vestr.ywas~held at noon yeeserday,'aj 'thertah office, Brownlow-Il for the p1rp9j6 dfhediigthe ecleon'f the' Foor.1*w 'Boa0rd' ,with refere'n'ce t~o; th'e oh* agaist M C, arr r , the gov~rur; and etler.officera iif .the wotibouse. ...

... ONYOLTUNG CRUELTY TO A CILD. The hewing of *the charge againet Adelwide Loznaxx (the wife of a retired jourit of tht rame) of atrocious cruelty to her child, Ae Loutax, otherwise Agnes Bayly. ws remed at the Town Hall, Margate, on Wednesday, before the mayor nd a fuil beno of marats Ma-y Young said she entered the service of the. defendant in JauarW last AsnUrsemaid, and a few days after she ...

... It is difficult to keep pace with the daily and hourly changes in the aspect of the o .Roman question. Events succeed each other with bewildering rapidity and abruptness, and ; the newest 'fact of to-day is in th 'way to be , forgotten on the morrow. The insurrection a that so Speedily developed itself into some- r. thing like an invasion which all the strength m of the Italian Government ...

... MALUS POPULI j= BUPUfM6 ISU MMARY. v DO MRSTIO. The rumour that the Royal Bank of Liver- pool would suspend payment on Tuesday. morning was confirmed, and it was officially notified that a meeting of shareholders would be held on Wednesday to decide upon a course ofaction. Of the exact position of the bank nothing is publicly known. The liabities are undoubtedly heavy ; but the shareholders, ...