... TA-1WORTH TOWN COUNCIL. A special meeting of the Town Counil and Urban Sani- tary Authority was held at the Town Hall, yesterday; the Mayor ?? were road from Mr. William Arnold, on behalf of the trustees. refusing to allow night- soil to be placed on the Staffordshiroe Moor, and calling tbe attention of the Corporation to the fouling of the Moor Pit by the drainage from houses ndjacent-A rate ...

... MAGAZINES FOa DECEMBER. In '-the 'Copwzf &myfoa, FreE. p) Which wilU IW Vwbo'a ly kow him Wu en 04 nectlon with the 96hqol Soade.Hi c~onlusien Is thus' briefly stated: Onthewhoe, hen ~ m i faour of reading the! tbiailsa the Would o~wl ~ bt~~ ?? precise~ We -fr.-f e elv~a-h first pliqe ert gsin q~o 4 totigowG~ tiat all ?? Yhd dh~slai,~bz' eu t~ ?? eubjet'f nio e thait~'tn harve,.A y~t- an- ...

... OBNERIAL ' [PRcESS ASSOCIAION TELEUAMs] COLLISION ON TECH GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY. Yesterday morning a passenger train, from Ipawich to Yarnmouth, on the Great HasterA line, ran into a coal troin, which was being shunted. and-eome destruction was caused to the rolling stock. The passengers, it isstated, were not eeriously hurt. The box. sigoal denoted that the line was clear; but the trucks ...

... We OF THE BArd The Qunxiq, accompanied by the Princesses Loulm. iad BETReicH, and, Pince IJLEWOL, and attended by their suite, left Winduor Castle yesterday morning for G)borne. A St. Petarsburg telegram announces that Prince OLvOFF haog been. recalled, and Baron BPiuN1 p is reinstated, and wil continua as Russian Ambassador in London, EDwIN Swipmi barman to Mr. PnocRou, aLiver. pool publiam, ...

... i XSCEUb ANOUS. Byr. Shicley-rooks and MPr. Dutton Ocok are engaged Upon new ve1. 'I - Pi uh Nonday the 9th JanuarY, ?? be observed as usanl at the 2atlaDs Hoe by , a baquet, SeveRal lives are reportd to bave been ost Waonh the Imundalion hn Bom.2 The wates hare now ?? B. Davison, Q.Ufilwhe a be appofte Jug Advooae~ileez, asgones ?? eek eoelecion The eSarae Of St, JB NBr Bstcl has become vatL ...

... LATEST NES ieutos otwft PeM Prss Bean TH OMB,&RDMENT OF PARTS. TWO FORTS SIL&CED. ;OYGAL EAD.-QUARTRER VERSAILLER, Dacasrue 2. The borubardment of the enemy's positions on the srth.east frout of Paris wms successfully continned both yeatrday and today. The enemy has bpesdily evacated his advaned dots on this side of the font. The guns of Fortas Rosny and Noisy were silent yes- teeday. On the ...

... _ ITAR TELEia B A. 311S. I fl 0rnth Times. THE CAYPURE OF,' ONT AVRON. t frlJ,3 , Janary ?? ca-pturo of Mr4ti Avron proves most important. Thare is great discouragnalent in Pari% seventeen ?? were found in Avron, killed by . Trussin sbaell general Trochu admits that despondency preva N Cunt Bismnar is not well. The diitibultion a. the first-eiass decorations o the 4rder of the Iroan Cr-Os to ...

... ENTRIEB FOR TLE SELLINO HURDLE BRA0Z. Spitfiro e 5O0Ve) mystery k80 SBOV) Beetc (SO) Artist (801 W~ld BGO(DI0) QUD OS ~tebe Valley- 0) , NTrIES FOR THE 8Fn SEnrTAxTs rFOR TwO-YnA.OL r. ..Camera (60 Bovs) L'Orpbellne (6o . Trident (60) Dodona'a dam colt Riog John (60) Robert Bruce (60) Queen Berate (60) Tricolour alny (50) Ebrleo BCEGI E0WOhomn 60) OlYMpIa (60) Athol DaUsV (50) Tbe Entries for ...

... t, ?? IA ?? ?? ERVISiON' O(F THlE GfELAIk' CO NUMND. ,IML1N, Novernbel 14.-The German armies9 in Centrai Fra-ce have crnit pltoel under the command of Pritee Frederic1k Uharles and the Grand Duke of Mechlnrbhir. The Grand Dukes of Baden andl Oldlenbrg will arrive at Vcrsailles, where other German Princes are expected, to discuss the coming reunion of Northl and South Germany. Legislation oen ...

... - TTHE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SHOW AT WOLVERHAMPATON. T FE IMI'LElMENT DEPARTMENT. The thirty-first annual country mnoting of the Royal Agricultural Society opened at Wolverhampton, on Satur- day, with the admnission of the public to the implement yard. The show yard is on the racecourse, and is conve- iniently Situated near to the town. In the body of the implvinelm t yard, thb agricultural and ...

... pitcs ASSOCIAVTON TELEGRAM.j HtWUaS, OF LORDS. Their Lordships met at five o'clock. 'TIE ARMY BILL. T he Duke of RICHMOND gave notice that, on the motion ?? the second reading of the Army Regalation Bill, he hlould move as an amendment, That this House is ns- willing to assent to the second reading of the bill until it has had laid before it, either by her Majesty's Govern- ment, or else ...

... LEAMINGTON. A MILITARY FUIZERAL.-On Saturday afternoon the renains of George Knight, who had resided at Lio. 4, Fontaine Villas, Newbold Road, were interred in the New Cemetery Whitnash Road. Mlilitary honours were accorded Ly the Volunteer Rifle Corps, of which body deceased was a member. cHE UTJNrITED MTETODIST FREE CsURCsT.-The Rev. George Chesson, of Holston, Cornwall, has been appointed ...