... fartign him THE GERMAN ARMY ESTIMATES. Sam The German Army Estimatcs for the year 1875 have port just been published at Berlin. The ordinary expenges a B are estimated at 272,495,822 marks, or 40,141,652 more hear than this year's8 estimates. 'Prussia has to contribute kno 240,635,678 marks; Saxony, 17,996,259; and Wurtem- rags burg, 13,808,890: The items for Such expenses as are recc not to ...

... Y' otal ?? ties. I- The Marquis of Salisbury returned to town on Friday from Highelore Castle, flants, where lie has been on a short. Visit to thle Earl and Countess of Carinsrvon. Lord John Manners, Postmauster-Goeoral, is at prosent the gu~esgt of Sir Win. Stirling-Maxwell at Keir. - Mjor General Cecil Forester having been Summoned to -thle Bouse of Peers, thle Speaker of thle House of ...

... sotal 9xvits. eln th ch MUNICIPALMArrERS engage the attention of boroughs to ed as November comes round, and now that the ward . ad elections are over we must turn to the important busi- ness of the mayoralty. The year of office of the retiring h Id, Mayor has been signalised by the birth of a daughter, di and the members of the Corporation have presented , it, Mrs. WHERELDON with a silver ...

... 111 n. *a A t./\I (Froit the Field.) DEII11YsInIm WYVt AND DLIMENT.-A very great deal of rain bas fallen sinco mly last report, whicil h bs caused I great disappointment to the lovers of grayliug fly-fishing, altthough at few have turned out o0 both rivers and havo been rewarded with someo nico little catches off both streams. No great weight of fish has been taken. The best dish tiit I _ ...

... THE BRUTAL FIGHT BETWEEN COLLIES A'1 MEXBOR(UGH,. At the Lower Strlaffird and Tick-bill Petty Sessions, held k at Doncafst,-r (on Saturday, TlhomIak's (Caldorbark, collier, . was summoecd for asesnnutiii John O'Neil, at Mexborough, Y en Sunday, the 27th ult. Mr .Peagam informed the Bench that lodic men had been sumimouetd by the Wath Association for trespassing in a field belolnging to John ...

... At a meeting of the Board of Guardians, hold on Monday, pr ,x the 2nd iust., present 22 Guardians, Mr. W. Bennett in the cheir; the Revs. John Wadlham, T. W. Bury, F. Atkison da e W. Fox-; Mesrs. Goodwin, Brindley, Hemsely, Sketchley, ttl u John H. Sumith, Robinson, Popper, Chambers, James ea or Smith, Towle, Tranter, Adkin, Altao, raget. S. Bennett Ba Barron, and Welby, J.P. Mr. Dansey, ...

... I - DISPATCH O O MAILS D whe The Office Is open to the public from 7 nam. to 9 pem. une Letters,&itc., ean be posted Lines of road and ?? places of Without Wit b I Letters destination . extr a ddlilt l nl c an be No. of charge penny registerd Mail M until stamp until Ashborne. Helper, Matloper, WirMns- until worth, andt village s arousld Derby.. 33a.m - 3_ 2Hirmi2gBlrni. ChCeltenhalm, Glouces- ...

... at of a An onlatquiry was bold tin Wednesday night ait Thtatcharn. infer A, Ivilge near Newbury, respect ing thle dleath of Richard On the namted Baylis and Steed], one in business at Newbury and iselves the other at Thatehiam, went ferreting onl thle above farm onl grm-brandy from ,a large jar lie had taken with him. One wit- ness, named Richardson, said thast Baylis gave thle deceased four ...

... It --muorrovankna. MIDLAND RAILWAY. M To THlE EDITOR OF Tits DERHY MERCURtY. Sir-The rash soid radicel proposal of the Midland Direc- tors to annihilate the second-class carriages, and to redrice I the titird-class fares has itact with timly] ndwrm oppeusi- tion inl Manchester. It ?? diat a gene.ral liocating of cI the stiarelilders is called tii oppose thm arbitrary sehena! of Mr. Ailport ...

... -. - w ?? , T7 I I Al ?'Cttc5t ,r- [Illr ELECTnIC TELEORAIII.J 0- THIE STRIKE AT THE WELSH SLATE ?? QUARRIES. of TUESDAY. it. Notice was issued on behallf of Lord Pen-bhyn this morn- rid ing stating that. irrespective of recent arbitration, bfi quar- he ries would be re-openel on Monday next. to THE I)OJMINICALS AT EXETER. TIYBSDAY. .1. Another dridniojcal sulo wis I proven;tod at Exeter this ...

... I a prTo- jubilee commemoration dinner in connection with the la, means- Birmingham Licensed Victuallers' Society, salse ni etand- 1824, took place last Wednesday evening. Aibout 250 gentle- aI !lay is men eat down to dinner. Mr. Albert Octavius Wort hington w~ co the (firm of Miessrs. Worthington and Co., Burton-on-Trent) hir occupied the chair, end Captain Kirby (firm of Mjessrs. Bi ells, a ...

... I dilrt & officiaI, 'of BK I or THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES. too Their royal highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales C DIs arrived in London at an enrly hour on Thursday morning, bisi He after an absence of two months from this country. The floci er- Princess of Wales met the King of Denmark, who was on Ass, he his way home from Iceland, at Edinburgh on the 16th of Pro of August, and ...