... REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST OFPICE FOR TRANsmfussIoN ABROAD. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1s68. An- r- 3- - , I ...

... THE RECENT EARTHQuAKE. 5 PANDMA, 1st September via Nazaire).-The 6Panama Star of to-day says -Intelligence from e Caliao to the 22nd August says the calamity has f been wide.spread, and awful in its severity. The L-loss of life and property is great, and the ruin, s misery, and destitution appalling. Cities, towns, t and villages, once well known in the interior of e Peru, and many important ...

... I FRIDAY, 10 arm. (By Telegraph.) T HIS MORNI NG'S NEWS COMMERCIAL The favourable news from Spain produced a good effect on all the Markets yesterday. Notwithstanding the approach of the 4th of the month there is no increase in the discount demand, andiin the Stock Exchange advances are offered at I& to 2 per cent. The Paris papers containan advertisement inviting subscriptions for tho New ...

... LOSS OF A HULL BARQUB. . i , , ' . ?? -- - Messrs. J. Bilton and Co., shipowners, Hull, have received the following telegram, dated Greencastle, Saturday afternoon, from the master of their barque, Vasco do .Gaims, 481- tonsi registler, from Quebec tto Sunderland with woo'd:-- l Vasco de Gama waterlogged; abandoned 20th September, lat. 47, long 44 five. days in boats; allI hands picked up by ...

... CONVEYANCEW' OF PRISONERS. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. GFNTIMEN,-I happened to see in the papers of Friday and Saturday last a notice of the death, in the Wakefield House of Correction, of John Connor, com- mitted at Halifax a few days before for damaging a window. In the report of the inquest it is stated that an the way from the Wakefield station to the prisoa he (John Connor) fell ...

... The ?? notes on the phenomena accom. Eanying the beautiful display of last night (the 19th) may e interesting to many. A beautiful soft light was observel in the N.W. as early as seven p.m., which gradually brightened and took the form of a long flat arch spaunia; the horizon from W. to E. The extreme ends of the areg rested on the W. and N.E. points. The upper limit oa the luminous haze ...

... O.13R L.OEn O'llW LIET TIER. LOrwON, Friday Afternoon. Political gossip, for the present, there is abho- lutely none. It is known that the Premier's little scheme for the ?? of tha meeting of Parliament till January has been baulked. The elections will take place in the middle of November, vad the new House will be opened by the Queen in peison in the second weak of December. The great ...

... THE COLLIERY EXPLOSION NEAR . RUABON. LIST OF THE KILLED AND INJURED. The brief announcement published in ?? O( Moercury of an explosion at the Wynnstay 0olliery, or Green Pit, near Ruabon, accompanied with a serious loss of life, excited much painful interest in Wales, where disasters of this character are, happily, of rare occurrence. Special interest was attached to the ituabon disaster, in ...

... LATEST NEWSP. [REUTER'S THLIIRAU8, SPAIN. MARnDm, Oct. 8, 8 p m. A great demonstration has been made here to-day in favour of religious liberty end equality. A numerous pro- cession passed through the streets ancompanied by bands of music, and preceded by an illuminated transparency bear- ing the inscriptions- Down with the Concordat I Down with the tyrants of Dome! 'ILong live Rome ...

... LOAJON G-AZBTT., Priday, Oct. %. BANKRUPTS. Notices of Adindication and First Mesting of sresitcr, A To Surrender at the Barlruptcy Court, Lo4ioonS Binshem W.,:hte of City-road, auctioneer, Oct. 27 Callard S., Kentish-town, boilder, Oct. 23 Carnae J. R. S. R. late of Chele'a, Oct 27 Cohen Me., Holo1way-roed, dealer in toyS, Oct. 23 Cornell E.. Whitechapel, baker, Oet 27 Eyre A. S., Piccadilly. ...

... OCjAL AND GENERAL LEEDS, OCTOBER 15, 1868. NATIONAL TEMPER&NOE LEAOUE.-We are com. pelled to hold over the report of the meeting held. last night until to-morrow. THE BExRmOusE LiCANSING SYSTEM.-CON- FnBENcE IN LnBDs.-Our report of the proceedings at the Conference held in Leeds yesterday is necessarily held over until to-morrow, owing to the great pressure upon our spase. The first Cabinet ...

... VYORKSHIIRE BOARD OF EDUCATION. MEETING OF SCHOOLMASTERS AT WAKEFIELD. On Saturday afternoon a well attended meeti ng of the schoolmasters of Wakefield and district was held in the Industrial end Fine Art Institution at Wakefield. The meeting had been called by the general council of the Yorkshire Board of Education for the purpose of directing the attention of schoolmasters to the importance ...