... DISESTABLISHMENT-THE BIRMINGqEAt CONYHzENUE. I In the ?? sentences of the following article, the Daily NeZws gives pointed advice to the Conference intended to take place In Birnbngham In the first week of Oc- tober The Birmingham Conference will no doubt approach tbe subjeots before ?? a butineas-like temper. They will leave the work of argument and coneiction to their publoc speakors and ...

... I COUNT MASTAT-FERRETTI. There is every reason to believe that the Pope has bon seriously affected by the death of his brother, Count Joseph Mastat-Ferrettl. ElIs Hollneas himself has left hli eishtieth year behind him, and, although he springs from a long-lived family, he cannot be Insensible to a warn- Ing that comes from so near. It must not be forgotten what deep anguish took posession of ...

... AME BeW1~O~h0 jef aagi h -Dt -o N tlon Isue a:,-,QaadplO' hueh0 ?? 'oen filled a'omnhus, 'a ,eMs, ?? hv 1s'V m,~n apritig 'or ufinaopie'tur i a sheet Asucwil a lette to Vl n ; ntl' IS ?? 0uni ?? burkew*ed the' l~bloe~ pl~icugade It two lelrars of' - ianleyo wo~ve tli't the bs':dwritfingis th* ki eapl ?? j very e~:srfi 'a ?? of these ofdecmle'showt~i e.4ha~t , ; h $s~Uityeteas ry-:nar ?? ...

... [- T11w GAFFA IRS OF .Ssks NORerrO ANDI HARMAN. I_. . . : A. meeting 4of the credltors of Uessrst' Nrton en Marrlan, brassfejndero, of Lionel Street, was hold yaeter. day, at the Great Western Hotel. trc. 0. A. Efiriso wsoovotedto the oLdr. There. was a go031 %6at idl Mr. itwlands ?? tho debtars'; Mr. oilenux ?? .12; Ur. OG Saiia'eal1 ozi behalf of Mr. Wadawoih ?? Mr. G J. Joh aaa'I ?? ...

... 'The first assertilg of the Board after the vanoulo wag 1helf) a*, the rarish, OCfices, yesterday ; Wr. W. I,, Sargant presding~. There wore present: Revovd.r. Bsrgea,~F. S; Dale, Frd Cmann O'Bullivan ; Messrs. RL.W Dale, G.Dawv. eon, C. Vince, J. Chamberlain, F. Elklgtom, J. S. Hop. ki,, anti J. Gouigh. TIME BUILI)ING 01p Scuoois,-The OHAIRMAN read coesmulnicatieona from the Xladl.oato ...

... ST. PLrTW SWARD.-We understand that Mr. Peikr one of the present members for this -ward,b him deidednot to tfler himself so a oandIato' for eeleotlon, and that some of him former ewppoxters. are preparing a requiition to Ur. T. Fallows, It to doubtfal, however, If a contest w1ill be ventured' ...

... STRIKES AlD WAGES IN BELGIU41. Mr. Grattai-, British Consul at: Antwerp, mends to the Government some Interesting faots on work and wages In Beium He states .that within -the last few yeass there boa been-a rise In wages of about 25 to 3D per cent. Nevertheless, the operatives are far from being satslfied,- and, their demands Inoreasing from day to day, atrlkee. have pakoen paee In 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 ...

... NOTIaIM TO 0OPMEMIDEM AIl Ue irn dtop publiswioa nmie bece au panftd by the name and ad fe-u of tc ,wf nret m ecsarigy for pu blE~fOI to foe. il ffornh jiat of t~ ?? 5IUOS~dtIpS w s ny pesi v1w eps tis9 ta: kefl tospetureJ ,eu s ~ aiv cGMW tnder. I' G. P. O.-No. T. S. 1.-We do not know. G. G., West Bromwlch.-The money in recoverable, J. P. En.-There axe i5lh carats in the omuIO troy ...

... ?LAT?EST NEWS? 'ANOK. PAWts, SL'PiLER ?? ?? the' :oCC0.0O~:, Webi Aahbsagador'a retulrn t~o his pait,a4 th o i ifetitr, lett P.hvin lamist night for his country ?? de. Marcnan The PreinAds 'pubIsAes,~ a letter at Garibaldi Which, Vnxeatnb na4p tlht tgana oongresiL The. I~~V9 ~nt~hISIM ninnAY, folen' erpressiensi Against Mi. Uiaier~wham beavceae ofrining IFranqe byex ornan ~ r'ae~ . 9d hem, th6 ...

... DISTRIT_ NEWS. LEA. BARBTON. The snnusl harveat festival was celebrated at Lea Mar. ston, on Wednesday lat. The weather was unpropttlous throughout, clearing up only to amlrnt of the procsslon to churoh which atarted from Lem at twelve o'clook, and consisted of the labourers, farmer, olergy, schools, &o, most of whom earredbanners, with appropriate devices. On the road the cboir sang the ...

... tDUDDESTON.OUM-NECHELLS LIBERAL ASI - ^BBOOI&TION. The annual meetlng of thil association was held last evenint, at the Junction Inn, Blomsbury. Mr. J. A. Cooper presided; and amonget those present were Uoun. ceillor Austin, Bav. . Wilson, Messrs. J. Hurst, R. Gllees, A. Gibe (seoretsry), ac. The CaATmri, Ina ening the proceedings, stated the bulnenseto be ?? before the meeting, and observed ...