... I At the sitthug of the Trades Union Cougress in BirM mingbam, -oi Saturday, Mr. Bate, Secretary to the National Emigration Aid Society, London, read a pper upou emigration. In the course of the paper a lettor was introduced which had been received from ?? Sir William Donison, late Governor of New Sooth Wales. The following is an extract from the letter - Winwick gall, 10th August.-My dear ...

... THE ALBERT LIFE ASSURANCE OOMPANY. The following are the exact terms upon which Messrs. A. R. Kirby and S. L. Price, Provisional Official Liquida- tors of the Albert Life Assurance Company, have been specially authorised by the Court of Chancery to receive the future premiums:- Vice-Chancellor Jatnes, at Chambers. Saturday, 14th dav of August, 1869 , It is ?? the said Provisional Official ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the woolsack at three o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Belgravo MIarket Bill was road a third time and passed. METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS (LOANS) BILL On the motion of the Marquis of LANSDOwIO, this bill was read a second time. MISCELLANEOUS. Tho Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) Bill passed through committee. The Warehousing of Winos and ...

... AN INTERESTING POINT OF LAW FOR ]3ES~HOUSEKESEPS~. At the Petty Sessions, held in the Leamnigton Town Hall, yesterday, before Messrs. B. Wheler, J. P. Gubbins, J. Robins, and J. J. Bradshaw, John Geary, beerhouse. keeper, of Radford, appeared to answer a charge of selling beer at an unlawful hour, on Sunday, the 12th of July. It will be remembered that the charge against the defendant was ...

... FRANCE PRIS,' AuU°U' 10 (Evening). ig,,b al lNie] is stifl very i1 The (flucsticla of the digagremel01t between tho Sultan and 'Viceroy of Egypt is gamd to have assumed, an iu- cressingly reassuring aspect, THE CARLIST RISING IN SPAIN. MADRID, AugUST 10. The CaPtain-Coneral of Barcelona has informed the soverninent that the band Of Carlists has made its ap- ?? in the neighbourhoo0l of Nich, ...

... THIE CHURiCH. THE ARCHBISHOP OF YORK AND AIR. VOYSEY.- The 'Telegrapht believes that an important crisis in the history of the Church of England is fore. shadowed in the letter published on Thursday from the Archbishop of York to the Rev Charles Voysey. Ia comparison with the heresies of Mr A oysey, those of Bishop Colenso might almost be deemed mild. Whether his teaching is really ...

... THE RECENT AUCIDENT ON BOAILD THE, i DAUNTLESS. On Friday an inquest was held at the Angel Inn, Sykes-street, on the body of George Henry Wicks, seaman, of Hartlepool, 27 years of age, who was injured on board the Dauntless on the 6th ult., and died at the hospital ill Charter hous-lane oil Thurs. day. It will be recollected that the deceased and other men were injured through the explosion of ...

... I ANOTHE1R NUNNERY MYSTERY. -1 A Vienna correspondent writes :-The story of another nlunnery mystery has come from Prague. A Czechish paper, the Narodin Listy, gave a few days after the divulging of the Craeow affair, a report that, in the convent of the sSisters of Curistian Charity, a nun who had been conlined in the belfry had hanged herself, and had been secretly buried. The story was ...

... 2: )r t. ir S I- V. Ig 5. )r or Ig S. I- y s-i BIRMINGHAM, SATURDAY. at The concluding sitting of the National Trades' Congress fc comnmenced this morning at half-past nine, under the s, presidency of Mr. T. Wilkinson. of Birmingham. it MR. RUPERST KETTLE AND THE CONGRESS. it The following letter from Mr. Rupert Kettle was read:-w To the Chairman of the Trades' Congress, Birmningham:. a Dear ...

... ILATEST INTELLIGENCE ie (sEUTVE'S TEJLEGRA1rS,) So FRANCE. l The Emperor is Slightly 5,A s' 12. rndsnse His by Majesty held, nevertheless, yesterday evening, a id reception, at which a large number of Senators ewere present. His Majesty has postponed his de- le parture for the Camp of Chalons until Saturday. to The health of Marshal Neil has become wors. in and his life is despaired of. he MI. ...

... t .1 MXR BARRY SULLIVAN ANT)E SCENE, PAIMEE . i; 6w- At the Croydon Assizes on Wednesday, before the Lia4 for Chief Baron and a special jury, an ction was brought by Mr. Callcott, the 'well-known theatrical scene painta, kto azainiat Mr. Barry Sullivan, the lessee o6f the Hfolborm fly Theatre, to recover damages for a wrongful dismissal and fr. for the breach of a contract he had entered into ...

... IESRUCi FIR AT . ' !ERY. i ;DESTRUOTitt DIM AT MERTHYA.u el ?? ?? se A fire brokc out early yesterday morning in a warehouse M.. belongingto M rW. T. Griffiths,.iromnonger, High street' NO rth r, which but for the' promptaid, efficient serices of, lhpice, would hare been attenided with, serious conse. m quences.' As it''is, the loss of property i' cosiderable. oF' he 'Mr. Griffiths' warehouses ...