... STEAMSHIP DISABLED. f The Belgian steamship Daniel Steinmaun. of the I White Cross Line, from Antwerp with a general 0 cargo for -Newv York, was towed into Plymouth c yesterday, the blades of her propeller hav ing become n disabled at ten a.m. on Sunday. The passengers 0 and mails are safe. - SHIP LUNla DOWN. YesterIlay, Captain Corbett, of the ship Lena n Thurlow, of Portland, tuited States, ...

... T|IE BURIAL BOARD SQUABBLE I AT RUNCORN. I 1ihe first vearly irleting of the ltincoric bhisll heart asi a held etstercday: afternoon. There were present 3le~srs. lhlmas N)rmai, Pihilip Speahknia, H. Coleboirn, S. Collier, J. Handley, and W. F. Salkeld tsecretary). Mr. Speaslinan wias voted to ?? chair pie ?? The 8 eretarv said he toad ieceived t hr collowin og rOmml- ratioD frnm the overseers' ...

... rATTRr. &C - a TO coURT, &o gOS te Qfcs Qn,,, £d a BAMORAL, OCT. 22. o0 etou i the b orniag, aaended by P I ?? out, - Her Majesty and the j 8,rov: c t0 ae by the Hon. Ethel BOOlean- e in the afternoo-. C ; ndW a the honour ofa I W>kr 'e x--r; aeretl7fp74 a I 5 . cihte Quo~lOD tb vii .i1 013-i O1 I>, ?? ?? Edwards, aide- r Q1Eec fdedSire5 Lntdrn Simmons, for the S$ipte%7 tint ?? fhe Privy ...

... ILT [% TO TUE EDITORS.--7 I L[,ETS'b TO THE BITR.i FALSSE ALARMS. Oentiesuen,-I think it is not too much rat suppose that ere long we may have at some theatre or place of amusement another false alarm of fire raised sad loss Of life cnsue. in such eircumstance I can conceive of the manager rushing to the front celling out No tire! Keep quiet! &c. But his voice inay be almost inaudible, and ...

... AUSTRO-EfUNGARY. PBsran, Nov. 7. The Auistrian end Hungarian Delegations were ?? to-day. In the former, Herr Caronin was elected preident. Count Anltrassy presented the budget, and a finance committee of 21 members as; choscn. The budg(t e-timates the expenditure for 1579 at 94,751,715 tlorius, or 3,000,000 florins less than last year. PsTv, Nov. 7, EvEa. The Emperor to-day received a ...

... Ti TESDAY, OCTOBER 22. The chart represents the western coountries of Eowrope from Norway to the coast of Portugal, and embraces Great Britain and the British Isles. It also includes the North Sea or German Ocean, the I syof Biscay,theMediterranean,tha Athautic,with the Xnglish Cbannel,BrL-tol(hafhel,Sud Irisheas. EXPLANATION The direotlo and force of the wind e cheos by arr.ws drawn fying In ...

... The Wit~ehafl Retiew has just published four extraordinary lists of perverts to Popery from the bosom of the Church of England. The history of the perversions goes back, of course, over a considerable period; but alongside of the progress of Ritualism in the National Church, the blessing of the bells of St. Paul's by the Bishop of London, and the most recent recruit of all, Mr. Orby Shipley ...

... i The Timnes weather forecast gives strong southerly to south-westerly winds and gales over England 1 ad Lreland, less violent winds in Scotland and in a e direction more easterly.; raiugenerally, but clearing r in the south and south-east.as the day advances. is ?? _ _ _ _ _I__ _ _ _ d THE AFGHAN DIFFICULTY. t A Swn a?'d Simla telegram says that our envoy n is knoiwn to have left' Cabul on ...

... BANK ROBBERY IN TIlE ISLE Or MAN.-The prisoner Gray has been removed from Castle Rushen to Millbank. He crossed in the steamer King Orry, which left Douglas at one o'clock yesterday morning. On Sunday evening last the collectors of St. XNicholas's Pro Cathedral, Copperas-hil, took the opportunity of presenting the Xev.R. Davison with a beautiful illuminated address, and a handsomely- fitted ...

... RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT EDGEIIILL. SEVERAL PERSONS INJURLED. A railway accident of an alarming character, by which several persons were injared, occurred on Saturday ?? at Edgehill station of the London and North-western Railway. At eight o'clock a train for Manchester and a train for Bootle left Lime-street station together, and reached Edgehill station in safety. The arrival of passenger trains ...

... SCHOOL FoI To~~! Ir us FROPOSED MEMOPAL TO LATE JAMES . N& -2 Aspecial m!eeting of oh.- trs, Blind, ~softeS | lrd, Hardman-~ttreet, atts ee8fted at the ?? ewdc wbore also present Yessrs momeas ,Vdes 't Jobn Wefbrman, C. ]E. Cohej ' ~~ -t .RpooaeWehIer, J hd ?? and A. Culshaw. ton Jn j The C1AImoANx said ta eo5~ elect a' president teetin woo ?? 4 resolution to be proposedelo rK they all felt at ...

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