... i TEu PSENG: THAPFPO- ONx t-THI : ' - ILANID RAILWAYi Te sterday meeting ias he at the ;hamnbr of 0am'. meroe, to ?? the gme fiatoinveienee alleged to :have been caused by the disccntlnuo of -on of th ...

... SAVAGI' AISRAULT OI A WIFE IN . X ; ~BMINGHA&M. . An atrocious assault on, a wife was made yesterday morning, In Great Charles Street. The perpetrator of the outrage Is a man amned John, Baker, ?? mak ...

... FESTIVAL CHORAL SOCETY. The sfecond concert Iaf the current ?? series, which took place In the Town HaIl on Tuesday evennlg, was of a micellaneous voorl character, comprising melee tions fron the work ...

... -- CORESPONDENOB. 'PrFd(- PI yeaur.. ,AJL B. U.-?be receipt must be srepe~L : : V. ?? women Is ,of *je at twmyouee- a. W. J, Bs1tom-R Wenestablre; (2) No. RB .':-Teegsimentooeud4belep4iyenfoeL ...

... FRANCE.-The calm that succeeded the violent storms of last week was devoted by all parties to reviewing past events and looking forward to the turn that things might take on Thursday, whe ...

... LAST Friday was the day set apart by general consent of the whole Anglican Church for prayer to the Almighty on behalf of mis- sionary effort. There was scarcely a congregation in the me ...

... I. CONGRESS OF FLAx oROWRS. The following document has been reselved by the Manchester Chamber of Commerce :_ Y.ienna Universal Exhibtion, 1873, P pro. granrme of the proposed international ?? of flax growers, to., to be held at Vienna next ?? great importance of flax as a prodit. able agricultural product and valuable raw mates. rial for industry renders it a matter of great moment that at ...

... I I On Tuesday William Coghlim, Esq, Collector of Customs and Receiver of Drolty, arrived at Cahore in order to ascertain the oause of the wreck of the Amelia. The two men who were saved were sworn and examined. The youngest, Henry Hales Cuthbert, from Queentbown, is a very intelligent young fellowv. The ahlef points stated by them are that the ship left ardiff on the 14th instant, at 3 a mn ...

... CHRISTMAS CHU:CH DECORATIONS. : FRAMLINGRAM, Each year we think that the Christmas decorations of our Church'has 'arrived at perfection. Yet each suc- .ceeding Christmas time shows that the artistic decora- torn, the Misses Peirmon, Goodwyn,'and 'Borrett, in. 'creases our admiration and plessute, when we view the cultivated taste displayed. We can but contrast the decorations of the present ...

... The annual tea and distribution of prizes to the members of this Corps took place at the Town Hall on Wednesday evening. The Hall was most tastefully decorated with flags for the occasion, and amongst the several mottoes which decorated the orchestra, gallery, and walls, we observed the following:- God Save the Queen, God Bless the Prince of Wales, To pre- serve Peace be prepared for ...

... , l- A quarterly meeting of the Board was held at the Salisbury Hotel, Fleet Street, London, on Wednesday ig morning, Admiral Collinson in the chair. There were ly also present Admiral Bedford, Mr. J. C. Cobbold, Mr. OGeorge Josselyn, Mr. George Mason, Mr. Vaux, Mr. Free, Mr. P. Bruff (engineer), and Mr. Philbrick (clerk). d The minutes of the last meeting were read, and The Clerk stated that ...

... I 6ardat (ppratiouo. I . I From the Gand6ncr's Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette. HARDY FLOWER GARDEN. THE PABTERR AND MIXED GARDEn.-Take every ad. vantage whilst the weather is mild and open to push for- ward any alterations now in hand, and be prepared for severe frosts. Annuals to stand the winter will probably require some slight protection; a few yew boughs will often prove sufficient. ...