... THE WREK- OF TAE 1BOSPHORtY [ Tbe following fuller particulars of the loN of the Bosphorus steamer are taken from thbe PtEliabeth Tel epreph:-' On Saturday last (Oct. 19) no coals being procure able at Simon's-town, the Bospweors, afteraaplendid passage out from iiverpool left at port for 'the purpose of taking in coals to bring her on t Bombay, from whence. she was to be despatched by the ...

... TH AT HAa : Ai . HMA WIs .TH RTHQUiKE !AT ST. THOMAS.' T the following are extracts from 1etters 'written on, ?? mnail' steamer Paama- I have to report my airriva herench steamer Panama. Having had yellow'feier onlboard, I exiect we shall be quarantined 'for five 'or'seven days. On tbe 18thl of November, at 3diO'pjm.,` St. Thomas 'was visited by a severe shook of earthqoake_ followed'by' ...

... OLND AND IRELAND.-GOVERN- DilNqT BY CANNON AND CAL- mA-FT. TO TEM Vt'oa OV =IIOLDS'S iqUWPrjN. SO,-Tf.O ~'Government is at its 'vits en' how to d,,l with Pfanianirm. Like a bruieed and battered n-:iist, vdth ono eye bungod up, aad the other fol- ]oiocn sr.t, our Tory rulers hit out mildly left and right ?? where their blows *wiil fall, or what L tney will bave-. We all must deeply deplore the ...

... NUSCELLA~goiD. The number -of patios rfefloed ,Vc tit Roal, Freo Hospital during the week onding Doeimber 14 Was 8148, of whioh t 031 weise new espes. A prelbei(d5l Stall in )9t. paul'S; Cathedlral has rbeome Vs-act by the dclat of the XA W. W- .Besry, h.A It is in the gift of the Bishop of London. Mr. J. Gurney Hoare, the banker of LombarTd-streot, hcs been elected president of Guy's Hoopital ...

... I INDGNATION SEETING AT PADDINGTON. At a meeting of the Paddington vestry held on Tuesday, the Rev. the Dean of Exeter in the chair, Mr. Roche, the vestry representative at the metropo- litanboard of works, said behoped the vestry would. give'such a forcible expression of their opinion on the recent dastardly outrage committed by Fenians at Clerkenwell on the [ 13th inst. as would assure her ...

... PUBLIC MEETING IN CLRKEhWELL. A public meeting of the inhabitants of Clerken- well was held on Monday evening, in the Parochial seboolrooms, Amwell-street, Olerkenwell, ?? to con- sider the-best means to be adopted to alleviate the distress caused by the outrage perpetrated on Friday, andby which several persons are rendered destitute and homelesa. - Mr. Churlchwarden Willcocks oc- cupied the ...

... GAUIEALX AND HIS GLASGOW SSIX- mAdoAkSEPS. Mr. William Uo~vau, obinicinan of a puelic meeting iiel In Glasgow in Novemoor last, had received the follo wing from General Geribaldi: Dear Sir,-! wish to express my gratitude to you Pad your fello w-citizmos for the admirable resolutions whioh you so unanimously passed a ~ the great Aessmbly remnontly hoeld In your ancient oity to expresg symapathy ...

... [Th1e bolloxill appewed ha i r T'OWN LDITION lost Meek'] MgE TERRIBLE FENIAN oUTRAG-E IN Clerkenwell. MlESSAGE FROM THE QUE EN TO TrHE SUFFERERS lst Saturday morninglir. Smith, the Secretary of the Royal Pres Hl(ita1, Gray's Inn-road, received the following telegraphic mes- S g, regardinlg the health of the sufferers:_ W \indsor Castle, Saturday: , F'ront Sir T. Bidduiph to the Secretary of ...

... COUNTRY EDITION. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1867. TOPICS OF TIE WEEK. The crime which was committed on the afternoon of Friday, the 13th instant, when some Feuians exploded a barrel of gunpowder, or of some still more powerful combination, by the side of the House of Detention, Clerkenwell, and murdered several persons and muti- lated many more, is now so well understood in all its hideous details, ...

... DUv. W. ZE GLADSTONE AT OLDHAM 1p__ 1:. Ad_ 0.. P -i- CMo ,Xn- X67gut. fl011. VW i. LrUBEG1LO, Ea r., ?? uli. hum on Atednesday. and iet with a enuthusiati recep- tion. He went to the Eartford Works, bt locginC to Plait Brothers and Co.; and afterwards viited the Sun Mill, Middleton. occupied by a ce operative cotton manufoo. tory company The sight hon. gentleman next visited the co operativa ...

... EPITO OFFRINA~)4EEANHWs f THE feat of walking, 100 miein twenty-four houra has-been accomplished by a citizen at Portage, Wis.; named Hassel, who did it with forty rsina tes to spar . . IT is stated that -a mian crawled two and a quarter miles on all fours, in the northern art of New York state lately, to win a wager of ten doUars. -He made .the distance in two hours and six minutes. AN elk, ...

... 3ARTQu7AME AT ST. THOM&ASS. fA W A A ...