... DESPATCHES. Box Xtra closes, stamp. .o the North (nieht mail) ?? I Oa m. London, Manchester, Liverpool, Bolton, 1 30a m Leeds, &c , . . Blackburn,Acerington, Darwen,Burnley, 1 30a.m. ?? Blackpool,Fleetwood,Kirknam Lytbam,) 430a.m. c. ?? 30~ m Goosnargh, Hoghton, Leyland, Long. 6 ridge, Fulwood Park, &c ?? 5a.m. 6 am, Croston, Tarieton, Bamber Bridge, &c ..o. 6 45a.m. 5 50am, Ireland, ...

... LATEST AM TBEAGRAPC NEWS. LONDON, MoNDAY EVENING. The stock markets have been dull. The reported Vrench loan has depressed the bourse, and there asg been some sympathy here. The funds have ?? a point, and in foreign stocks allbut Spanish Itave been neglecttd. Railwa~ysare prejudiced by' lhe revival ofodiscussions concerning the position and prospects of more thtan one line. 'There has been no ...

... I- I. The Sihete urges that the commutation of the capital sentence in the case of four of the five conderned Fenians at Manchester would be an act of humanity and good policy. At a meeting of the Gyana Lodge of Scottish 0 Freemasons held in Edinburgh, on Monday night, the Earl Dallhousie was unanimously elected Grand Master Mason of Scotland.I The price of barley fell last week in the Dorset- ...

... IFTHE LATE UOLLIBION NE&R Ii ol 3HE B .EwL BUGY * . ?? l IIThe cases of the Queen _v. the Hannibal, and the Retriey~ v. ?? have just been before tho,0ur'tlAd&Wialty. it ?? hitehaven -steamer Qtleen was on her ?? oassao from -this eb onthe night obf thd 1th~ LDecembog ?? Bell Buoy she came, into collisio wtthshi aunibal, -which was hi*dr&1dn% n o o heteamt4i Betriever. There wa odda ...

... -- - - .1-, -- -l -L, ? ;? 77-7 'Im.A'R.0 CORII I I gD I-- ?? TO THI HSDrOiis Oy ?? `E IYiBroon' .me-oruRat Gentlemen,-Can you Inform me -upon-hat pilple except that of eife't of milk. io maintained? 9,c bs eolbnek hsd the chttie, plaglb--nade ftc appeariaoe ti; an UP Went ths price from 2d. and 3d,-. to 4d. # d * d r quart, and thr-too for smh staff as 0 tealers thought proper tosupply. ' ...

... . IOOD RIOTS. 11 The present extraordinary high price of all kinds of proisions led to a riot at Teignmouth on Friday night week. It appears that a notice was published that a meeting of the inhabitants would take place on ?? The Den, the public pleamure ground, to consider the exorbi- tant price of provisions, and the consequent sufferings of the poor. Accordingly at eight o'clock there was ...

... A DIANCHESTkR POLICEMAN SHOT AT BY A 1 I : ;t - :I , .f . . . . On Monday evening the neigh~ourhood of the railway arch in Hyde Road was the scene of another attempt at outrage on the police, but fortunately, this time, without any bodily injury accruing. A policemn of the C division, named Daniel Comoell, was on duty in Hyde Road, when a* young woman attemapted to shoot him with a1 pistol. ...

... I ?? M. Our Broughty 'Pey correspondent sends us the following :-Last night a rather ;novel marriage t.6ok place, cad some queer. scenes were witnessed before 'the night passed over. The iuse wher the ?? off is not xuuohimore thena, mile~ to the north 6fNhls place'; and tbd agi of tho bWide- is-within a year of ?? and ten.Th bridegroom, who hall from about two miles to the westward, ie'wltbin ...

... I; THEIAWFi !iiR6 OAT-. ITEUNDALE GOL~ibBIOERY -i .FZRRDAL ROOTARY. Feindale Colliery, atwkh theiplol of fire-damp took plaoeorldyafternoon, seituate, In the ?? Rohodd Vailley, near Pcntypridd, South Walea, sadi the ppt of Mesosr D. DaviesaWnd SOnl, wfo ship' their al at Cardff. Messrs. Davis are re' oaiex oe nd own two other'pits ii i.i distrit The lsges they have Is -Ferdale Colrer, which s ...

... THE ROMAN INSURRECTION. RUMOURED DEFEAT OF GARIBALDI. Paris, Monday Evening. - Information received from 'varions sources affirms that the French and Pontifical ,troops issued tbl th from Rome this morning to attack 1 Monte Rotondo at noon. Private despatches announce that Garibaldi has been defeated. The Temps states that according to information which it believes to be correct Garibaldi was ...

... I ' , ~ . . - . , I.. . .I . . | - - ,.E.NIANISM.I POLICE PRECAUTIONS IN LIVERPOOL. At 1ihe principal bride we inthin town a a number of polioe-constables, armedwith revolvers , are kept on duty dayr and night, sO tht in case of .any disturbance talng plaoe, a large body of e armed men could be concentrated at aany point for e the protection of the peace. At the detective office, in Dale ...

... CONBERVATIVE WORKING MEN. . - t 'We have heard a good deal lately about a Conservative working men, but we cannot a say that we. know much more about them than ;, when the phrase was first invented. We are e bound to believe that Conservative working men actuaily exist, for it would be uncivil to e discredit the loud and repeated asseverations s of the newspapers and responsible politicians ...