... 2tet~u nte1it~ en ct the, A orhabenpublished in Germany, edited by throt UrFednand Sbor, containing 10,000 popular songs, whol, ,5talogued and casfewith their themes noted. islani Two morc boxes ?? 20,000L. worthodlasan have been recovered frmthe wreck of the Schiller. disea Three more coutainlifg 20,000 dollars have yet to be fesse, recovered. Ovall The Tiflis-Bokil Railway, which will ...

... AMPTHILL, Saturday, Evening. At the Anl\pthill Petty Sessions, before Major Brooks and the Rev. J. G. C. Campion, Joseph Wooding, of Parliament- street, Derby, described as a decorator and carpenter, was charged with indecently assaulting Miss Elizabeth Bright- man, governess of a ladies' school at Pulloxhill in Bedford- shire.-Mr. Potter appeared to watch the case for the rail- way ?? ...

... MR. PLIMSOLL AND TiHE HOUSE OF COADIONS. A large meethig was held at Derby, oni Tuesday nightt 'week, called by a requieition to the Nicyor, to express syri-I 1~tby with Mr-. P'limsoll in regard to the withdrawal of the ?? Bill. Mr. T. W. Evane, M.P., occupied the chair, and hto was supported by some of the leading resi- I dents of the town and neighbourhonod. Besides theseo who I acddressed ...

... &AA + - -P- AT-,, r herald gives the fol- OUTRAGE ON BOARD A BIi'IM cc A despatch to the Net' YorI Herald gives the fol- 0wing details of au outrage by Spanish authorities on an English meail steamer- folwnstemt St. '1omas July 18, 1875.-Tho wollowiegdetatement by an eye witness will furnish you with the details of Sn outrage perpetrated by the Spanish authorities at Perito Cnon the steauship ...

... a Ud Dy met ho :5. ad ry as The third exhibition and fete of the above society was held on Tuesday in the park adjoining Ileanor Hell. Tho show on the whole was a great success, and it now bids fair to becomo an established institution in the district. The exhibition showed an increase over the two previous years, .ud there wats nO falling off ini the quality of the flowers, fruit and ...

... Norwood and Dulwich were thrown into a state of great Po excitement last Thursday night by an act, owing to which one woman has lost her life, and two other persons are couo- sidored in great danger. It appears from what could be hit gathered in the excitement that a number of persons had ?? been drinking at the Gipsy Queen public-house, and several th' . were in a state of hilarity outside. ...

... The following are the scores of the competitions of the Derbyshire Rifle Association, which took place on the 2nd inst., and which were issned after we went to press:- FIELD OFFICERS PRIZES. £ s. d. Colour-Sergeant Eewson, 13th - - - Colour-Sergeant Goodwin, 12th - - - Corporal Gill, 19th Corporal Birkin, 12th Lance-Corporal Handley, 19th Corporal Henshaw, 1st Sergeant Bland. 4th Sergeant ...

... T.he monthly meeting of thin Board waB9 held on Mondays present, Mlr. W. T. Shawv (as chairman),Mr. HI. Ms. Holmes, Mir. F. Thompson, Mr. Johnson, the Rlev. Canon M1'Kenna, Mr. P. B. Chadileld, and Mr. G. Beawick. M. THOMPSON moved the cof the minutes, 9 and said he wished at tho proper time to ask a question with, regard.to the recent correspondence between the Board and I Messrs. Crosbie and ...

... gb-trid stius. l- SOMERSAL HERIBERT. C- CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY.-TbIa sum of 21. Is. has dbeen collected in Somersal Herbert Church, in aid of the al above society. 4- A4 HILTON. r. SCHOOL TREAT.-On Thursday, the 5th inst., through the to Io kindness and liberality of Mrs. Barber, the children attending e the endowed and infant schools enjayed their annual treat at the residence of J. Barber ...

... E- T- - n-1-- VtAm. .A The regatta of the Dorwent Rowing Club on Saturday was as successful as its best friends could have wished, there being a large attendance of visitors, and some excellent sport, the races being good throughout. Some of the finishes craned every neck; the race of the final heat for the Har- rington CJunp, when the winner only conquered Chilling- worth, his opponent, by ...

... I DISPATCH OF MAILS ?? 55 The Office Is open to the public rm 7a.m to pm 0 Letters,$c.cabePooted Lloessof roadmiand chieplaces of Without With I Letters destination, extra additlltl can be No. of charge penny register Mail, until stamp until 1IAshborne, Belper, Matlock Bath, until and viilages around Derby ?? - . Op.mn -2 Bristol, Cheltenham, Gloucester', South Wales, and let dellvely in ?? 7 ...

... In the districts of Luxted, Downe, Cudham, and Wester- ham, and on the hills in Kent, the corn harvest is very generally began, and around BanDstead. Mersthlien and Reigate. and on the dry soils in Surrey, much of the eora, is cut. The wheat is long in the straw, and the ears are well corned. The samples differ, and on wet and cold lanl there is much mildew; many farms will yield 4 qrs. to an ...