... EXPLOSON or A 6LOSE BLOCKADE- RUNZ1EII. LOSS 0' FORItY LIVES. The Greok blookade-runner which was lying in the Mersey, preparlrg to proceed to Grete,i exploded her boilers on Fiiday morning. The ship is is total loss, and about forty persons have been killed. The oteanmer is celled the Bubulina. She was for- merly the Bouthern blockade-runner Colonel LamF. One portion of the vessel remained at ...

... Tan DUIES OF D[%BCrRH &T AN ZLE- A. 1-- . ,, PH&T RURT. A letter from the Cape of Good Eope thus desoribes an elephant hunt there:- As, most probably, mazy of yocrt readers know little or nothing of snoh a remote corner of the world, I may as well, po-haps, mention that tbo ?? Is a division, or, as you vonld say ia England, County of the Cals, and situtated on the coast, about mid. way ...

... NATIONAL trFO mmU uniN. TIhe first of b serie, of meetings in favnur of vote by ballot, of the repeal of the ralepaying qualification for the frsnocbise, and of a radioal redastribueton of seats, was held at St James's Hall on Friday nig ht. Mr. Samuel Morley occupied the chair, and amongst others on the platfo 'm were Sfr. MI'Cullagh Torrens, M.P., Mr. Btane- feld, M.P, Mr. Berkeley, M.P., Mr ...

... 1W. LOUIS BLAENC ON THE MaNCHESTER EXECUTION. RI. Touis Blanr ia Jr te lonjeon aorrespondent of the Paris Twulps In the aocount which M. LonisBlanogives of the ex cation tf the Fenians at Manchester, ae says:- t last, all ii Bayed! Official England draws her breath. May you be blessed, God of Mercy! On Satlin- day last O&lcraft, your faithful minister, strangled three men. Then here were ...

... A letter from frpt zzia, in the Gazetta del Popolo of the 21st instant, says:- ,Yesterday both of Garibaldi's sons paid him a visit, but they left the same day. A distinguished physician of Milan, who was specially sent for by the general, hae been admitted to him, but he was esoorted to the door by carbineore, ard cbiged to pledge his word of honour that he wculd not talk of politics, to con ...

... BY GEORGE M. F. GLENNY, JUN. ORE GHRDE;N.-NO. 2S Tne AnTrartoKU (continued).-The winter dressing should be managed Be follows:-tirat out away all large leaves, but in doing so, be careful not to Injure the cantritl ones, or new shoots Then dlg the ground between each row, raising the soil gradually ridgewlse, not only over the root, but olose about tile plans. In frosty weather. see that the ...

... DESTRUCT1VE CONFLsAGR&TION. On Tu dtay evensng tue norv, -venbern oistrictof the metropolis was visited by a ?? fit gratiou by which the inward and outward loawing sbecds end stores of KessrsL Iiokford, e'nd Chaplin and Florue, the casriers of the Lon- don and North- lestern Rtilway, at Camden Station, were destroyed. The first intimation of the ire, which has resulted in a terrible calamity, ...

... COUNTRY E3DITION. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1867. I Another Penny on the Income Tax. Thanks to THEODORE, King of Abyssinia, we henceforth pay Five Pence instead of Four Pence. And it will be well if that is the worst of it. We shall, in all probability, soon be asked for another penny, and it is by no means impossible that consumers of tea and of spirits may ere, long hear of something to their ...

... SBOHCTYCG CAT& TO 1,e A FARMER AND HX Ad 2,|I z la - TO DE&.TH. L RulE. On Sandav mr-rnin ?? ?? v h not-tottrnig last, about six ac~ house cid. Elworrd Cooke, a well.kc,-,; It. tarm able farmor, waa diseovered to be on firs d exceedingly inflmumable obarariter, the io -lk(fa was burnt to the groutd befre any efe , ]1 could arrive. What is moreg psill ?? s Kra. Cooke, with their four your ...

... t Oa RVENT POLITICAL EXECU- -TIONS. or;B T59 VDITR en RExYNteWO S WMW9rAPIRn _ goaenceforth, at least ao long as the Tories re- SIR pOST, the Government of England will be nsted abroaed, if not at home, as one of ,lood. f- upo ita hauds-blood which not all the n o' Arabia. cian wash away. Like Cain, it tie te rk of blood up--n its forehead, and the beau. he stacteato the English Governmcent ...

... DALt COS~EMNO;RARBS 00 1)tc -We take the following from the * t LI r .. . 'y of Sussian Ameia e a ?? the United ftatep arafrm,.lly ceded on the 8th of wol aebeen utterly ucoable to e AftctAn p055e5500n5 against the 0 ...

... AMEED TnADes' UTNtIOT OUTRAGE8.-0 ThotSdY, a xLvetig, onvened by the oonmmitte, of the OperB Ie uou'S30iety, 1was held at :h Siame t l, B°UVetls 2smet, 1 for the purpose, as avnoucced of ?? onvrage lardy perpetrated ia the trade at PFadIcgmn2 In tne cirCular, to thich the name of the .e.reiery of the tty Was appended, giving an ?? to tP rneet- 25g, The following Sentence wea inserted: ?? We ...