... ~TIE BOROUGH MTEMBERS AND LOCAL BUSINES.~~ Tos the EDITRos Of the DAILY 1'osT. _i,-onoO remoarks heavicig lately beon mcade as, to tim 5eteclocal business has received fromn Mess~ri. lIrIgh sa icit is thought by severali Otfins ceigloaiel'liotill .11 icumen pon usa to say at few wordsci li'iejct t IhlaiHsib is at this preseist ticoso probably C'LAOW. linure douable to the owsners of inroliorfy ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. Correspondents who set ainy special value upon their con.- musnications must keep copies of thetm, as we cannot under- take to r'eturn unused conlributions. All letters intended for publication nmust be accompanied bry the name and address of tOre writer, not necessarily for publication, but for the information of the Editor. ''A Subscribhr.-Jieccipt stamps mnst be ...

... 'l'l wwe~.''',i'''i , Cr thli wcoe, has, been thle g;hei'u- illy (If lo est I it 'ii aC1rlronpI I 'u0 , anI v en I t S'eO IIdt ouIly' ill i niportarnce to Ht Ie recent. C hurch Coingress in tilhe bkkCountry's lfoy'al ltown, Th1'le Anlcienit (Itikl (Iof !'orestels maliy be tee kornei the Levijathan I friendly 1oc 1(ic, ioes-sig igs it does N,iui) t!mitS, %loh', tt tllullilwirS, andl, ini thle ...

... ltrJTLjit's TrELE RAUMS.1 ARRIVAL OP THIE QUEEN IN PARIS. PARIS, SFPTEIeIe.m 10. Queen Victoria arrived this morning at tielity minute3 past ten. l1cr lMajesty was received at the Fasternl Rail- way Statioun by Lord Lyons. GE1NERAL GARIBALDI. A private despatcli from Florenco in the Patrie states that (atibaldi had left Caprera for Malta, from which he intended to proceed to Naples. The ...

... AMR. DIXON IN S'P. GEOltR 'S WARD. Last evening, a large and cost elithlssis tiO iseetiag of electors of St. Georges Ward was held in tile large 5scssol-roons Of thle EbenezerChsapel, Steelhouse lane. Mr. J. Sp Wright prist 1, and was arcompanied by Mr. Gee. Dixon, M.., Messrs. W. P. Bennett, KIneebone Schmadlborst, Rogers, J. 8Lle, d uotheri. AbouitCOO working men werepresent. Hleartysliceors ...

... ll~ - , A , 11,. I -- - DBsl:IACEIl: L I'LAIAVIOt'iR co ExuR ti, caisislS-At the close of la-st motlith the clergy and part of the congre- gatiOn of St. Stephen's Church, Birmingham, had an ex- cursioll to Warwick, and, as usual with. excursionists, solice of the party, whiich included several young ladies, o rcceded downi this River Avon to Warwick Castle in IIicats, frolm Eniseote Bridgel. ...

... UNITED BUILDING SOOIETY. The 11th annual meeting of this society was held last evening, at the offices, 44, Waterloo Street. About eighty members were present. Ur. Richard White was voted to the chair, and after reading the rule for convening the meeting, called upon the Seoretary to read the report. From this It appears that the receipts for the past financial year had been £14,293. 15a, 7d., ...

... LaY EL55C'TIIIC 'IUrJMS5SAP5S.I H(OUSEE OF COMfMONS. The Speaker took te chair jat twelve o'clock. ALLEGED FL(OGGlNG OF A ROMiAN CATHOLIC PRIEST. Mr. RIxEerI:N4 ased whether it was true, as reported in some Anieelican and English papers, that the Rev. Mr. Mielahon, now confilled ili a Clanadianl prison1, haMd beers fiogged for receiving a few copiesof a newspaper forwarded to hirel Ai,. A nai ...

... BENGLER'S CIRCUS. To the prcvioesly p)otent and varied attractions of this iop;;]ar paco of aliausement the proprietor has this week added a Iew series of Arabian Nights' Entertainmients, as original and almost as wonlorful as those with which tcb inventive Schehorazade molliied eher nsel lord, and saved her forfeited life. InI one respect, the marvels of the I3eni-Zeolg-Zoug Arabs possess ...

... HOPM1NS ,:. THE ANOR QESTER AND BIfl-MING]IAM CA*>NAL COrMPANY. An application ill tils lnatteir wIt's tesife to Vice-Cimrceilior til'ard, yesterdaIy. -Ibr. Drue, ') .C., end hir. Fox Biristowe, in- stricted by Moessri Cest and Ileton, Blirioiwlhsau apiieared for the plaintiff :Mr. 2i ly, t Q.('., zd Mr. ?Fced, inlstructed by 3Jicssrs.Tvdlkllt, Johnson, and 'I!ya>ll, uiinariaial, were for thi ...

... THE LEAMINGTON & MIDLAND COUNTIES I ARCHERY MEETING. This fashionablo err llt of the texophilltes of thc Mirliln Counties was resumed in the .1e'plrsoll Gaardlens, at Leeamington yesterday. The contest wlas concluded shortly before six o'clock The winners were declared iLs follow - PRJtZE' LIST. (;I:XTI.VI I:N' PRIaZES. For the grcatest gross score, .s)., r. H. A. Ford (Cheltenrhas Archers', 1 ...

... METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CONFERENCE Tbe Conference missionary meeting was Iceld in Zion Chapel, Longton, on Monday.evening. There vras a moderate attendance. Mr. A. Pilling (Bolton) presided. The meetinS was opened with singing and prayer, after which the Chairmean called upon the Rev. S. H-ime, mission secretary, to read tle annual report, a document of considerable length, from which the ...