... COBRESPONDENCL qOTYIOES TO oRRfPoND1S..- Capeadet ?? set ay ?? auen. ?? muacr oaa ud b copua of te, aa see CaS Sabe to retursn unuss coairduia.. AU tettier n.df d for ieatioa must beaccefi4n.led s U~e nwanc au4 adrs of sh2 vrte, as4meariZ M d;- publzton, buW for the isfcrnaim of th R=te . ?? J. S.-We do not know. *Crlpplee.-We believe not, A. Z., WalsalL-Yes, if required by his master., ...

... NEW CHURCEf AT HOCIaEY. The ceremony of laying the corner stone of St. Saviour's' Church, flockley, took plsce yesterday morning. Amon-st those present were the Eevds. M. Parker (minister of Yt, Saviour's district), H. T. Bresy, S. Thornton, R. B. Burges, C. Brittain, P. Reynolds, Naicb, Steer, Mayall, 0. B. Stewart, B. Fletcher, Thomas Snepp; Messrs. Peter Hollins, Ellis, Bentley, Terry, ...

... THE WOLVERUAMPTON OPERATIVE BAKBB' MOVERNT. T[o the appeal of their workpeople for a diminution In their working time, and for other advautages, the master bhakers and confectioners of Wolverhampton have in only a few eases acceded; the great bulk refusing to make any concesslons that the men are disposed to accept. A week ago the operatives agreed upon a memorial, which they submitted to ...

... [Fronm Tuesday Xigets Gsazmtaj LIQUIDATIONS BY ARBAIGE'IENT. Waltsr Smith, Mathon Mili, Great Malvern, miller. First meeting, at the Red Lion Inn, Great Malvern, May 8, at 2 Debtor's solctotor, Mr. B. 11. Uhe'as, llington. Wiiam Jachson, Blakedown, Bagley, horticultural commi. sion agent. First meeting, at the offices of Mr. William Bache, rolicitor, West Bromwich, Mfay7, at 11. William ...

... Yesterday morning a boiler explosion occurred at Messrs, Wil- linnm Midlington and Co.'s Summer Hill Ironworks, a ld great damage to property was the result. Fortunately, however, no Ives were lost, although some or the escapos seem miracuious. The exploded boiler, which was an egg-ended one, six feet in dia meter, was one of two attaehed to the merchant rolling mill on the canal aide, and was ...

... STAFFORDSHIRE CHAMBER OF - . AGRIOULTUIE. A meeting of the members was held on Saturday, at the Swan Hotel, Stafford; Mr. Thomas Neville in the chair. There was a very laige attendance, and, after the transac. tion of formal businesi, the Chamber proceeded to con- finn the appointment of the Land Tenure Committeo.- The Chairman referred to a suggestion made by the BRarl of Lioafield at the ...

... fPRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAMS.] HOUSB OF LORDS. Their Lordships met at five o'clook,; for the first time eince the Easter holidays. THE PASSPORT SYSTEM. The Earl of MAKIJBUIRY asked whether the Govern- ;nent wonldalay on the table papers, already promised in tbe other House, In reference to the passport system which bad been reintroduced by the French Government, and 'was still maintained. The ...

... I imTCHES. IN,.- PARLIAMENT. i : EBY A I- ?? MRMB J :oNDoiq, Friday. es Monday we had the welcome announcement, - bieh ought to have been received with cheers by gie HIouse, by the country, and by the world Zenerally, that Mr. Cavendish Bentiack had reached the last of his amendments on the Ballot 33iii, Looking back over the history of this bill, thie one figure which looms immense, shutting ...

... I J .Uttfs Tet?'ramt, 29- Prem Aswoilion.] 'THE CARLIST INSURRECTION IN SPAIN. MADRID, APRBL 22 (Evening.) It is not known where Don Carlos is at present, but it is stated that he is accompanied by M, de Cathelneau. Six Carlist bands have been formed in Navarra. 'One band has appeared near Anana and Gaipuzcoa, and several in Leon and Pontevedra. One band has been defeated in Navarra, and the ...

... THE AFFAIRS OF MR. ISRAEL PARKIES. A largely-attended meeting of the creditors of Israel Parkees, iromnaster, Great Bridge, was held at the Qneen's Hotel yesterday ; Mr. Checkland, of the Glendon Iron Company, in the chair.-Mr. Griffin, the debhorse sloli- tor, stated that Mr. Parkes consulted him, and the petition was filed on the 26th of Maroh. The meeting of creditors had, however, been ...

... LPRIs3 ASSOOXTIONl THLfGtRANS,] HOUSE OF LORDS. Their Lordships met at five o'clock. THE ALABA6ZA CASE. Lord GRANVILLE presented the counter-cose of her Majesty's Government, which would be generally dis- tributed to-morrow. Hle Lordship added that he had reason to know that, on hearing the explanatory note which accomnpanied the case, the American agent at Geneva stated that his Instructions ...

... ?? I ITHE FARMI LABO)URERS' STRIKE IN , ?? ICKSHIRE. I . An ?? meeting cf farm labourers was held at Rad. foid on blonday uverting, to hear addresses from the mem hers of the Relief Committee at Leamington, and enrol o.ter members. The proceedings were opened by singing the 17Liou Byron, Mr. E. Taylor conduoting, and Mr. H. Tbylor acrcompanuing on the harmonium.-Mr. hose, a faim labourer, ...