... ITHE NOVEMBER MTEORIC SHOWER. In the course of a lecture on Meteors and Meteorites, delivered last nighf to the Greenock Philosophical Society, Mr A. S. Herschel drew at- . tention to the great shower of meteors expected to, occur on the morning ?? '14thof.fyext month. We make the feol-,v: e nxtracf with reference to the ~ adaof -bib zy:ioi-in the expeqtjd tsower . .A h ?? df th6e-opember ...

... LATEST NEWSE I HZnLD Onic;, Thursdoy Morning. TELEGRAMS BY SPECIAL WIRE. THE BLOOMSBURY MURDER.; FURTHER EXAEfATION OF GROVED AT BO3W STREET. This being the day fixed for the further examina- tion of Groves on the charge of shooting the bands- man M'Donnell, he was again brought up to the Court in the prison van at an early hour. A con- siderable crowd was assembled in the street, but there ...

... ! BaYr OBDINARF. TELEGRAPH. 'THE LOMAN INSURRECTION. (REUTEES TELGRBAMSJ Rowe, Oct. -2L . - The insurgente were defeated on Saturday and Sunday at Verdli, Parnese, 'nd Valentino. Many Garibaldian officers have bebn arrested here. It is said that they were provided with Englishgassports. ! .. ?? Oct.22. Some'of the gates of the city are closed as a mili- tary precaution; others are open from ...

... Notwithstanding the many warnings which the travelling public have received through the press concerning the nefarious acts of the cardaharping fraternity, it would seem that these impudent sorners on simple people still manage occasionally to find victims. The most recent case which has come to our knowledge happened yesterday morning, in a carriage on the Greenock branch o. the Caledonian ...

... TRUTH STRANGEtR THAN-'ICTION. Under this head the New York Herald publishes an account of a strange case pending in the Essex Market Police :Court.. Ah woman, who gave her name as- Catherine 'Peterion, of gprepossessmin ap. pesrance came before Justice Shandley, of the Bsex [Market tolice Court, and claimed as her husband a Noireg~in named Christopher Peterson, to whom, as she alleged she had ...

... ., SEaIOUS PIT AccmsNT.-AonWednesdaymorning,: ,'2!lturrint,-HuH h bM'Apine, Ubourer,'17 :years of ' ?? thepa-rish of Bovhwell, had a very narrow eseape. with his life, under the following ?? was'employedc on No. .1 Pithead, belonging to, the representatives ofthe late Robert Stewart, Eso.,.of Miurdostoun, and when in the act of putting an empty hutch on the cage he mistook the side of the ...

... I BeI -ac CIDENT A&t -- .- - rid ^ .F An1 inqest was held on Thursday afternoon at Bsantonner rNorffiwich, on -the body of Mis . Edwards; aged 64, wbosedeathtook plce underthe. fcllowiugcircumstances -Tbebighway Wiiifhi ton Bridge crosses thenavigable Portion of the rier Weaver',by adrawhridgwichis- conttdto. revolve so as to alow ireevassage for vessels passing up and downthe river. -[Whea ...

... THE FATE OF DR LIVINGSTONE factor ~ ' . . . The following is the full teat of the letter saitte, by Mr J. S. Moffat respecting his brotheruwlaw, Dr Livingstone: Claremont, Septeraber 17, 197a Sirs, -People are incessantly askin' me whtther I have not given up all hope respecting Dr Id stone. There appears to me no necesity for us to make up our minds or the subject at pr eLq. put off ...

... 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 ...

... THE SORROWS OF LOUIS NAPOLBON. (From the Saturday ueview.) Sorrows seldom fail to come, but they sel- dom come in the way that seems beforehand most natural and most easily to be expected. His enemies long ago prophesied that Louis Napoleon would meet the fate he deserved. He wouldbeproperlypunished forhis atrocious cougp d'etfat, for all the miseries he has inflicted on private families and ...

... LETTER FROM ONE 0F THE PRISONE1RS AT MAGDALLAH. I (From the Bomby Gazette of Sept. 26.) The following letter, received by a gentleman in Bombay from Dr Blanc, one of the prisoners at 9agdallah, as been courteously placed a our die. posal bytherecipient, andwill be readwvith interest, we doubt uot, by the public:- Magdallah, July 23 1867.; My dear -,-I really do not know wiiether I am writing ...

... P ESENTATIONS TO THE-REV. DR - NORMAN MAOLEOD MIRSZMACLEOD. Last night a meeting was held .ia the Barony Mission:Church, Parliamentary Road, for the pur- pose of presenting to Dr N. Maclaod a ttimonial, consising of tthree portraits and a cabinet, frons the Barony congregaton, and to Mrs Macleod a marble bust of her husband, subscibed for by. 40' of the workigmen of Glasgow. Theremwai large ...