... ,TE., mOmS PITS COLI1AY 'lrLO10 2 ,H-WL LOS go L] t; 9 The explosioa at Bessrs. Pearaonis and; Kowles Mos8pibti; 'cew -ear .Wli~a bido fair to'rival'in the sensational Oliaracter of its iniddent, it 'not in the' Uumber bf lives sacrifced;'the ?? catastrophe at Lundhill', on Taeaday at theo very oubtset of the operations beegm~fur -the 'recovery of 'the bodibs of the cclliera eritombed in* the~ ...

... LATEST BLECTRIC NEWSJ I SAA A ?? . . . ?? - 1 I LE[B RUTEW' TELEGUBS.] FRANCE. PAins, Wednesday Evening. The Due ?? yesterday received three dele- gates of the Extreme Right, who desired-to obtain some declaration relative to the present and future course of the Orleans princes. The Union, a Legiti- mist organ,, says that the interview was important, but had nlotthe result desired by the ?? ...

... Considerable excitement was caused in High-street, Camden-town, on Monday and Tuesday, owing to the blocking up of what has been, almost from time immemorial, looked upon as a right of way between the western side of the High-street and Arlington. street. The opening in question is also the comnma. nication to what was ?? known as the Bedford Arms tavern and tea-gardens, and now as the ...

... ,IT H; .0 ,I q; ?MN I iA8 ?? dfiosn STdrY-Tie fo1o~n.g rimarh- ablei'iicidehtiil'felkted i:nii ?? Lord Brougbam&n-f ';ALmoittfiiimarable thing id' pened to me-so remarkable that I muist 4tfl4t htorjy .from theFeribeinag.? ;Aftet ?? lefi1'the- jigh' ?? went'withG-.4-, myrmosb ihtimate Wiehd;: io sittehd the classes in .hhauniversity. *Therwwas r 'divinityela;s, but iwe frequently in: our Walk' ...

... IEP;ToME'-OFFRIGm AN lE NEW - o,- ?? of I LORD NAEB ha.acappted an eenaui ordinary period of bid Gooernmenlt, and will *emalrs Tm emr C~at wao~N, from Saigon for IHongKong, has been ?? infthe China Sess. Only part of hecrw ter sved. lThEEttt~enwdereot8Mvessrs. Spirs.and Pond baa been accepted fo the. supP1iY f refreshments. at ..the. International exhibitien of 1871. TBE ASEEREES. a wild Arab ...

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... DIMBBtUM. - DSE ATB ACT' oP A SUB- Pic'lIJ! TUmR.,-Between 12 aod one o'clock on the morning of: Sunday. last, a sad affair occhrred at Penny Bentley, a small village situate about two miles from Ashborne, Derbyshire. A man, named Adam Slater, who is a farmer and cattle dealer, was wanted by the Ashborne police on a serious charge of felony. On proceeding to Slater's houseat Fenny Bentley ...

... I TE .PREMIER AD IS CONSTITTENTS.' The following is a opyof a petition issued on Mon- day, and being signed by the constiueno.a indifferent pats'of the borough of Greenwich, calling o upoi the Premier to resign his seat as one of the representatives of the borough:- To the Right'` Hon. 'William Ewart Glfdstone, 7lP. :-We, thbi undersigned, electorsof.thaborough of Greenwich, appioachyoa with ...

... EPITOME OF FOREIGN AND GENRME!1wsZ I TM Levant Herald says that the English consul a Tabriz has received letters containing heartbreakihn details of the famine in Persia. A REMARKABLE number of suicidal attempts ha been committed in Madrid bv young girls throwing thermselves down from the balconies or windows. . M. BEGNIER, who figured in certain negotiation prior to the surrender of Metz, and ...

... .I On Monday evening Henry Boone;, a middle-ageda labourer, was taken to the Nortb mfirmary, Cork aheffering from a bullet wound in his hip.. e :stab; that he weat to look on at a disturbanee betweea a number of'strange men in George-street, between 12 and one on Mondav morninag when one of the party shot it him with a revolver. Be is unable to give any clae to his assailants, or to explain ...

... = ptL -SCO BOA=== ' rft6O ohr later edimonsolaiseeklI ?? fourth meeting Of tbe So>iool boardfi hjeld on VridAy, in tbe Council O6nbamer,.4l~ldbriU,; Ldri Lawrence-presiding. T b Re. I ge rought up a report from a committee, seconmendiqg the appointment of a privatf seoretasryto the ohairman; at asp~aryof 300. Perhnnum.'-.Mr.'Witios seconded theniolo.-'Mr.Luraft oppcaed; the.,appointnent of ...

... TOWN :AD oOUNTBRY TAK. ?? IOepool Sebool boirdr bave fired the Wl of their secretary at '400L er aanum ; Lady, Kino 'Xadingey-hall,' ear Cam3 died on Snrday, 4ter afew aye' llelna . ,:The death is reeoided of sDar. John'-Abe1 Izith, formerly.,94P. for Ohicheater ;at the age of 68. The death is announced of the widow of the late Sir William Parker, Bart., &O .B., admiral of the fleet,, '-heowas ...