... MAJORITY OF THE HON. GILBERT LEIGH. Yesterday she festivities at Stoneleigh. Abbey were con- fined to a cricket match betwoen the I Z Ingari club and a team mile up from the list of Warwlikahlre gentlemen connected with the county club at Warwick1 followed by amervanta'ball In ?? School, at night. Theweather was extremely fine. and In every way suitable for oa. of-door games. There were ver7 ...

... M. i II I M 7A-- GAB .- N. I A M4ET- AT . EMB .B Ths'Da ie>ilsecpbae the follow~ig upeo tolezram .ted GreiW4Ob, 1m : : beie eh nels ad for GaIneb I ap. ne an t ie e~ -1 brgo rowd co9leoted rouid the et~ ae to thes Bru o du NW,. 'A hour *eond siabetta appeared po zage lw room n iwhich te -etg warn hel& bwagfill to overfiowin G Geat care that~kn, o¢ne etere w ~ithout -a seteof 1o- tItgtlon.O ...

... THE FIRE AT CANTERBURY CATFfRILA,. [From the Timese.] OANTERDB v, September 3. This morning the Cathedral of Canterbury navrowly escaped destruction by fire; Indeed, that portion of the roof which covered Trinity Chapel at the extreme east end of the edifice, extending to the canopy over the spot which Indicates where once stcod the shrdne of St.. Thomas A. Beckett, and over the altar and ...

... LATE~STrNEWS.I (Resmo TeagiaAN; per Presw Amsaoda4oian, THE GENEVA ARBITIATION AWARD. SAN JUAN BOUNDARY QUESTION. NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 9. A member of the Cabinet states that the American members of ?? unanimously of opinion that thirteen million dollars would be a fair compensation for the depredations of the rebel cruisers and the expenses of pursuit. The Government has advices that the result ...

... LATEST NEWS, ?? nTelrama, per Pre8 Aasoeiaf4om] I FRANCE.*' VERSAILLES, S TsBER 12 (Evening). At to-day's meeting of the Permanent Commission, M. Lefranc, Minister of the Interior, said that reports of a decrease in the yield of indirect taxes were wholly incorrect and exaggerated, and 'were the dis- closures of unfaithful officials. The produce of the ?? taxes was constantly improving, and ...

... THE OUTRAGE AT LIOHFIELD. Michael Clark (30), county Cavac, Bartholomew Regan, and Patrick Dougherty, were yesterday charged, at the Police Court, Llhfteld, on remand, with felonloualy assaulting, with inte nt to do grievous bodily harm, Charles Turner, a journeyman baker, In the employ of Mr. Till on the 20th ult Cariles Turner stated that about twelve or one o'olook on the night of the 19h ...

... AND JOURNAU WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1872. 'HB BIBMWGRAM DAILY MAIL, AM VENSIG JOURNATj PaM A Hammii; psblkW at 7wm ad six, slob, comaitm aU EA Tlaqn,4 Markea, Spwitig, poc, and Local New gy ad Day. Daily iuln Now ezceud 15,00m OHm for Ad dameuuk No. l], Oacenws AL Two discontented Edinburgh Radicals have just dis- covered a gigantic plot, and exposed it in the congenial columns of the ...

... MEETING OF BRASSWORKERS IN BIRMINGHAM Last evening, an ordinary monthly meeting in connection with the Braseworkers' Association was held at the Public Office. There was a large attendance.-Mr. MAnDDox, who presided, said he had the pleasure of telling the audience that since their last meeting in the Public Office the object for which they had anmalgamated had been accompliFhed. (Cheers,) Six ...

... I Yesterday, the village of SolihalB was en fete In celebra- tion of the marriage of Miss Euphemta Amelia Smythe, the only daughter of the late Rev. P. M3 Smyihe, formerly rector, to ,Ir. Clement George Lefroy, of Ewshott, Hants, and Ireland. The wedding took place at Solihull Pariah Church. The marriage party started from the residence of the Rev. T. H. Mynorn, uncle of the bride (with whom ...

... AlhVUAL MlE1TING OF raE BILSTON I clM!jIm3!ONE3s. The3 auuual meeting of the Blstore Toknaship Commih- sionorts was held on Wed neaday evening, Mr. W. Ratton, re - ?? chAirman, presided, preparatory to the election of a ohalzonan.-ihe first busiuess was the ?? of the -Itotion of four Commiasionels, which took place oa the 5`h fnot. The, hadtmnan anaoutced that Messrs, Thomea lfd)idge, ...

... THE WOLVERHAMPTON BOARD OF o GUARDIANS. Yesterday the usual weekly meeting of the Guardians of the Wolverhampton Union was held in the Board Room; Ur. ,fames Langman (Chairman) ?? returns showed that the paupers now in the house number 627, an Inorease of I upon last year; and that 3,545 men, women, and children were receiving out-relief, at a cosb of £201. 12,, a decrease upon a twelvemonth ...

... I DR. LIVINGSTONE AND THE ROYAL' I GEOGRAPHICAL SOOIETY. . LFroin the Dail News.) A, VERY UNPLEASANT STORY. The Livingatone Search and Relief 0ommittee of the Royal Geographical 8ociety are about to consider its final judgment upon the conduct of the expedition under Lieutenant Dawson, which left England on the 9th of last February, and arrived at Zanzibar on the 17th of March, aome months ...