... get.41 W .4 UK I i We s'egret to sns' bame hoeo ren ssas- .,,cr'co the death of a ldy whose gids Atherton, .Nted with many acte of benevoleuce. Monday morr' I 21 , Quay-street, Manchester, dled on i will Co apo' nsg, athe adveneed age of 89. Miss Atherton I of the P Ja72y remembered as the founder of the Church annd o Aoi Trinity, Hulme, but various other churehes ker Aor public institutlons ...

... I THE EMPEROR AT VERSAILLES. L TELEaiIAPH DEii'ATCII.] VERSAILLES, WEDNESDAY. His Majesty the Emperor has had a severe attack of rheumatism, and is consequently unable to reyiew the troops as they leave the town or return from the South. He inspects the marching past from his window, while the Crown Prince takes up his position in the street. Yesterday, the 95th Regiment of the Line (6th ...

... U -- g The Shanghai correspondent of the Times, writing it on June 30, gives an account of the recent mazsacre at Tien-tain:- No doubt you have already received telegraphic news of R the late riots at Tien-tsin, so I may go on without preface to give particulars of the occurrence. The csue is a repeti. f tion of that at Yangehow, only the result is more serious, l and this time French instead ...

... [FROM OUR OWN COBRESPOFNDEWN.1 I LONDON, THuRSDAY. An Irish car is soarcely a suitable conveyance for wet weather, and it was very wet as I drove from Galway to Clifden. A Norwegian curriole does not give you very much shelter, but at least your legs and feet are covered. In Ireland, loather aprons seem unknown, and so, if you happen to be on the windward side of the oar on what the Antrim ...

... I l;: At the City Police Court on Monday, before Mr. HeAd lam and other magistrates Fountain Clarbour was charged with having embezzled various sums of money belonging to his employers, the Burton Brewery company.. Mr. Cottingham proseouted, and Mr. Addison appeared on behalf of the prisoner. Mr. Cottinghaim, in opening the case, said the priaoner was in the employment of the company before ...

... I - STRIKE OF TELEGRAPH CLERYS. A strike of a large number of clerks and operator& employed in the Government Telegraph offices in Man. cheater hias been organised, which it is believed by those coneernied in the movement will to Soniae extent be followed in other towns. A meeting of the Men2 who proposed yesterday to cease work was held at thet Railway, Inn, Oxford-street, on Thursday, at ...

... RESISTING THE VYOGM ATION ACT. William Tarr, pianoforte tumer, 11, York-street, Chorlton.ou-Nedlook, again appeared sgore Mr. Head. lam, at the City Police Court, yesterday, ,to show cause why his child ehould not be vaccinated. Inspector Richmond said that defendant gVaS sum- i monad by adjournment, under the 29thseotionof th' Vacoi. 1 nation Aot, for negleoting to have his ahild vacoinat7 * ...

... FEARFUL RAILWAY COLLISION NEAR BOSTON ?? Our American advices to the 28th uIt., bring further particulars of the disastroua collision which occorred on the Eastern Railway, near Boston on the night of the 26th:- The 7 15 passenger accommodation train for Beverley, under charge of Conductor Nason, was delayed half an hour beyond the time of its departure by the non-arrival trains. Not deeming ...

... TEil LATE SALWAY ACCEDENT AT OARLISLE L_ The afdjoured iq nt on the persons killed by the bh ?? acident at rlde was resunmed on ueEsday, bef 2Mr. Oarrlek coroner. =a ek, eS by . B~~flwen ordered assistant statione William Jands ~ ~ mse. al represented oome do the relativores, weda teowida itess little d hk h fo u oi the acidea t wathe minight m O*rolBerxt 12 43a~mein onthmue luggte 3 It ...

... A SPLIT AT THE HOLE-IN-THE.WALL. I According to a report whioh appears in the Standard, the Hole-in-the-Wall, the rendezvous of the democratio agitators, was on Monday night, or rather Tuesday morn. ing shortly after midnight, the scene of violent uproar. A concert had during the night been held for the benefit of the secretary of the Demooratio Club, held at the house, and at the olose Mr. W. ...

... MIA1CRESTm CITY COUNCIL. i Vol] The~r monthly meeting of the City Council was held Jett, ,, iednesay at the New Town Hall, the Mayor (hUr. bei, ,,Idernian Heywood) presiding. and PUVBLIC r'LATGRoOUND IN EMBlDEN-STREET'. e it appeared from the minutes of the public parks antll ini r ,,eaiteries committee taasucmit had had air tba; irteholwh had offered to lend the land adjoining the thei eho'to ...

... TME TRIAL OF DR. STROU BERG. I ?? The Berini correspondent of the Tivces supplies the t, following details of the charges preferred against Dr. o Strousberg and his alleged accomplices:-- The trial of Dr. Strousberg and 21 directors and p employ63 of the Moscow Commercial Loan Bank wasa resumed at Moscow on October 14th. It appears that Dr. Strousberg, possessing immense coalmines, ironworks, ...