... | [ 7 I DISTRICT NWS. 0 :: : ;, .i: BURTON.Qrt.TREN, . S TA PunLACoirr DVPRD DBY: AHORSE DR-uB.-A#;t 'th Burton-Fair, on Tuesday last; ,a publoan realdft Ingi the town was perniuded by a horse dealer 0o buy him a horsez, ?? ththe mig give 310, for the aal.El. and le (ihedeaer) wnud gilve him 62.for his tirouble.- The pnb- 1lloan pnrohased 1hohorsa for-:£30. 10a., hbs it know hfk Upon an ?? ...

... TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. [CENTRAL NBWS TELEGRAM.] BURNING OF A STEAMER IN THE ATLANTIC. 105 LIVES LOST. LONDON, Thursday, 3. p m. f A Lombard Telegram from New York says, that the Steamer Missouri, from New York to Havanna, has been burnt during a gale off the Bahama Islands. Eighty per- sons, including all officers, and 25 passengers, perished Twelve saved. ...

... THE EASURYAND THE CIVIL SERVICE. To TOIM EDITOR OF THE FtEMAN,- Sxn,-The ii Barvico Commission is now in I the fall dischargeof its mysterious functions, and' a the Civil servants of Ireland are on their trial be- 7 fore a tribunal on which they are not repreSented, . and with the scope 6f whose jurisdiction they are unacquainted. This, however, is known-that, in the constltuthon of that ...

... THE POLITICAL CRISIS IN PRUSSIA. The Times holds that the importance of the step taken by the Prussian Lords in rejecting the Government scheme of local reform cannot fail to be at once appreciated. So stubborn a vote does, in truth, provoke a sus- picion whether, after all the protestations to the contrary, there is not some- thing behind to account for it. It is not easy to believe that an ...

... I I I 10 TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEM)AN. flh DEAn Szg-It gives me much pleasure to ob. of serve that the public mind is beginning to realise iy fully the unstable condition of the Qacen's Uni. )h versity in Ireland. EHaving been for some time c- a student in one of the Queen's Colleges, I hope d these few remarks of mine on the subject may not prove wholly uninteresting. As an Irishman to and ...

... -MR. ' /SEPH ARl: -AT HAi1 Iff.. I __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ Last evelnin, a meeting of the Agrdcultural Lalbourers' Unlio was hbld at the 0ongregaflonul Ohiape Hampton. in.&Aedn. ilr., .rnold, peided.z~ and~ lproposed. the following resolution :-gsThat this meeting, consisting, of agrloultural lahOurgrs, pledges itucif to suppoct th unlio by every legitimate Meaus ilk Its efforts. to, obtaninho ...

... POPULAR ENTERTAINMENT..—The first orran intended series of readingss was '¡ven on Tuesday evening last, in the Assembly-room. Several gentlemen favoured the audience with literary extracts, and the proceedings were also interspersed with music. There was a large gathering. ...

... A SINCERE V oreE OF WAENINS against Quacks, or an unerring Guide to the Nervous aid Debilitated, by J. L. Pulvermacher. An infallible means of detecting the Quack Doctor, and thus preventing the above class oe patten's from falling into his clutches, a danger into which they are likely to be en'rapped through his specious and enticing foms of advertisements and Treatises. The well known name ...

... LOCAL NOT'ES Tito Town Moor Anmnesty M~eeting on Surdaiy Wns a Rupitiss as, fnr as re''abers are 6oacctnad. The bi! .i~idc2 ii, was not of tile hi',hest cleat, and t;,e , )`-einen ts were only such as c ildd be adth-eacil 1 . n. Peth IAPS. Itwevel is. -,%r lntt, the Chir? spytikisnina of the int~ n~erl,.h, iiil 1t apt ir as Cii ?? te tyle of rt!e I1-- ,I - I. het ti'n is thle neatest to pet ...

... | W. ?? 0VORKlDWAGES.. ' THEI STRIKEC AND LOOK-OUT OFl' LoQAL : , ?? ?? OOLt IERY.WlWEB1 1S,' 'i4- These Is little; or .nothltng new to be saild upon tho now nearly defundt strlke6 nd look-oub of' 8outh Staffordshire- colltery.widers. ' There' are-atllla ,la~rg' nuamber of -mnen- not at work,' butthere Wi,,u eoidderable ':amount of falntheertedn.es ,abonh' their' proueedings *hldik1 e ...

... To the Editor of the SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS. Sir -I see in your issue of to-day's date a letter from Mr. John .Rowlands, containing the following evnr.afi; •' Mr- Ingledew stated in his speech at the ratepayer's meeting to-night that I and my partner, Mr Thomas, had asked M.I. Treharne to come forward as candidate for the Town Council. This paragraph is not quite correct. What I did say in my ...

... 'UR FROUDE ON ANGLOND. We take from the New York Sun a portion of the account which it gives of an iutervisw betweenone at of its reporters and Mr J. A. Froude- a KReporter-Do you share the belief that England JA has seen its best days? Mr Froude (in his 'pleasant,' cheery voice)-No; w I think it has as great a future before. it, as it has had a great ppst. I cannot see that' our people now ...