... BIRMINGEAMf. The entire system of telegraphic communioation was concentrated under the control of the Postmaster-Goineral on Saturday morning, at eight o'clock. Perhaps some of the arrangements during the day were not in all cases to the entire satisfaction of the public; but so many changes of all sorts had to be made in every town in the kingdom, that the only wonder is that the complaints ...

... The Paris correspondent of the Pat! MalZ Gazette says:- 1 If the French public, as well as Prince Demidoff himself and his 'expert' and 'Commissaire Priseur,' were astounded at the prices paid for the pictures, and more especially the Greuzes and Bouchers, their astonishment has not been reduced by the result of the first three days' sales of the 'objets d'art.' Among the ' signs and wonders' ...

... I ,t1.T- t -r - -,T D r I LSrECIAL TRELEGRA._ A circular from Mr. Glyn, issued yeaterday morning, requests the attendance, in the House of Commons, of Mr. Gladstone's supporters, on this day (Tuesday), the lat b March, when important motions will be made by Mr. Torrens upon the subject of emigration, and by Lord Claud John EHmilton, upon the case of Ur. Madden, I ;lately a Magistrate and ...

... LIBERAL UEETING AT THE TOWI$ HALL. I- Last night, a meeting In support of the Liberal eandt- dates for the School Board washeld at the Town H1AIL Mr. J. B. Wright prrosded; adc amongsb those present y were Mr. George DIxoA, MP.; the Ven. Arobdeacon saua. f ford, Mr. B. W. Dale, Mr. C. Vinee; (3onellors Chamber. A lain, Harris, Jese Collings, L Davi, A. Higgs, Austin, Perkins, Carter, larratt, ...

... WALSALL TOWN COMK[SSIONEELa. A spealal meetirg of this body was held yeaterdiy even. jug, Mr. Beddoe ?? Clerk read a long and inaoatant report (of which the following is an abalraot) with reference to the contempiatEI application t3 Parlia- ment for extended powers:- He subirits that the pcitdent coures will be to 11mit the objects to be attained to as few ae possible, consistently .with ...

... IEWE WO'LVERHAMPrON TOWN .OS&c z ~~~AND EDUO&TION. _. : - The Wolverhanmpton Town Council held a specia meet- m ?? yesterday afternoonz The Mayer (Ur T. Bautook) presided. The flint business wsj the application of thre Oh Gardienis for tire support of the -Council in their move- ment for the extension of the Wolverhampton Union to the parishels of Penn, Tetteeliall, and Bushbury.-Coun- r ...

... []ptrognt tme. f-row ?? ?? ?? LiM r W a OrrespOndent of the Standard,.L RHEIMS (the King's Headquarters), Septbheber 6. I had the luck yesterday morning to fall in with the Royal cortege just Zs it was quitting Rethel, and I came on with it here. A short way out of the town three or four more Carriages drove to the front, In one was the King's searetarythe Geheimerath Abeken, whom I have the ...

... TIM GERMAi IN WORTHY ` QE., * , _ r fI P.1 , A S E l, LLLEL, Novmber 8. The, Coulsr- de, ra Bredle (1i the Departmene 'of tlO Eure) has received the following from Poaoy-sur.Ere On Saturday last 'the Inhabitants of Caillouet OrgovUle- arreated~two men who had- boon) 'fr ievefal days wathdqr. . ing about the neighbourhood. Being taken to the My6r. of thetormmiune, these Individuals ...

... ,DISTBICT NEWS& I WOLVER ZBAIPMN. : Lon DINNER TO THR RBTIR]NG' UAT&Y';-O Wednesday d evening, Mr. T. Bantook, the reiring Mayor of Wolver. hampton, was entertslined at dinner, t tbho Sveau Hotel, on In that town by about 60 gentlemen. IE health was pro. cal by the new Mayok JIhr. James Waslker), who pro- Qn Tided. The Mayor said that the ?? was ss'orthy of the highest poasible compliment that ...

... ?? African Steamship CompaRy'& royal Mail steamer Soudan, Commander A. JX 'AL Croft, ?? in the Mersey yesterday, with the homeward mailo'from:tha west and south. 4est boat of Afria.. . ' : ' Trade on the south coast was ngt of. a very .promilsing charaeter. The ground nut crops In the south had been an entire failure, and as they formed the prinolpal portion of hts produce exported trade was ...

... WXEKLEY CHEMICAL, MINERAL AND DlRTAL 1iEPORT. - A .. . , ; , ?? ?? . Aorn .7. JBerger S~peflcC aci ?? divczder.J . NauEsvR% November 14, 1870. We have again this week to report a mont satisfactory business in the ehemical trade, notwithatandiug the failure of armlctie negotiations and the renewed blockade of the Elbe. ,The trade with Germany, Which haa been steadlly reviving during the last ...

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