... 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- ...

... UD'T' I.A, -i ELECTi i . be n0.e1tc of t'LO2 iv11-4 d.StIi'.tc itt s1a yt'.'tibttS WInc so.oolir \ Its. 5..C. ?? 3'iI ot ?? ,ied it (lit) lt( ?? - 3-, v-v vni,votjgb ;Id interruli, t L * '2 ct i , E Ic.i'' lv5') 51 dcsii'r~t by .iio *t ?? it (,Sntf t 'ri hi ¾'ter ti.,t . ?? 1. '1 01L. ani bite insl t'7'ia .A' ' it i ?? lvll , ill~ llttu ttin , Toep tl vu l.2i1:t.1.u3. AXLTI . rv Ot. UC 10 tit ...

... ID.UTII OF MR. FRANCIS CARBUTT. We harate announoe, with great Zegrefr, the loss of a dietinguisheainhabitant bf Leeds, Mr. Catbutttfho,&ie an active and useful life, basbeean removeadatthe advanced age of eighty-two years. About two mofithssince'Mr. 'aarbutt had a dangerous illness, from which, however,.he recovered so far as to-,be able to visit .Scarbro', where he to some degreersgained-his ...

... GENERAL FOREIGN NEWSe (R1rnrna!s TEBUGIAsS.) THE FRENCH ELECTIONS. Bohdo-dNy, Sunday Midnlight.An cleotion has been f i held tonday in the Pas de Calais for a Deputy to the ! _Natdona1A0ssembly- Peburns have been ?? from i ?? cantons, sholving the following resctlt !M1. Delisset Engrand (Scptennalist and Bonapartist)c 40.712; N, Brasure (Reprihlie)au), 9),164 votes. SPAIN. .. I MAnDin, ...

... £,D-PEC-AL CORRESPONDENCOE ( DY 6'S.IV-1 T 'E qLF0,1AY'M.8 Lennox, SanuIy liht,. I I hear that the Berlin correspondent of the -At ! ?? r A~ref has been expellk £l, or -athlr has made h'is ,;esape, fearing the eonse(qctces Q'i his Sta1Y, from Ger- Iey. Yhe publication1 of the Arnim-Biilow corre-. 5-1o-ndence has ?? great offence to the Gernor 50vernri'ent, and the ?? correspondent, though -hnd ...

... 'HE ARNIM CORRESPONDENCEO (From the Spectar.) Nothing can be clearer now than that the German Government has been dealing in an unusual manner-a manner betraying to the public undue excitement. anxiety, and suspicion-with its late Ambassador at Paris. The correspondence bhbwaee Coiunt Arnim and Herr von B~ilow,1Prince Isismuark'a subordinate, which has been just published, makes it Jerfeatly ...

... THE NATIVES AND NANA SAHIBI. By fair the best argumeont for supposing that the person surrendered by Scindialli is the Nane, isthat Soindiah surrendered hIm. Itis not a conclusive ?? may have been deceived, or ma ybep i t British Government in h oeo eoeigtefrrs of Gwalior, but neverteesi savr togoe native of Scindiab's rank wo of the princely castseh he isl o i rtcif unless he had sorething to ...

... THE THREE CHO(IRS FE STIVAL. The following is the answer returned by the Dean and Chapter to the sesolutions passed at the meeting of the Stewards of the Triennial Restival on October 24:- Without at present entering on the various points raised in that document, they desire to call special atten- tion to the Becond resolution, in which they observe, wvith much surprise and regret, that the ...

... THE LEEIDS MERCURY. AT Saturday's sitting of the German P'ria-l meat IIELn VOx rope-UnIclE was elected President by - - ,i - T- -tA. iR to ?? an almost unanimous vote. KnaIA-,3 is to undergo his sentence at the House of Correction at Saint Georgeus, near Beyreuth. T'E. publication of the ARn If-BuLLOw corre- spondence is stated to have given such offence to the German Government that the ...

... I TE -sIr-o§VRls yxIO~S. Intelligence has been received (the Atlienozowus-sayS) of the safe arnival of most of the ?? Trausittbf-Venus observers at their head-quarters of ?? Tupman aud Professor Forbes with their parties at Honolbalr, inl the Sandwich or Hawaiiu Islands; Lieutenant Weate and his party at 31odriguez; Major Palmer and his party at Christchurch, ~ew Zealand; Capltaia Ordo Browne ...

... i O- R: - TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. K MEaCURY OFFICE, M;onday, 5 r.a~m NANA SAEIB. (Tners TLEGuRotA.) MIor.IAa, Saturday.-I have seen the Maharajah Scindia, who repeated that he had the fullest convic. tiou of the Ntuna's ideutity. I(Col. owbray Tuomsou also declares that is con- vietion is unclanged. I have since attended a re.examnination of the late |Rajah's sona' wife, aud of the INiana's ...

... .L(OCAL AND GENERAL. ST. GEORGE'S O itn EOENN SERVICES.-f This church was ?? dirvrine service yesterday, after an interval of lour mouths, during which time it has been repainted eind decorated, and' various altera- tions have :bets nsade, The reading desk has been removed, the prayers being now read from the stalls, and a beauitiful oak eagle has been presentcd by Major Moore, in memorya ,of ...