... LATEST AN NE OX~GRAPHIC -EW T ~ ?? COMMERCIAL. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING. Iheb business has not been active on the Altbhog e, the general tone of the market Steen good. There is certainly less disposition ast togll time past to sell speculatively and tbaito buy speculatively. This has been less SIorellous in foreign stocks than in railways, Ct foreign stoclis have been well supported. ,jllollS ...

... it le Last evening, a meeting of this association was r, held in the assembly room at Mr. Stokes' Sea. It cosabe Hotel. There was but a small attendance. n Mr. Charles Couldwell, the chairman of the amso- , Ciation, preided. The placards etated that as is matters of importance wl be brought before the r meeting, the attendance of the ratepapers, and 3,particularly the owners of property in ...

... tsjfEST AgpINEWS. bE~~D1~~ 11, , TELEGRA-MS.]c c C.NUED SPREAD t coT~oF -rupE t0tltl IN SPAIN. 1;IalCATJON OF THE At ',EEN. t SrPFBXVTE FIGHTING h AND INSURGENTS. s ,qM ' 'oN OF ROYALIST v T11OOPS. I p} -lTIfNG AT SANTANDER. a MADRID, SEPT. 25. a at the head of a cohlun of 3000 b :;59 Sastt llr at noon yesterday, after a with the inhabitants and 500 h .2 tad 11)r o nncd for the revolution, a - ...

... THE. ruD1 4E, iA INQUEST ON THE BODIES OF TWO OF 'THE CREW. heQ`~Cnwe~aeaYr- C, Aspinaillboroughoororier, d an adjourned inteest on the bodies of John Krinsella and JXI C 1obert, two of the crew of the tiip Tait which wva wrecked in the Mersey during the fearful leo on the 22nd ult. The bodies WVerewicked up in the river at the close of ast weet tr. Leofric Temple, barrister, appeared t.o ...

... THURSDAY NIGLIT. d The business of the country during this week ~s been uniform. En erybody wlho is anybody in jl Aectln matters has been bent on discovering who t be and who is not to be a voter under the new a fiW. The effect of the investigations that have been made in ILondon has been to throw a very a: t number of worthy people into absolute per- f plxity a to who has and who has not a ...

... LO)SS (II ,SIX LIVES. WVeynmonth was etartle(l on Tuesdlay by a report of the losib of six, sailorg belonging to her Majesty's ship St. G:eorge, 72, C.aptain Nolloth, eo~nns-mrd Fbi u, Statiouned in l'ortlniiil1a IId9. Several ailore of the St, Gei-oge bha( blun on1 leave for a day or two, and, aecordlilig to lustoml, every mioriifnl Illlitli were Sent froni the Yhil) to P'ortlal Plier t ti ...

... TIlE POSITION OF TIlE CLIURCU| I ~OF ENGLAND).I Ir The letter of Dr. Pusey to the Wesloyan 3- Conference, in which ho arnonunce tho I approaching downfall of the Church ot s- England as a national cstablishmiioit, i ?? ir been followed very speedily by a seonno l- from the Rev. Dr. Vaughan, the very ablr. ;, and learned rector of Doncaster. lie all . ;o peaks of the separation of the Cluirch ...

... ?a?NEWS. ? announced bimseIfP?8 . -t hanntm ?? Wile 1WichMr. . It. .ikedidat , for &.ward. Oolonel ig dein I ord of the TreatlJ. f01ie roI-Y a relst ,ve of the late Sir Bndrow',,. Tf the Liveipool Free 0)e the .Ol;(ier 0 to contest I lted , ?? ~imt General Forester ((ksrC t~) re will Ie tote4d in the Liberal ire ddrolc5 of cadidates will shortly I w rW. %f. Wynne has h ~wih lie declares his ...

... THE EARTHQUAKES IN SOUTH IAMERICA. I ?? the arrival of the French mail steamer it Nouveau Monde at St. Nazaire, on the evening of the 22nd instant, we have received an extra of sheet of the Panscama Star and Hcrhld of Sept. 1, 3r containing the following'graphic account of the in earthquakes in South America:- h In a letter d dArwica'. 2Nugent, agent of the Pacific Steamship Compaly, iA ...

... We cannot undertake to return communications of which we do not avail oursolves. Communications should always be legibly written in Ink, and oen one eide f the paper on°; length increases the ?? of fludilg space for them. Whatever is intended for insortion must be authenticated by tho niame and address of the writer, not necessarily for publication, but na a giarantee of his good faith. ...

... | A MIMERABLE DEATH. An inquest Bas been held at NOW-ewrO respecting the death of James Jabitor, aged 7 Years, an independeflt gentlemill, who Was founl dead in his room at. No. 82, Asylunlroad.. From the evidence of his son it appeared thea deceased had cohabited for the last seTen, years with a Mrs. Bailey. He had ample means,- consisting of hoise property. William Ken4R, auctioneer, of 107, ...

... DREADFUL ACCIDENTS WITH uN FLAMMABLE OIL. -An accident of a very painful nature occurred d on Wednesday atOldWashington, near Newcastle, e wich tunfortunately resulted in the almost instan- tanefcus death of one individual, and serious, if not r fatal, injury to several others. On Wednesday Jmorning it would appear that Mr. William Stokoe, grocer, Washington, received, in the ay of trade, t ...