... ALARMING ACCIDENT AT NEW STREET ; STATION. About ten minutes' past eight o'clock last evening an accident of an. alarming nature, which however was for- tunately unattended with injury to person, occurred at New Street Station. During the entire day the station had been in a very. crowd'ed state, in consequence of the large number of special trains which arrived from nearly all parts of thie ...

... [Reuter's leegrasmd per Press Association.] FRANCE. PAI tec loSEPTFM.IBER 12. At tfhe, ?? of yesterday's sitting of the ?ermiennt: Committee, several deputies of the Riglit 'nuow staying in Versailles, and sole memrbers6f the majority in the PermanentCom- mittee, heldl a conference, wh]ich lasted an hour. ' A Profectora1 decree suspends for two months the Ma~yor and Adjoint of Periqueux for ...

... EDOBJASTON WARD. A meeting of Councillor Kenrick's supporters was held yesterday evening, at W1ycliffb Schools, Bristol Road. Alderman iianton presided, and there were also present, Councillors Kenrick, Brooke Smith, Deykin, lllaway, Barratt, Pollock, and Al. Davis.-The CHAintNsa com- menced the proceedings with a few remarks in favour of Councillor Kenrick's candidature. He said that sone ...

... Archdeacon Denison, in preaching on Sundoy before the Chief Baron of tlie Exchequer, the Bishop of Bath and W\Cells, and the Mayor and Corporation, in the 'Yells Cathe-. dral, dwelt at considerable length on the Heveie critis through which, he said, the Church of England *as iiow passing in connection with the question of confession and- absolution. Of the abatement of that severity he saw no ...

... ANOTHERL ALLOWANCE COAL QUESTION. At the Dudley County Court, yesterday, before 3Mr. l'upert Kettle, Judle, We-illihiu Bradford, a boy, apparently 14 years of age, minier, Cradley 1fHeat], sued Messrs. I):vid Parsons and Cooper, of Cradley 1Heath Colliery, for ifs. for idlowanee coal. 3Mr. Stokes (in- struicteld by the Union) was for the plaintiff, and Mr. Motteram (instructed by M1essrs. ...

... LECrTUR B1Y 'IlR. It. W. DALU Last. dwning, mr. I. W. Dale delivered a leetaromoi Uhe P'olitios of Nonvonforrsity, at the Town HaIL Mr, J. S'.rJlght prscded. Mr1 DALn ?? the lose of the leab general election, Mr. Gladstone wan regarded by Non- eonfoeiists with ?? admtiration, and with lin- I seasured confidence, Speasing for himself, he masat declare that eis admiration for the ganiun of ...

... I BAP NE ON MOURST, AM.P., ON TE° ,. ,NAxIAL POLYI.OF TIM QoV'BN&IWM., In th course of bin address to 1dm constritents at Oxford on Monday nig'ht,. Mr1. Vernon HArioort sadd :~ fficient; legislation cani only So secured by &a srong~ Goverlniet and a Strong Government can only ?? When it resfts 6a great principles.., The strength of the. Government,'if it 1s stron& rest on the pirincaples on ...

... LONDON, Saturday. Wi are all agreed that the' Government are in earnest in pushing through the Ballot Bill. Yet it is in the second week of Committee, and Clause 1 is still onthe rinvil. Moreoverthe Bill is hung up for a week.' In due course it would have come on agaihnext TTmrs- day, but the Contagious Diseases Prevention Bill is put down for second reading on that day. Is not this a ...

... I iT .I MR C~. %J. ?? EDRIESTLABO QUar10R. I ..6 lp.:X qV- - *I '2 2BlA A , Q e ?? ?? JaD1T 0 UWr 5MY s. I- ± . - .. Sir,-I am very glad to see our ?? townsman Mr.' J. S. Weight take the initiative here, in what, to me,is the trueadonly solution`of the labour question, or-the' relationof eapital to labour. In this solanion; wages a not regarded as an ?? labour, but, only the zseansof auppling ...

... ]IINGHAME T-BOkRD OF : GUARDIANS. 'Ihe fortnightly meeting of the Board was held at the paOihoffices, yesterday; M. Thomasou, the chairmn, presidfng. PTIIODICAJ wOR THEg WORnounSE 1NMjas.- letter from Mr. Wiley was read, in which he oferad to place alarge quantity of newspapers, peitodlcals, pctures, ., at the disposal of the Guardians for the use of the Wokhouse chidien.m-Mr. BARROW moved ...

... DPL LIVINGST'ONE. We (Dacty Telegraph) have received by submarine tele- graph, from Aden, the following special dospatoh, for. warded to that place by a correspondent residing at Zanzibar:- ZAINZIBAR, April 20,1872. A report Is current here that Mr. Stanley, the Amerf- ean, and correspondent of the .New York Herald, has joined Dr. Livingatone, and that the two were together at or near Dijift ...

... 'rI' ?? ' PIOGIRESS IN ENGLAND. VI i tl ~c . I tioult, many who imagine that the iiow being stirred up by Sir Charles 01~ I is young man of moderate ability, oo b~o has read bin C reater Britain Supnerflcial, inaccurate, and given to ?? someothing now, whereas it inl Olt ie40ktion of a very old story. Sir In by any means the flrst manl with ru: e who has comle prominenbl f~i - .ion ...