... T 1L1E WA R. (VLUTne'S T5ILEQRAAMS.) T'Hi. 'IRENCH AND PRUSSIAN LOSSES AT t WVOERTHI. s RALLYING OF THE FRENCH TROOPS. CONCENTRATION Af METZ. - APPOINTMENT OF MARSHAL BA'AINE TO THE CHIEF COMM&N1D. DENMARK. AND SWVEDEN REFUSE TO JOIN FRANCE. PREPARATIONS FOld ANOTHER BATTLE. t PAIts, Aua. 8, EV11NING.-Marshal Bazamne has now uuder his comainsd an armuy of 130,000, consistinig of 50,000 of his ...

... o-Thn ?? InIr of C rDFBAT11s.-ThO number of bathers during the wekeddSaturdii~, tlth August, 1870, was :-Turlkish da bah_6 otwtr swilluming, 352.-It. WILLIAMS, lo) Idacege1.1rl. ho-1e,1,we RETUR li OMEn OF THiE MARQISU5 OF BUTF.--Lord BeD wa Thea, ?? absence of some mouiths on. the Contineont, 5be of returned hjoweon Mocielay eveuing, arriving at the Castle an1 cc shortly before seven ...

... CORIRiSPONDE NCO i. NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. All letters inttended forpusbtirvatieu motel be aecomlpOaieC' by the iname and address of thre wrilter, not nwecessarily' form pmblieoation, butt for the infori'atioso of ?? Editor. We cannot undertalre in any ease to return unused eon-. tribuetiolis. Letter-s should be as brief as possible to e-l5u5'C attenitioni, EDUCAPION IN WFALES. 'TO TRE ...

... At the Marlborough police-court, on We(lnesdlay, John Pve, refreshmnent.bouise keeper, No. 25, Poland-street; Sarah Pye, his wife; Eliza Wadley, wifo of a chemist in Caeeaby-ssreet; Edwin Parker, No. 21, Warwiek-street. tailor; and William Henry Irvine Sheridan, surgeon, ereO brought before ~r. Tyrwhitt for final examination, eharged withl asesolting Elizn Perch, 18 years of age, and ...

... MERTI-IYR BOARD OF IiEALTH. The ordinary meeting of this board was held yesterday, whtet there were present-Mlessrs. IV. Jones (ehoirmaa), G. Martin, E. Purchase, T. Jenkins, J. W. James, T. Williams, W. L. Daniel, ?? Gould, R. Harrison, aud W. Rice. It was ordered that the town cabs should take out new licences, and that they should conform to the by-laws. It was ordered that in till eases ...

... I'When we last wrote, says the Yoeth OM~ia Herauld, re- .ce onI 'Mondcay, we wore anxiously expect~ing some r., details of tlelhorrible - aasr Ct 'iiit~ion of hich wof F6 bad] then only, received a bars 1~imti . Acoutso course vary it ell ill detail butthe ?? kthb a correspondent, gives, we think,) t pretty Am'VAY 1The riot 'was en orgainised popular' outbreatk, winkel at by the Chineoe ...

... - - - . - - A - v - 1 m 1. - U] THE HALF-YEARLY MEETING OF SHARE- HOLDERS YESTERDAY. THE PROPOSED NEW ROUTE TO IREL&ND. c (FBiOe OURt SPECIAL COIiiEIPONDENT.) ' I LONDON, WEDNTMSDAY. The half.yearly meeting of the proprietors of the Groat f WNestern Railway was hold atitho officos of the comgpny, Vl Piddington, at one o'olock to.day. The chair was taken J by the clhairman of the directors, ...

... A LUNATIC AT WINDSOR CAISTLE | and. I in Onl Tuesdany monisng, at the sneetiiig of the guanlimlii lie thle Windsor Unin Mr P. U Cratehley inl thle chair,1 the somewhat singular case was brolght before the notice O the board. Y& Nrr. it appears that a well dressed and gentlonwlad i'n iOOW RISe calls himuself Ur. Abrahinm Levi, upon arriving in lyindsor dis. about four o'clock on Saturday ...

... ?? . Yr., T ?? . . . . J-t ?? J, INiPRaiNGsN( HIS LoOENCE.-Yeaterdaly, at the police- couirt, Deninis O'Leary, landlord, of the Lakes Of Kul- is5 larney, 'Mary Amn-atreet, was chariged (before Messrs. It i,0. Jones, E. S. I-ill], A. Bassett, and J. Pride) -with selling u biear during prohibited houirs-namely, at 11.25 ens., en atL Sundaay, thre 17th ult. Poliee-constable~ Rogers proved the ?? ...

... GENERAL 1NEWS. U 311 2, a Tune crumbling skeletons of ten human beings were re. I' if ce'etly discovered in a cave near Glasgow, Kentucky. a be LORD FRnEDERICK PAULET died at his chambers in the 9l 'or Albany, London, yesterday, in his 61st year. f ?? THER French war steamer Givynne left Queenstowa yesterday morning on a cruise, a enl a !e, THE BRITISHf EMBASSY Will be lodged this winter in at ...

... INDEPENDENT chapel. - A grand bazaar was held at The Temperance-hall on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, on behalf of the building fund of the new Independent Chapel, Albion-square. Each day, especially in the even-. ings, the hall was filled with people of all denominations, the pleasures of the occasion being considerably enhanced by the excellent performances of the fine band of the 6th ...

... (FRODe OURi OWN REPORTER.) t] BLERMINGHANE, MOND&Y. 0 I- Messrs. Charles Bowen and Allexandor Sollar, the com- c mnissioncre appointed by Government to inquire into the d existence of the truck system in the South Steffordshire a d district, oponed their inquiry at the Town Hall, Birming- h ham this morning, ., The first witness was RichardWillianis, manager of the , n Wednesb'ry Patent Shaft ...