... - FEVER EPIDENIO AT DARWEN. 1200 CASES- 44 DEATHS. ' I 6 On Saturday a special meeting of the Darwvn Local Board was held to receive the report of Mr. Heo Stevens, M.D., who bad been appointed by the LocaI Government Board to investigate' the cause of the fever epidemic now raging in that town. Mr. Snape occupied I the ohair, and the public were admitted. Mr. Stevens said that in Darwen 44 ...

... SBEIOCS )It.ILWAY ACCIDENT IN IRELAND. About a nile from Clonroad Station on the Athenry, Tuam, and Ennis Railway come waggons broke from a train, and running into the station, dashed into a pas- senger train with great force. Several of the passengers were severely injured, but none fatally. The carriages were much damaged. AOOIDE&T ON THE MA.NCHESTER, SEIEPFILD, a-un LiNCcovsLTcsun RBrLwAr- ...

... THE RECENT EXPLOSION ON THuE REGENT'S CANAL.- Yesterday Mr. Forsyth, M.P., Sir Thomas Chambers, M.P., Dr. Holt Dunn, and other gentlemen representing the vestries of Paddington and Marylebone, waited upon the Home Secretary to urge upon him the desirability of immediate legislation on the subject of the storage and transit of gunpowder for the public safety, to secure obedience to existing ...

... FR~,ANcE. PRus, Wednesday.-Lord Lytton and Mr. Wash- burne dined with Marshal ?? at the Elysie yesterday. The Paris Munioipal Council has commenced die- cussing the mode of cleansing the Seine. The deputies representing the Department of the Dordogue have presented an addresI to the Minister of Foreign Affairk, protesting against the arrest, by an Argentine man.oi.war, of M.- Onelie Tounens, ...

... FIZZSEXTATIrXONr QE TlE] -LOaID MANTR ELECT. Vnd~rrln.- t ?? , . . - - Yesterday Mr. Alderman StoethLrdMyrle, was formally Presentted to the Lord Chafncellor at lisa Lordship's residn ces inl South iiensingtoar, having beern pr`eviously ?? thither from Guildliall by the ald ermen and sher iffs9, the under sheriffs, and the chief olfiliccas of tire Corporation. The Coay.o-,a SxsrTsA\-T (Sir ...

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... 'd LPES Yopx AN SO IA'ATIOX The fourth leeture of the session was delivered lest night by the Rev. W. Q Simpsoa, of Drsdford4 ghg subject b heing FaIbles 'Iqra Poiuldr ILudu Litqratura. There w. a very laJrge atQotgnc, tve eeotyre.bgll being sp Crowded that mnay persou6 werg Vuable to obtaiu seida. The leetur9 w7as very int9ersting, and tho aiunmroup e fables relpted efforded great pleasure ...

... THE MARTINI-HENRY RIFLE, At the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council vester- dav, before Sir J. COLVILE, Sir B. I E.SCOCE, Sir r. Smcersi, and Sir R. COLLIER, an application was made bv xr.Aliexander.enry, of Edinburgh and of the -enrly Xtifle Barrel Companiy Limited, for a prolongation of his patent granted in Novemher. rf1lO. for iitprovaes in rifled tire-arms. The SoLncnor-G1nr.Aa, Mr. ...

... IMORNING EXPRmESS, TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. .hE8lClUjy OFF1CIE, Tuesday, 6 a.m. THE CARLIST& (TIifEs Tr=GoAm.) IE1:NmAyc, Monrday-The Carlisti have erected fot batteries of 1G cauinon to bjombard Irun. The bombarcllm ut is to begin ?? afternoos or We-dnesday morning. CONsTANTIaNUorL, Mlunday-Tho B3ritish nrib.a1ss having ' ;! the attention of the Turkisb Govorsz.2' to tho increasing traffic in ...

... (By' PIRIVvuL TEIAIGLA1P!.) LoNDoN, TuesLav Night. Althougllh a month has elapsed iince the publicaion of Mr. Gladstone'e article on Ritualism in the Con- teMtpOY'}arY Renieio, the interest excited by it has by no means subsided. Amongst tbie points in the article which called forth the expression of most surprise, and of not unmnerited regret, u'aa the passage directed against the attitude of ...

... t- Lliotrict lKeWS. BEVERLEY. T _It is proposedl that steps shall be TaE ;5;thle next training for the formation of kna bl±t'ilillls in all counties where the in- ce,*as of the DIitia% force has been recommended. In ?? ease the ilei colmpanies will constitute second Zlttalions of the existing regiments, and not form any separate body. ° _Ou Tuesday John Hand, brick- layer's labourer, was ...

... SjITDIAYS AND BYEWAYS IN SWITZERLAND. Tloecvtard bound! The littlestone hut en the ~sttrjoe, awy up1 am~Jong fields ofsO\ d r:.9tfltitlns of ire, Nvi the ?? Fas, j0 mlad of a b~wlrunning Past itst door, and thle grim]a- inikof the Hatterhorte frowning down uponusfo yrcsvcn itself, is to he our ttiri llnpit, t If 're pletS mt corepancitls, 'who have jounydwtcsb It;e and valley and moultain ...