... W i AXC _1 C lj i, E -IX A E nCE I i ~ A 'ZV l VE '21It 9sY ~ ~ . ic O P'i:adA'Y N ig h ?? ?? o c trealtnre-trovc ?? Sue: cry ii. :ii t0P ;r; tI..ttl; .i t.) tle lIntli) of ?? -, Llqo',.. t~llrl~c;-., o th traS Li orls of a -il : clii' 11*15 ~the ?? ' . ;i1 . i l~l:l dt ring ::th ccsidc 11r/j_ T1IeC ?? ?? 6'Ve!ztmlil, : i : tb celtoll s ?? iC and Jr V riII , c~r j~i~d ~ 'a sf:iir theI \ ?? o ...

... BISHO0P GOLEN1SO AND THiE BISHOP OF | OXFORD. The announcement made on Saturda y that the Lord Bishop of Oxford would prohibit Bishop Colenso from carrying out his intention of preaching at Carfas (the i city church) yesterday morning was confirmed by the service of a monition on the Bishop of Natal, a copy of .which, as under, was also affixed to the doors of the sacred edifice on Saturday ...

... TER RIFIC GALE. '&RIPWRECKS AND LOSS OF LIFE. A terrific gale from the south south-east prevailed yesterday on the North-East Coast. The first in dication of the storm was given about ten o'clock on Saturday night, when the wind suddenly rose and gradually in- creased in intensity. On the storm coming away the members of the South Shields Volunteer Life Brigade at once mustered, and placod ...

... ImoriNING. EXPRESS TO-DAYT'S LOb{DUN PAPERS. MERBCURY OFFICE, 41Monday, a.mn. is HEALTH OF MR. DISRAELI. o We (Daily .ArMtte) regret to learn that Mr. Disraelil . continued indisposition, which arises from au cttat e of gout, prevented his leaving town as he intended a the latter part of last week. The r-ight Hon. Gentle 11 man, though much better last evening, was still cord e fined to his ...

... F4.,U?0aI A'11-f. OF ?? (jI- j TF i ?? AT l: S!- '1J .Ity i l t t; -a a-; l it ;, tXI Cg (t S( IO!? C ?? I-s ?? 1 ?? . atd t.- 1 ? i~t' vlh tiJ. etaaa'y.-lreiaio ITIII tt! Q j tr;-.alh Ltad ?? aQQ H ?? tlhu ?? ?? \tS;; Aj ?? (\;!Dfaitk.~ il !a i~~E l le; 1 tilt) ?? n .. 1 :\ 1atti a V IS - lu a a a; aexa, ;abei. the t: ?? ?? 1 \ivOivilJ. ?? Th'e htolltalluu S:NvL: : ! \ ! . ' ttf i a;lL ?? ...

... ARCHBISHOP MANNING AND THE VATICAN DECREES. The following Pastoral was read in all the churches of the Romran, Catholic diocese of Westminster, at High Mass and evening service, yesterday:- \flsar Children iu Jesus Christ,-1. Oa Sunday, the 25th of Auigust. 1870, the following letter from His Eminence Cardinal Amntonelli was read by our order in all chulrches of this diocese:- Rome, Aug. Ilth ...

... TH1E STnRUUD ELECTION P1TITIOIN. The case of personation charged in the petition was opened eon Saturday morning. ; Wifli(i;rir White said he lived on Stroud-hill, and haad been iii receipt of parishl relief for five or six years. He received election cironlars at the Februasry election froml both parties. Charles Steele and Henry Steele called on hins arid asked him to vote. TItev came ar.d ...

... GE. ritAL FOREIGN NEWS, (R'EUTERS TmwzEGnAS,) FRANCE. PAnIS, Saturday.-The order of the day on the reopenion, of the Assembly on Monday, as published ,by the (ffYiial JoiwnIal to-day, has reference simply to ihe election of the Bureau. No mention is made of a conitaniueation from the Governmient. Th!e I-rave' pulblishes on account of a conversation Iithll 1 ?? Thiers upon his recent visit to ...

... THE LEEDS MERGUI-IT- I Tim French Assembly opens to-day, but it is | believed that MARSL hALIcAoCus:oS'9 IMfessage -ill lot be read until to-morrow or W -edn-esy. It viii probably be definitively settled to-day. It is expected that M. BUFFET will be r e-elected President of the Assembly. The France puiblishes the report Mt a conversation with H.. Tninrns as to his recent vi:it to Italy, in ...