... PILGRIMAGE BY RAILWAY | TRAIN. | ig Among the many attempts which havo 4 been made in recent, years to revive medi- 3S evral mysticism, and reconcile it with the 10 practicality of the nineteenth century, per- of haps that which resulted in the pilgrimage 3, which set out from London for Paray-le- 2, Monial yesterday morning is one of the 9 citrangest. The idea of a pilgrimage carries 8, us ...

... LATEST tg. IIC NEWS. _TiTjE CO3's liet MejestY, Boompanied by eornatg for 13t'1a tseven Oo'look thbU' Porningfm ,olmor atkeo Edinburgh L ri~ rhjresti Balm ral. bhe r ae And prinoess of walc, mince Major Teesdalo, snd the Rev. he O (ilkOccupied the Abergeldio pow In n rathie QflOr; ° Sunday, when the 1ev. Dr. Taylor, Churchi On tbo parish proached. The Queen vtan .1,15ter of or any of the royal ...

... I TEx TICIHJORNFu TRIAL I I the h CEO' k E88 lV D NE 7fE E GOVERNiESS. ofLI SEPThlsi R 23. ort I o 'i'o JA&l at bar of the claimant to the Tlborbn'i~ wht baronetcy and esntates was resmaied to-dy ~a ~ Winim Bilbey, a clerk in the 5argote of the NU to Roa al Company, and ii former rei~ent of the Cansterbur~y. ascendod thob Witness boX r the pur- ,aid pose of being arcsi.examinend by Btr. ...

... AsBpeolalcorrespondont of the Tines, accompany- ing the pilgrims to Paray-le-Monial, writs-I saw no levity of conduct all along the route.; I heard no word of jest. or ridicule; there was no smoking or drinking; and, considering that*b numbered several hundreds, that many if not most of u,4 wore young men, and nearly all Englishrngn, I was immensely struck at the self-denial and devotion they ...

... BEDUCTION AD BREAME OF . . I PROMISE. At the eheriff's court, Preston, yesterdaY, Ab cue of breaoh of promiise of marriage and seduction was beard. Mbr. Segar appeared for the plaintiff, a domestio servant. The defendant, a tininan, carry- inq on business at Whitefield, near Manchester, neither appeared nor was represented. In'the antiumn of 168i the plaintiff, Bridget M1'Roy, entered the ...

... UNSEAWORTHY SH1PS. kes at UofSome important ralterations w/ere made In the, at w relatiug to merchant shipplng by the nct (:l; of all and 37 Vtot., cap. 85) passed on the day of the me. prorogation. Several provisions will not take effect date. until the lst of Novembor-as to the duties of ad all masters in collisions and signals, as also as to the 3agO. apprehended ?? of ships, and as to the ...

... - AND lII Cjjr3GlBAPHIC NEWS. V, fulinU .TAA I CogNMIBRU'L. Oh o STOCK >XQgAh'GE In s the businesm do tO :- :AI j:g11 XITIBg FUS. , Octoberoolley 926 now ?? ?? ldRE .d ~.j9 ?? , pe ?? _ 9 -- Di per 06 15 5 .Ar. 18. 97,.,2 54' ?? ?? ?? is i3l P0Tes;r .¢1084 a 6-P^re3ter. ?? ,41t IQI( D 7 . C. 1 6.9 ' o'SD pilar. D per eeut ?? t , , ?? ,; ai >t n 64er 4 rr No 41fO .;ow 9eW ` , .lht.. g. . ?? . ...

... PFIFTEBNT11 L.R.V.-No. 6 ColnrANY SHOQOTING CrL~U.-The fortnightly competition of this olub took placo on Saturday ; Queen's ranges and condi- tions for 1873. The following were the bestoeores:- PoInts added. Total, Sergeant J. Barker . ?? I ?? o ,a Coloar-serAt. R. Waddington ?? 54 Corporal It Robinson 8. ,, . ?? 47 Sergeant M'C.anr ?? ,, . e, 12 FIRST 0HE5U1E ENGSINEERSS' PRIZB DIERTING3.- ...

... - UNSEAWVORTHY pEiPS. Some usiporntlt alteri.tions were. 'made in the f law relating. to.:merchant shipping by the Actb (3 aild 37 Vie cap. 85) passed on. the day'of the pro- ..!rogationt. ieea, rviidwl r1 -ot take clfect guptil the lat of Novuember-as -to the duties of imns- t i collisions and iils, assoas to the appre- x hbld 1098 of 'ships,.and as to the earriage of dange- 3,rous goods on ...

... REALWAR, AT GANoNK:CHASE.- -jt0o 1. Ai6nther battle on Cannok&Chas6 oi FridNy:re- d sulted in another'defea ,'of Cto defending,^arny' , the . mider General 8iriJoh nDoughfs. :t Atra general, t Wa, figbtft aildng h. wholo ?? made a ..t vigiorvusassii uon 'the derntreo and left df theo e: of ?? of .. riii /ah&cvyffro 'of shot and shellwhich was hurlcdi.at u 'their Pines,' advaiie'ed -over an ...

... 1. ; 1 ?? (RLUurExS TEL.EGRAMS.) THE KING OF ITALY'S VISIT TO VIENNA. UIUNE, SEPT. 16.-The King of Italy nrrived hero at 8.45 this evening.. His INLjesty crossed the Austrian frontier Lat YIENNA, SEPT. 17.-The press to-day welcomes the arrival of King Victor Eummanuel as a gratifying fact in view of the union of the Ultramontanes and Reactionists who lately endeavoured to induce theo Em- ...

... I 1. (FPIO3lf CU SPEOIA; CORRESIPONDENT,) t, . .rPARIS, SEpr,. IT. In making the iunportation of grain perfectly free, and decreeing its transit by rail at a reduc. ;0 tion of 33 per cent. per ton, the goverlsluellt has ic done All and well that could be expected to conl- i. jurc the bread cr'ini, It is work that is really Le wanted, but this can only flow from political o stability. Bismeack ...