... IMEETING OF CREDITORS AT THE I GREAT WAXTEON HOTA, I A' LIVELY BUMNE. Yesterday, at the Great Western Hotel, a general meeting of the oreditors of George Dunn, of Wrottesley Street, Blrmingham, and of Eutgates and Churchgate, Lelcester, hardware merohant, general factor, and whole. sele and retail ironmonger, was held. Mr. W. H. Powell appeared for the debtor, and there was a good attendance ...

... ALLEGED INTIMIDATION. [Preom the Scutsman.] A meeting, designating itself a meeting of The Trades Council, was held in Edinburgh on Friday night, for the avowed purpose of making certain incidents connected with the internal management of this office matter of comment. . What took place we do not know in any detail, because the promoters of the meeting, under a pressing consciousness of ...

... A ROMANCE OF THE COMM&UNE. A rarms correspondent writes on Monday :-Apromrnent member of the Commune named A. Duipont, who esraped to England, and last summer took the chair at a Coly munal banquet in London, came back to Parls, was arrested, and is now sentenced to death by court.martial. Taere Is Something very queer In his story, and the Pre. s'dent of the Court insinuated that he had been ...

... THE CLAIMANT IN B[RlvRjQEjAR The Clamasnt spent the whole of the day yesterday at tho Royal Hotel, being prevented irona going out by thA pain of his foot, which was inj seed at LonghbDrongh a short time ago, and went through a severe ordeal oaI ?? Tzirmlugham, Last ~ ~ber- , anither raeeting at tttS tdowa ISIl. 2 he prices of sdfhb4is tba_! been rednoed,. d the hil was, consequently, riidct ...

... L ATE ST NESS [Reuer's Tdcgratnsj, ver Pfces 4AuoCdiason.] THE- GENEVA ARBITRATION, GENEVAi AAGUST 27. There is every reason to believe that the Court of Arbitration has already settled in principle the ques- tion of indemnity, and the amounts to be awarded for the vessels destroyed by the Confederate cruiser. Notwithstanding certain denials, it is probable that the figure , of the indemnity ...

... CORRESPONDENOR VOTICES TO 5'0UP3EfOl:DENTS. 0orrUPWossdtss Wc id any wal vazuse upon thzsr zom iunscctins must ketp copses of thm, as twecannot under tau touram unustd cosb~iow. Allcrs intended f bpai4own must be aecmpanuied by ike name and addres of ?? vrtr, nog wzcmrijV fa, pCtgscai0, bid for ad infcrev f f oof ?? Rdu;. W. a 0'-Kossuth visited Birmingham on November .10, 1351. -,A DI,-The ...

... The Belect Parliamentary Committee, ?? of members of both Houses, appointed to enquire Into the subject of railway amalgamation, have presentod their re. port to Prlament, Thoe sbect of competition betweea railway companies Is examined very minutely. It tB shown that although there used to be effectual competi- tlon, ae a general rule thene ts now no active oompetith as between different ...

... The Paris Figaro contains a facsimile of a, letter written by Prince Bilmark to his wife an theday after the Em. peror' aurrenderat Sedan. i do Vllmeant, In voueh. Ing for the authenticity of thedoaument, utafes that it wai found Onwe German comier, taken, prisoner an the defiles. of the Argonne. Its existence was unknown until It was brotight to the a sce of the Wjgaro, Where it will be on- ...

... CORRESPONDENCE | NOXTIC TO CORRESPONDENTS vpondenU who sea any *eci value upon their cons municc teau keu p G of them, s weceaso ur Caki to -eut unuse contributions A4 leterm inhncW for publikcon mudi be acmpenied h e nam e and a&*-eu ofic M - wte, nea nceesorily for puicatio2 h but for te informtion of thie dsto. S. G.- Genoese by birth; Spenlsh by adoption. Neweagent.-Tyndall, Son, and ...

... CO0RBESPONDENO1I. N0T10M TO GB IE~S AU usrs i&NW or rwrionlaus es aal puME0aa. kd fba, iXfO-SRO RD Of U d.. da wsec er .e 41aes wae su il a 'csue oca ?? d kg C , Sof& a Derbysbir.-Tha 8 I5 powlsed broA like a a. 3-. A. B-r. D&vi Smith, Cherry Street, an tael YOU. W W. G.-te Sanitary Act of lad session is -now Is operation. it T. Beddbcih.-4Se is not 'n any way related to either of ...

... . WORK ANSD WAGES. BIBMINGHAM OPEBATIVE RULEHldE RO. On Saturday evenig, a meeting of the Bkimingham operative rule markers wasl held at the Public Offices Moor Street; Mr. Lapivorth In the chair. The meeting, which was well attended, was cafled for the purpose of ascertain. lng the feelings of the men with respect to a proposed eppli- cation to the employers for another-ten per cent, rise. ...

... THE WESLEYAN OONFERENCE. I ?? ; .- , Le ?? Lrar owr pectat ?? L~osnoN, Junly 31, The Conference opened thin morning at nine o'alock. The attendagw at this conference Is larker than at the last. About 800 mnilsters ame in attendance. As the rale le that the monistere w& take seats this morning retain them duzing all the sittings ,f the Conference, there Ic a very early attendance on the i ,-st ...