... 1 . ?? ~ . . In: : * ,,j - : , l GPVIM EUP - ; ?? - ' . . .: .i IK , I . .SUMMA1RY. . - DOMESTIC. : 'The intimation 'that the Government has' Ssolved: to' tae measures for assimilating the telegraph to the postal service throughout the c -UJnited Kingdom -and to adopt a uniform rate F hbas. been received with great satisfaction. in '1 commnercial circles. The fact that there are | hundreds of ...

... THE ESCAPE OF RELLy AD DEASEY. 1de; [ The N!etw York Sun of the 28th nltito nakes Y the following ?? tain M,% far Deasey, who was arrested in Mancester ring rescued by the Fentans of that plae, r and wa thiscity on Sunday. He wil be te de ed afbin 601VO reception on Tuesday. Captain ~Degre x & Sl humorous account of his escape fr ?? A Having packed up his tranks with the adof It he Colonel ...

... .IMPORTANT TO BUILDS AND OWNERS OF BUILDING LAND. I __ _ __ _ INVALIDITY ON. A'LOCAL BYLAW. A case which is of considerable importanse to the owners of building land in this neighbourhood j, was determined In the Court of Quoen's 'Bench on The 9th instant. By the Local Government Aot, 1868, eeo.' 34, every local board may make bylewe (1) with respect to the level, width, end constrao- tion of ...

... I .. LEQTlae VESTY.> I ?? t Ahe ngstly'meett yesterdays at the palish _'Offlpevl, the.Rev. Reotor': Campbell' preeidec.. ,here were also present Mr. ChhIrohardesilaud, Mr. Churtchwarden Satchel MeBsroEdottjeok, 8yere, HorsfallW. Rathbone, jun.,VCrgpper, Ower. beuono'nAitlren, (Joupland;. Knglgt,'Oritehleyj' Byron,. Maxtip, .:IB. Roberts,,. Smith, Jensiegs, and Oosgra'ce.-'' ?? ;OVERCROWDING ...

... i we .. TO T l ; Ad- / mpn,M a ;z EtCa t ~atron t' ?? ut oaltd' wthe ~Gordon ?? sentnant' Geerf on. Greyt ColonelH. 'Vo bnsuomoby thte 'TEQUft~rAIT- LiNCASTIW4` On Sstrday'teiQuen moade a' brW ~tay i Lancaster on her. journey fro~ ctai, h !royal part7 were entertained at rafs n h 1x~rdrom ft3 Lanciatar and ?? Intodued o teroyal presence, ni h aa hdthe honour of presenting a drswih hew Majesty ...

... A MOIWDN O?ONFERENOI? ?M ? ?? ?? esent6iiiboffic efraeiooft& ternions;&iaa e on0 1 u:khpdgzy * ie, Temperance 'Hll, qros. ye~or-street, hlaches *I. iahi ?? W*Ierread f'r6in the 'e ?? ~tthe m~o~the~n'dhtzio ad thei afternioonand vn twere devoted to explamatqons of the prfnelples'an doctrines of the Lattek'Day 'saints. . 'One of. 'the Mv telve' ?? tes, ? t~. ichard', presdede~i .over the ...

... LATEST AD . TEL13GRAPHIC NEWS. COMMERCIAL. LONDON, WBDNWDAY -EVEMN N. owing to the sort of reports made of the Fenian movements there has been a partially unsettled eeling in the stock markets, which has prevented ,le fude from maintaining the beet pricem of ,esterday, though there baa been no pressure of stock. Some descriptions of foreign stock hare improved, especially Greek and Spanish, ...

... I ' t A, ?? E j' ?? Iv 9l1O'TION OF BIRMEN3AD O. .OM 8 . '--The annual ole'ldIo' of' Birkenhead commis- dtoners tdok ^ place yesterday, Athe olling place being at the Town Heall. Mr. Ambrose Wahi,' 'Ulaiw-OekV to th8'oomznlmioners, officiated asie- turning ffce; There were nine vcnis h Lee t vho, retired i, l, rotatibn were ,Mee i.mWmpL 6 lr H.. .R. 'Asp U' ?? Thomni CEftno; 3 -A macti, ames ...

... MR. JOHN BRIGHT, M.P., ON TIM BATERAYING CLAUSES OF THE REFORM ACT. Mr. Bright, in hig letterrelative to the rate- paying clauses of the Reform Act, says- I observe a, constant reference to what is termed 'the personal payment of rates,' as tf something new had been introduood into the act. So far as I know, there is no such phrase in the act as 'personal payment of rates'-a form of words ...

... :I B UAILOBSR`ON TH AFRICAN 8ILOJ.n!L Captain A. P. Eardley-Wilmot, P.B., gives his opinion of the real causes of so much mortality on board the ihlps of the trader. onr the coast of Africa. He say- Any one who has been on board a 'palm-ofler' wil scarcely wish to repeat his visit. The stench and filth are dreadful which are much increased in Africa by the terrible heat of the climate. The oil ...

... ISCENE AT A SPIRITUALISTIC I MEETING. A considerable number of persons were attracted to the Merchants' Hal, GIgow on Monday evening by an announcement that Mrs. Emma e Hardinge, a lady who hba been giving publi ?? Spritnalm, wou addresg an audience. The advertiement of the meeting h stated that as Mrs. Hardinge's lectures were pro. r fessedly InsplrationL it was deemed advisable that the ...

... H RR BRR:1BT.DBVE';OJ- BY A' A LtOflTEDc &flSja Ii Oai y ?? diablolisel e.ueeof vitriol throwing ticommitteA ip Dundee by a wp9*aa. amnr,,d -Ata Douglas, a ee am-loom worker; tidis'g[la, Park-ntry upon t e person of. Jame6'Main, manion, w*ho lves in 8tewatt'a-court, Seagate. ain I was employed hewing stones for a mew house whiph is being, erected for DMr. Thomas Thornton at Dduhop's- aerrace, ...