... DREADFUL RAILWAY DISASTER Il VRANCE. An Englise traveller on the Great Noroeerrn Rai-way of France writes as follows 'from u station named Villiers, under date Sunday:- . - An awful accident has ocourred to the night mail tratin frou celaig to Paria, carrying the pasisegpers by the English '1t trtlain that ?? at half- sat eigt ou Saturday fnilgb -aoldent which Is tgnally slarmi- lng whether ...

... LOUIS NIaPoLEOS SPZECR. -, I When % notorious burglar, 'who has already suffored under multitudinous convictions, proteste at the bar of the Old Bailey that -he is an honest and woll-disposed man, it is almost ?? to add that neither judge, jury, or the public in court believes a word ho says. And so is it. likewise, that whenever Louis Napoleon professes a pacifla policy, we ell feel assured ...

... THE PROPOSED' FUINtRAL PROCESSION. VOn Pridaiy, tne conisttee for tptvpr ocurog of a com- mutation of tbe sentence on the cendemued convicts, met at the Neg's Head, Lesthb*-lame, to receive the report of the deputnatou to the Queen, 't Wifodsor. The proceedings lasted 'several hours, aid were oharsoterizsd by great excitement. IMr. Lnoraft was called to the o -air. Mr. FINLAN stated that be ...

... GAP.DZNING. NT GEB~E P. GLE'NNY, JUN. OWEB GAREDBN..-NO. 22. ASPAflOUS (ccfrtinuedX-At the end of Narch. or tlhe coo msneremtitt of APIS. Jest previouse to the rising of the buds, have the beds loosened with~a~three, pronged fork. In ?? this averstion, you must be careful not to Iii- Josre the crO'wOE ofthe plants, as if you do, they, which you soS aepposed to-stasir; will be nll the worse for ...

... TaDDB' UNIOmflSixU *TO THS RDrOUTS OF REYNSOLD4 S LW3WSPAXLo S ,t,-I belonged to a trade's union up wards of twenty years. Attached to it is a sick and funeral benefit sooiety. The subscription to the whole is very moderate, only 3s. per week. A sick member receives 7s weekly, and ot. are given for tne burial of a deceased memtber. vrovided his contribution is below a certain amount; and 31. ...

... i It is sad that the Bslhopri of .Liobheld F7S been c ffared to~the ll2shop of New Zealandf'and ehat Bishop Selwyn has declined the cffr. MhEjsr Cathoart tiss been appointed One of the private sacretaries to Lord Derby, in the room of the present Lord Colchester. ' - The number of patients relieved at the Royal Free Hospital during the week ending November 16 was 3,13S; of which 1,309 were new ...

... ,OTTING FORTH THE CONSERVA- TriVE WORKING MAN. I go 's ZTOP O BEYNOLD8s arwosaEit. _lG strikes me that the Conservative working *n beara a strong resemblance to Mr. Dickensss 100ifal end hnmorous creation, the i naginary Mrs. f3D ~and likewise that eoythical monster of the deep, the sea-serpent. Both Mris. Harris aad the ?? watter-snake have been much talked about, but 28donbtfol if ...

... TEHI A13SBYMAN CAPTVS. The followirg b uMagdash, Sept. 7. My dear-, Your kind and welcome note of the 2nd of March was nearly five monuths on it wray here- Where the delay tosk place I cannot make ont. Our afi ire are sadly neglected at Massowsh, and it appears that our agent there has been attendit g to. sny other mtter save the Wrst'hed abyssinian captives. Ever since we -were sent hS ...

... GARIBALDI'S VICTt EY AT MONTB RO- TOVDO. The Florence correspondence of the Temps gives sen account of Garibaldi's vttack on Monte Rotondo, which will be read with interest:- Monte Rotondo is a large village with a kind of middle-are castle. It is sitiatted on a hill, surrounded by other hills, on which the Garibaldians had managed to establish their pickets. The village is enclosed by high ...

... DIR. ?? 0o2 Thursd y D'l* Mr. BrLestTl trtre in SL Jallis, ol0- -ist dJ~ ; crowded udiencech ft OpiAt,, LIX9.verA 3 _ Morley',E . prsie. erps~g lnoris the ?? of capita%' tf he aiu ?? and capital is ?? suppi saddeman in Stat oR oied by ,.01i tnply,;dds~ninagtuh'. las ?? eec0om s~~~lbin; Pt. natural and ardiflo'a maI . Ydeah kd11 la means, a of lab,1k &'i in one part, of the oont.Whe a 0nr', ...

... LETTLEE Fl0a iif REV. H. A. b 'ERN.y The letters recently published are now followed by one of the same date from Mr. Stemn to his wife, whioh oar readers will be glad to see in full:- M4 Magdala, Sept. 7. lMy dear Cbarlotte,-Ocr Amboa has been so quiet during the last mouth 1hat one might almost think that the ealm and repose of Rasselase * 'happy Va'iley ' had, in a fit of genlerosity, been ...

... I! MjUDICIAL FARCE AT MAN-, 1 |I10 CSSTER. - ED0TOt Or siVNOL38'8 NoEoWePAPr T o Fenicon trials at Manchester have Cos ' tg 0tt perfect satisfaction of the Govern- ,en have been convicted of the murder of 42 Brett 5nd sentenced to death. The exhibition th firat night's performance of a well- Every one performed his part to per- eted. were the customary compliments be- I ie ladirg coonnel; Mr. ...