... - . I - I. t' :Aw ?? swep' ove r d the:-mei.ghbourhood onl the night of Sunday,. Sept. ' S'dth s s revolts h of, the followingyda vthusreploittisatatsoi' The' ;first to sufer -wurethenative boats, numibers of Wh~ose ''crew's ivouldhe bi owned but'~forrthee'ertion . .tlekwiaer,p~olicb. Asi 'the nig~tht wore' on trhe Qtr * of the indl rose yet higher audnnmbers of vissels -Shlier sak eor wer ...

... THE LATE BISEOP OF LICHFIELD. The Rev. J. D. Massingbam, M.A, of St, Paul's, Warrington, contibutes to the Warrington Guar- diem -the following anecdotes of the inuchnlaimented prelate ijt Alost to the Church; of E}gland-,- As tie bishop by whom I. was ordained deacon and priest, and who at an early od.confided to me tie care of a new p arish ana iwhose diocese it was My happnkes -to labour ...

... ELOPEMENT w A WDDING DAY. 'A correspondent of the DOblin Erprcss writes that in a locaity called The Seven Churches, about sevenmilesdistantfrommAlone, a welthy farmer resides, named M r B , who -has several *Sonesand one daungter. Two of the sons emigmrted some years ago to Americ, and, bythelastaccounts. received from them, were doing well. The others (twv6 in number) remained at home ...

... 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 ...

... FEARS REGARDING THE SHIP TAY. . (From the Dundee Advertiser of aturday.) On Friday evening three more whaling vessels ar rived in the river from Greenland-namely, the Alexander, the Arctic, and the Polynia. They ar- rived in the docks between two and three o'clock this morning, and we regret to state that their tidings regarding one of the vessels which has been left be. bind-viz., the Tay-are ...

... LANDLORDS AND Houns FAcTo,'A qsmA~ioox._ On Priday night a meeting of landlords and house factors was held in the Mlechanics'fll-MlrGeorge Arbuckle presiding-at which it was agreed to form a House Proprietors and House PactersiAssociation in Greenock. Acode ofurulessimilartothooeadopted by the Glasgow Association was read aid adopted Mr John Gillespie was appointed secretory, SCREW STEaMEn TIC ...

... - 0 AS?uLT AT Bisasor'oi-;,James Mullen, Hugh Morris, and Mark Dangan, labourers, Bislhoptoni .were charged at the Justice of Peace Court, on. 1Thursdky, before Alex. Pollock, jun., E6Q.,' with Whkaving7 un tbe l9th instl., assaulted Bugh-Wfrndewar,i carpenter, Dunmbarton, Gilbert Currie, innkeeper, Bishopton, and Catherine Currie, by striking MlIndewar with their fists and with a poker, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THEE FENIAN OUT RAGE. 'IN MANC.E_.TE_! OPENING OF THE SPEiAL OOM39SSIONi (From our own Corespondeantl The Special Commission appointed to try the 26 prisoners who are charged with the murder of Sergeant Brett, of the Manchester police force, on the 18th of September last, was opened at the Assise Courts, Manchester, on Saturday after- noon, before Sir John Mellor, Justice of the Court of ...