... O jj, £,N8TIT&UTI Meohaws' Hal, Haifax Wu rowded and- theh.. mmber wee acompai~-to the platform-by a larg ?? Withi M% aterK 4 z ai tjithoect favour '~with- to. ~ ~ ~ w ?? OdiY9fatl i t-ihbHe~ Pt*rt&aofa I ,~tierfria~ thti ethefoha~oq bnti o~d -eoth bH ?? te a oosit0m an ecC ~lO~Q ~m til'ed oatdei 16'hd'r th thene fminorites, oftobe - an vidt l 'to- eike ter4 re A, to (H .p ) -iof thime ...

... It T=E INTERATiONAL CONGRESS POF 'WORKMEN. I i: ?? (mu oii erean osmr'nr) ; BRUSSELs, Sm. 12. i The diseusswon upon the question of Mutual credit among weormen, which took place twie evening at the Thentre du Cirque, in presence of a 4 more numerous audience than had previoucly I assembled to witnewtheproceedingeof the congress; revealed the existence of amno~timportant andmaite- t rial ...

... WEATHER REPORT, MONDAY, SEIr. 14, 8 A-K. . 11 . Extrome, lea, . llai ,. 80W. It 4 t A. rdsen,, o10 5to6t 44 N. 1 IIN.N.E. 2 Esith.. 80 .11f45145 N. 4 2 N.E. bo - _ 9hields , .. 3.08f15248 E.N.E. 3 6 N.E. o _ 6 searborn' ?? 80.0 I f49 ENE. 6 5 N.E. eo _ 4 Vawmouth.. .P9.s6f £O50 N.N.E. 4 a ?? o _ Heider ?? 6-N. N.W. 6 _ _ 0 3 Cuxhaven - ---I _ _ _ _ _ _ Skudesnaes.E,84 D9- N.N.W. 5 7 N.N.W. ...

... ANOTMR TRAGEDY AT BRAIDVOBD. On Wednesday9 as reported in anoter page, Wil. iLqD Bearley, a Bradford police-offeocr, cut his own aaihid wife'sthroat. n exactly similar eventb h Zastley~g, residing wloh ED ?? at the I* huse of his parents in Warwick-street, Leeds road, 'irtt CUt his' Wife's throat 'with a rxazor and .than cat lis own. Both surie however, and are lelyto recover, Shortly' before ...

... IOUR PqNT~MPQRARItgE. ?.A'WAY CAUIlAGE Poots..- The Times thiitks ire may nbw take it for grauted that ninety-nine travellers out of a hundredwould mschpieferhto have both the carriage doors tunloced. Nor does it 5ohlov that bhat in the infancy of railway travelling Iaav have been a wise precaution is a jiu3eioue prsc- tie stiil. People must have learnt something in tw ent ng~s exeineo0h ...

... OCCASIOVAL NOTES. The Attorney-General of Nova Scotia has very properly been required by the Lieutenant-Governor to explain his recent speech against confede- ration. He was asked whether he wished to be understood to proclaim his disloyalty ? Mr. Wilkins answered that he was not disloyal, but very much the reverse; only that annexation to the United States was better than confederation. But ...

... Tuesday, 2 dlOck. Ovid C-beninald newd. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. I ELECTION IN THE VAR. TOULON, Seft. I5.-The election of a deputy to the Corps Legislatif for the Department of the Var took place yesterday. The number of electors on the register is 35,267, of whom 30,435 voted. M. Peyruc, the Government candidate, was elected by 17,441 votes, against 12,889 obtained by M. Dufaure, the Opposition ...

... _ On Tuesday, before tae revising barrs'er for Lam- both, a letter from a claimant, which had been received iv the Liberal agent, was read. It was as follows:- ?? Fleming-road, S.-Dear Sir,-Thauks to you for the notice to attend the Registrar's Court to-morrow, but I shall be unable to do so; nor can I attend by deputy, as I am a single man, and as my landlord is also away at business, and he ...

... * ?? . ?? Even A Saatoa coreeondet. ritig aoutthe fashion there, wie dress to worry ethe women. swa A goode train for Italy, camposed of four rarrisgag, has been Ovso consumed by fire while asonening the Acclivity of Termignon, cra at 87 kilimetres (each five-eighths of a mile) Item St. Mi~hel. har The engine-driver, etokor, and oondtiotor of the train escaped. Athi, The conflagration wes ...

... | THE COMING OF. AGE OF THE MARQUIS I This5v^ni haw habn - 41- n A ?? am iien ceienrawecoti wie immense estites cf the Marquiszof Bute at Cairdiff and Scotland with all the outward and visible slgns of intense rejoioing. Monster feasts, fireworks, fo., &a., have figured con- spocuously in the programme. The Western Daily Expresa thus describes the treat to the Sunday-sohool children:- * The ...

... PEACE OR WAs I Pf. Gni7zct - ov-j ; -A I A. UI4-A7 ex-rremuer of France, has written a pamphlet on the above GubjectA wh oh haa created a oon- siderable impression in political oiroles. The venerable statesman reviews very calmly and temperately the state of feeling of the various ruling man in Europe, and their peoples. He shows that pacific ideas predominate in France--her war fever having ...

... NEW&AREET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. TUESDAY, SttTO'talu22..-Weiglhis for the GREAT EASTERN RAIL- WaYdd HADcp westaikes of 15 sacs Qeah, 1 ft, with 100 adefar thro Ierol n upwards; winners extra; vvil his =t~lltlalatve t of tlre second horse to receive 25 sovs out of the stakes; T.Y.. fivfrlonga 140 yards. (70 Subs.) ai;eg at lb ago at lb aest xi ?? . 910 Ndnea .a . 47 Ladytlightloraw 6 10 Tie ...