... LA- I L - L XA W; . ' 8 NAEWS.0 - .3-. .. . . . I -T X HERALS O I MonG, , rf , TELEGRAMS BY GEOIAL WA.h !_ ?? ___i THE FENIANT OUTRAGE n NAgo, llT.Er. | APFROACHWG TRIAL OF THE 3B150NER. | t Manchester, Saturday Night l The trial of the men who: have been committed c upon the charge of being concerned in rescuing-C0: a Kelly and Captain Deasey from the prison vand - the murder of Sergt. Brett, ...

... lA.IL, WAY RECEIPTS. (From the Times.) Ti, 'tradcre~,uipts Of lailways in the United King- a a.atfor the -week ending October 19. on a:,'kiic, to £775,710, and for the corresoonding- wn- o -1-ar 52, on 12,740 mile;, to £'744,130,, z 7t 1 m~; - i.rease of 299 miles and of £31,524. 7 - 'LuI a are. thje receipts for the pact week:- ?? ~ Milesopena. receipts. i N'1rl. Corn ltea I3 3S 2395 2,333 ...

... FXPENCH AND. GEMAN7 G.LASS>AKEUS . KThe T ie c n itiP bition1 goives, s,,som~e jntaresaetals espetti1geneh and Gemng.glass. 'e says - The Trench occtipy a position 'as 'glassnakers mijdsy between 'the .Itahlias 'and the English, but they seem to surgass all 'ther 'nstions in ,the Iaiitude of their resources, in the miiltiplicity ?? ?? d procees, ad in te beau- tiful 'asiuy of 'the?' resnlia.' ...

... I lTEAT-TME.NT or LUNATICS IN AUERIC-t A ladyresidirg in America, writing to her sister in Liverpool, cives an account of a ball which she at- tended recently at a lunatic asylum. She says:-I was told I looked remarkably well, and when pro- menading the room, leaning on the arm of an otld gallant, I felt conscious of having many eyes lookinig at us-even the eyes of the principal person, the ...

... - To the Editor of the Glagow 4Heral. Glasgow, 19th-Oct., 18G7. f SiR,-My attention has been called to a letter in f .your issue of the 16th inst., signed A Roman ,Catholic - and as there ,are certain statements therein which I think require noti'e, I shall feel obliged by your insertion of the following reply:- The writer, in the first paragraph of the letter in question, appears very ...

... I TELEGRASIS BY SPEhL'WIAR. THEY ENIAN TRIALS IS DUBLIN AND The MANCHESTER. The Ordinary Commission of Oyer and Termainer, to open in Dublin on tise 25th inst., will derive in- terest from the circumstance that a number of Ame- rican officers are tobetriedfortreasonable conspiracy. Among the names of the persons returned for trial are those of a number of the Americans w.ho, it will be ...

... -SOME RECOLLECTIONS IN CO6N=hTo!N WIT TEfB ,LEGAL PROFESSION IN GLASGOW. . (Coucizee) B I t AaOrsfllM thing of the past was the mysterious core- mony of infeftment. Perhaps it is worth while, for to the sake of the uminitiated, to recall shortly some an partibulas of that ancient, charming ringmarole. of We shall suppose that the fine property before re- Ito ferred to had been sold, probably ...

... THE REFORIM LEAGUE, AND FEIIANISM. I A meeting of the League was held on Wednesday, at the offices, Adelphi Mr Baxter Langley took the chair. Mfr Beales, who is absent from town, sent a long letter, of which the following is the main portion:- I entirely concur in the proposed national con- vention and lectures, and also in the proposed pro- test against the arming of the police-a most ...

... DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT CROOKSTON IFARM,- NEAR MUSSELBURGH. ABOUT FIFTY STMCKB DESTROYED. One of the most destructive fires that has taken place in the neighbourhood of Musselburghfor some time occurred on Tuesday at the farm-steadiig of Crookston, resulting in the destruction of a large and valuable quantity of grain and part of the farm. steading. The work-people, superintended by their greive, ...

... ROTHESAY' at ohf HARBOUR TRltST.-A ' . jdn- held on Monday in ?? Duncanin thechair whenfll~iflere1 Daniel Duncan. thee of the foil V'L,1; last week as Harbour Ttti1o1S, Pifeaer& clared their acceptance Pf~ the attention Of the TILL,.beentakse. of the -pier,~ ?? ?? 15 !athe1 ne and sugges thtitb It t ar If tor. Some discuss-on t ?? I thsmet right to bring up this ma the.~ diin ?? the ...

... I LATEST NEWS,-j HEXRAD OFFICE, Friday Momeve. itTELEGRAMS BY SPECIAL WIRE. FAILURE, OF A CANADIAN BANI. The Commercial Bank of Canada has stopped pay- ment, owing to a large loss in connection with 'the' Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad.: With a view to cover the sum due from the railwaycompany, it was recently determined to reduce the shares from 100 dollars to 60 d6llars each; but this ...

... AI^AMIrNG RAhW ACCIDENT AT TYNE'm DOCK Oagbursday night great' excteiment was caused in Soutih -Shiclds bj the news thit aesarious accident hiad IcIurrd on the Soutta Spields: branch of the -North-Efuastern Eilway at Tyne Dock. - A little .way aboe the station at -that pliceare a number of :coallines running fro.the ma lie to the drops ini. the Tyna: Docki,,ad if ppeas~thist',55stheO619O an, o ...