... MULTUM IN PARVO. o On Wednesday the fourth festival of the London . Sunday schools took place at the Crystal ahiace, The choir consisted of 6009 Voirs, wiI from1 ] lit) :hunay SeiannQ, The iquliqry by order of the Board of Trade as 0 to the loss of the schooner Ruby, of Dundee, has a resulted in the master's certificate being suspendedi for six months. Lieutenant Colville, of the grenadier ...

... The population of the Mormon settlement of Itah is being vastly increased this year by the ' addition of emigrantls from England and Scotland ir and lmany countries on the continent of Europe IC Yesterday ia party of men, women, and children' l nmbeting altogether 600, embarked on board the lc Guion mail steamer Idaho, bound for the Land of h the Saints. They includted ?? 100 from Eng- ?? land ...

... ECCLESIASTICAL N-EWS. a PREFERMIEN TS A.\D APPOINTIIENISw. Bnrber, 11ev-. R1, M.A., to virqrdgsof Ttisleo . Baylv, Rev. F., to ro~l.enr'of Buekro'e, York-Iiiro. Pold'.nev C. ii., M_., to vicarige of IlaodenhaIiTII, I Biow 1130110, RCt ;r., }to rectory of Sbt. St 1bell. Ipso ivl, CaVcl', Rtex. II. -T.. to I-e rector ol t'he ifirst inledj1ety or Clark, 31ev. s., rector of Clialfrconioi, Solueer ...

... MEST DERBY (EUAR \Xl~ Nx, T1ie s kly ?? O , - . I -,-ii --vt'i.y LflCCTIHg if IJ Vith Yesterday, 11!r. Heintrt in the , >ii ed inerohirs pre-:eat Iv'ere rs., m~er Root0. I-, idtord, Jirowni gg ?? tt ma arncr, Oillnmore, Holl~iij,. j b , 9l she caIstetr. ec L L (iv.ltergag,, 1'1A Nfi.. ?? ?? ;1 'I'hc hiog i ScA ii, S-Ilit ?? i'it eit, Wright, ?? Xi ight (W~altonr ' of DeCrby). D~r. ('Artine, ...

... ANNUAL MAEETING OF THE WEST BROMWICHI COMMESSIONERS. The inlniacl meeting of the Woet Bromnwich Commis- sioners wes held yustcs da.y; , r. r.. Ficicy presidingg Mr. Fanrly was nnaccinloously reelected cliican for the en- suing year, andl, hi rqturning thacclks, expressed the hope thet the maolilboes Nvo'uld continue to work ns tbarnoneiously as in the past for the promotion of the public ?? ...

... DIRAINGH&AM TOWN COUNCIL. A Special meeting, of thle ?? was held yester- tiny, at the Public O~ffice. Tih et business, itteltitled the sip- po1iistnienet of MIayor., ill the place of Alderman~i Chamber- laini, %who hadl resigned. Alsderisan Avery baring been voted to the chair, ?? TowN, 0.1.505K read ctie following letter from Alder- mlan Chamblerlain ?? Jioroglli of ?? Mayor's Of lice, Junle ...

... c 0 R R E S p O.N. 1) I I N c E. NOTfCi103 TO 0 R1llt-HsPO ENl-N'f8. Wsi ell cf ten; iri./eled.fet rtil iPt0rr0io. looref toc actitom or ive. In', the I''fl)C an? rte/d,'et,: t.hft ?'iti)'il, riot ?? iOI' pI /rl;tiai'), ?? the il5 rt-ttiwti/oi f/te Blit/if. Correapti,'/afent le/it) set utsll .psciirl sttlse rtron cirem) ?? wtunisertiono rust A.ep rtapi's of Meia), ns wte altiot ruler tki c ...

... Two free public baths were opened the Other day in New York. 'Fbao Dover 'lewi Council yesterday resolved to Oppose the( PrisionsB Bill. Th'lonas Conlolly, ?? for Deraregal, is likely soon to retire, it is started, ovvinug to ill-health, A. iovemei'rt is err foot ire New York to clotro thre bank-sart two in1stead Of three oi clockc onl Saturdays. Th'ir receilats of thre American Bible Society ...

... LOCAL GOSSIP. ..Give re, above all other liberties, tke liberty to kniow, 1e uwter, and to argue freely, according to cofstienflO.-MILT0O. T'radition relates that Nero fiddled while Rome was burning. The committee of the House of Lords, which should have been sitting on Wednesday last in council grave to cnsider matters relating to the welfare of this ancient and honourable borough,- ...

... At the Sheffield Town Hall, on Friday, Bridget M'Mahon, a, big masculine woman, wife of a labourer, was charged with unlawfully andisualiciously infict. ing grievous bodily harm on hei' own idiot son. Emma Cavell, a neighbour, said: Between nine and ten on the night of May 6th, 1 was passing the prisoner's door, and beard the prisoner swearing and the child crying. Mrs. M'Mahon was saying, ...

... OUR LOONDON CORRE, SPONDENCE I LoNDoN, Tlesn&y EVENINO. Queen's weather to-day comes appropriately on the anniversary of the Queen's aocession. A bright hot morning, almost theooily eal saummer day we have had since 1874, remindis us of that early morning, 39 years ago, when a, royal maiden was awakened out of her slumbers, at Kensington Palace, and told by the Archbishop of Canterbury and the ...

... I I MA1NY LIV ES LOST. Yesterday morning a serious colliery explosion oecurred at the Blirley Colliery, one of the pits beleuging to the Sheffield Coal Company. About 600 ieuen work- there, and naked lights are freely used. The presence of gas has been frequenltly observed. hut, us it has always paised ofi harmless, the workings have been deemed perfectly safe with naklud lights. At ten ...