... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... LIBERALISM IN YORKSMlE. G thoIO A GooRnIsroNDrIsr.) i HALIFAX, MYoDAY. N tc The late eleotion for the North-West Dlivisiont 'of Yorkshire has no doubt given an impetus to the Liberal cause in this portion of the county. That it caught many, asleep and some wavering, there is no use disputing; but tho residue were at their posts, as the loss of a sterling Libeial' candidate by only aioihs two ...

... TE1 AUTump MANTEUVRES, Mr. Iardwell, accompanied by Sir Henry Storks and Mr. lyno, M.P., paid a Visit to the pouthera camp, near Blaud- ford, on Siturdsy. They went first to the head-quarters camp it France Fsrnm; where they were received by Sir J. Milcel, the general in command, and his staff. Alter id- 8pecting the arringinmebts of the control department at head- quarters, they went to the ...

... A mama of the creditors of Meurn Glad- stanes A Co. wi probably be held in about ten days, Commo N MamT.-The markethas been very quiet, but rices are still without change. CzYvz (7 EmizD eatul MAE=.-The market closed with a flat tone as compared with last Saturday. Sugar above 41s was 3d cheaper, frvmi 38s to 41s about 6d lower, and inferior sorts 9io 2tos. WooLLds mm AN'GOLA Yaass.-Trade is ...

... A meeting of the London master bakers was held oi Jlonday erenmg, for the purpose of framing and approving a piogramme previous to meeting the men in conference i he election of 18 delegates to represent the masters at tli e conference was subsequently proceeded with. In consequence of a disagreement relative to wages, thi principal ironwork proprietors in Liverpool and Birken on Friday ...

... An outrage of a most brutal nature was committed upon Mary Ann Thornton, alias Shoddy Marshall, at Rotherham, on Sunday evening. The unfortunate woman has for some time cohabited with a man named John O'Neill, a collier and ex-prizefighter. This man Jas recently become Yery jealous of his paramour, and has on several occasions accused her of keeping com- pany with other men, at the same time ...

... THE MARQUIS OF BUTE AND THE CAL- VINISTIC METHODISTS. Mr Kinard Edwards asks to publish the subjoined letter, which our daily contemporary, for sufficiently obvious reasons, declille to insert!— SIH, It is greatly to be regretted that at a time whell it behoves all to do their to keep alive some shaded of that old feeling of esteem and respect for the class, that owe so characterised the ...

... f oureri m ui n 1^ r IU) E ris •—ie Pioneer states that murder V* shortly bo executed at Seetaporo for Kheree' V, Ce cr.ttle dealers of GOTM!ah stinted for district' ^le object of purchasing cattle in the latter frr ii f Arrived at K'uerec, they continued their journey men ^'10 mfeiior, when they were joined by a gang of. n Apparently journeying in the same direction, and 11 °. on the ...