... WOLVERHAIPTON. STREFT OUTRAGE-Another aggravated ssault, likely to result fatally lias occurred in IWolverbliunpton. It appears that Samuel IALiyea; (40), labourer, Stafford Street, was walking in the neighbourhood of hone on Strvtlnlay night, when lie was aceosted by several women of disreputable character. After knocking bins down they kiicked and further shaisefully inaltroatedl him Rs lie ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. I{ '7tt St-n2tt for hr: bn.iafnm~eax4.oznpani.ad4} th.- namin and addlr ift of thewrter,'s# not n!clsirariy ftor ptc'dscaiona. but tor th? inl/osmation of ths Editor. Coi-rm'oa.t!)2S 537 sdt anu ?? vaiec upon thCescotm- timiiinei-tiols m ast iin C si il ofthsm, as ule can)not udesr- tae I) ,tit itmtn ist Ctfltiznt.'rtdiots. J. C. S.. Quarry Baunk..-Yes, in 1871. ...

... T ?? ?? -?7 I , r I .? ?A - E ST. ?W E NK, SC. .1 . , , : ; - . . , , , - -- 7 '.ei'.er's T. Z ,ma. ?? 50 i .I{SHAL MACALTION'S TOUR. BR-EST, AUGUST 21, Marshal. Mac)iahon arrived here at midnight, and wau ra0ceived by the Minister of Marine and the Aitborities. At large crowd assembled to ivelcome hinm . The town was illuminated. *He alighted. at the Maritime Prefecture. This morn- ing he ...

... SOLIHULL. MATGISTERIAL PROCnDInNuS.-At the Petty Sessienra held on Saturday, before Captain Boultbre and Mr. E. A. Everitt, two lads, named Henry Tarver, Salford, and Henry Houghton, Broom, near Bidwick, wera charged with having, on the 1st inst., absented themselves from the service of Mr. Richardson, farmer, Solihull, and who olaimed IO-s. as corpensation in each case. Mr. Edwards appeared ...

... A public medtling of Liberals was held in the Board School, Steward Street;, on ~Satuirday evening, for the election of the committee, and of representatives on the Four Hundredl for the ensuingf year. Conncillor Barrow presided, and there were also present the Rev. I-. WT. Crosakey, Conneillor Baker, Mr. Hubbard, Mr. J. Hlofgkiss, Mr. F. lendley, Mr. P. Schnadhorat, Mr. Thomas Beston, ?? &c. ...

... LATEST N EW S3a [BeWt'a Telepgrcms, per PreA 4ssoction.] FRANCE. publc . . PARIS, OcToBER 27 (Evening). A pnblie electoral meeting was held yesterday, at Cler- mont, at which a stormy discussion took place botween the supporters of M. Rousselle and IlL Levavaseur, the Radical and 'Moderate Republican candidates in the Oise Department. 'io arrangement for the withdrawal of one candidate in ...

... MANIFESTAiTION OF FEELIXNG AT THE FUNERAL. The burial of Mrs. Sadler, who last -week committed suicide mnderthe circumstances already reported, tookplace on Saturday, and was ninde the occasion of an extraordinary popular demosotration of feeling, mainly directed against the hutband of the deceased. Some hundreds of persons -men women, and ohildren-gathered round his house, the White Hart, ...

... ANELLIN(4TON. Tsri CHEAP MEAT QUESTION.-Wellington market is an importanst one, fron the reison of its being situated witilij, easy distance of the imiglsbourin!g iron and coal fields, from which the wives of the colliers anti puddlers ?? osn market *IDy to buy their provisions in Wellington. Tbe priec of meat here, as elsowhero in England, has bcen for soine yeaus' a subject of gre:lt conteIt ...

... BIRMIKNGHAM LICENSED VICTUALLERS' FRIENDLY JAUND PRIOTECTION SOCE TY. The annual mneetiog of this society was held yesterday, at the Hen and Chickens Hotel, New Street. Mir. H. Fulford presidled.; and there wero also ?? J. Wadhams4, it. Mlaher, J. Clement;, Bailey, P. G. Burton, A. Minsulnl. T. F. Keel, AleFarlaiet, E. J1, Bishop, K. Miackeanzie, T. Chaplin, T. Burton, NV. Thornp son, Red.. ...

... 1BY1 TELenGRAPH. Dli KENEALY. Last night's Londoln Goat rte contains the announcement of the removal of Dr. Kenealy from the list of Queen's Counsel. THE VACANCY AT ST. IVES. At a meeting of the St. Ives electors last night, Sir Franceis Lvcett was unanimously accepted as the candi- date of the Liberal party. DEATHl OF LIEUTENAN.T-COLONEL GREY. Lieuteiantc-eolonol George Gr ey, only son of Sir ...

... THE LIBERA-I VICTORY IN ST. MARY'S WAI(D. On Tuesday evening, a convivial gathering of the Liberal burgesscs of St. Mary's WVard was held in the Lawrence Street Chapel, to celebrate the election of Councillor Knoebous. There were between eighty and ninety presont, incltuling CouncillorsICneeboue,A.Ch ansberlain,lMartineau, WVhite, and Cook, and Messrs. S. Greenway, G. Marris, Pank, leson, ...

... DTISTRICT NEWLS WEDNESBURY LOCA.L BOARD. At the unual fortuiihtly moetitig of this Board, on Mondiay ovoriing-Mr. It. WilliaTsg 1jisiding-tho umedicatl ollicer reportoe a decroasing (Ilatl-reto, and admosb an entir9 akisolelt of zyootic disease. Only aixteol ?? li(1 been regietcrcul, only two of whihell 'were loin zynmotti .,dlliasease-viz., wihooimtrit-coiigl ouo, Iiitatlii(It ,ot. T4h ?? 130 ...