... SPEECHES1 BY COLON-EL STASLEYXA1D elsa AM RUEBUCK sh Tax annual feast given. by the Master of the car A~ncient Corporation of the Hallamndhire Cutlers Int in, took place Inst evening~ at Sheffield. The banquet tcbs room of the Cotlers' Hall presented a brilliant and me ani-mated appearance, the Master Cutler (Mr W. H. Britlanm, of the Almas Works) being supported m by a Large and distinguished ...

... her * At the sitting of the Congress yesterday, Mr hr Cro-npton delivered an address on the jurisdiction Cit s of magistrates, and believed that the country V s would not be satisfied with the reform of such Ori d jurisdictions unless accompanied by thle reform of Bo e the mnagistracy itself, and an infusion into it of a i c consiuerable Lnumber of competent legal justices. Gh ?? JI h. Morley, ...

... AYB. I.airs IDZrMAtfOTfN OF BoDT.-The body of the man who was found on Wednesday lying with his throat cut on th-e farm of G(atside, near Ayr, has been identified as that of John Sharp, a miner, froatt Common, Auchenleck, who left his lodgings there .on the Fridly previous. fleccased was uinn rr i., and had to relationsr 5 Tows Coanci-A peial meeting of Towt Coatcil was held ?? Steele pre- ...

... 'XIIb Si>7 RA iO9UR AT L ;, N %. i;, :IlC .ne, Septembr 9. ir t namne of Bou- eararto I..lil ars as the ?? N' ls.e taO i:r t iieteuded to ('ot t , / t the coasts of Eng- L'oiniue collapsed is e eof 1>:m:'5ry; l-iti e.ri ll thus days the shal- Li~tt *, h .-i, .^e-.e:ired ti- uni-uxortnt t, 1d I Ccicc, DiotlogUe , r ' reso)rt of Englibh v l : ...

... VACATION .SPEECHES. 51a MR BAXTER-, M.P., AT MONTROSE. i of last night the Ilight Ron. W. B. Baxter, M.P. and age for the Montrose district of'burghs, addressed a % ?? crowded meeting of his cons Itienta izi th ssm j~~bly Hall, Montrose. The hon. Member was accom- in op. panied to the platform by Provost Milne, who was ent -;cle otecar Mr Thomas B. Paton, Sunny- Gir [ve side House; and a ...

... GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS I E Rra',s Txxtxc FEARFUL EXPOSION IN ST GOTIARD TUNNEL. - lE WORKMEN KILLED. Airolo, Canton Tessin, September 25. Three cass of gunpowder, employed in the blasting operations in the St Gothard Tunnel, ex- ploded to-day. Ten workmen were killed and a large number terribly injured. THE ERUPTION OF YESITVIUS. Naples, September 25. Yesterday evening part ot the crest of the ...

... I - Tuesday Night. I AM informed, on what I believe to be satis- factory authority, that the Fenian convicts, | Patrick Melonny and Edward O'Meara Condon, the ardent Irishmen for whose release the United States Government so persistently ap- plied, will be immediately set at liberty. The h conditions of pardon are that they are not to a reside within the Queen's dominions. The telegram in ...

... AYIL ar, .. to Tto Nrw Towx ITAT. -Yesterday the offers of Nr the variots tradesmen for the building of the pro- n' posed new Town Hall and other municipal build- Ms igs were opened. Nothing definite regarding tfeler ver has been made public, but it isstated that the offers lot -we coniderably under the estimated cost. to ,ht RoTmisT.-Thrzmvs.--Ycterday a meeting sty of those interested in ...

... Balmorasl, September 2. The Queen went out in the morning with Princess Beatrice, and drove with her Royal Highness in the afternoon, attended by the Dowager MIarchioness of Ely. Prince Luopold drove our, attended by the lio. Alexalder Yorke. GLASGowN SELECT Caor,-We are informed that the Glasgow Select Choir have been suc- cessful in securing as coniductor Mr Fred. Archer of the Alexandra ...

... WXVAbTEB CMA=r, Ad 13. Thtels chart represents thewtern eotmtes ?? Doorway to the coast ef Portugal, am;: embraces Great l~ritahe and the Brftash es. It a eo ?? the North See, the German OceanM the Bay of Bis=c the Meditenanean. the Atlantic, wlith the Englith Cbannc. Brisbol Cban-el, and IE1PL.- O\S OF -RE CHAR-T. 1 In the above chaxr the dotted imes are *isobars o limes fn the above chart ...

... - (FROM AN OOYASTONAL ColEllSPONDET.) 5 - Friday. r, Wa, have had a great fight between Land and g, Water apropop of the height of our new Forth c Bridge. The firth and the railroad are to cross t, each other at right angles, and the question is t how high the latter is tobe suspended above-the I former. Those interested in the land way anddg the water waytake opposite-sides at the Dundee ( ...

... 2'flg COUISIOH ON THE TE1AMES. ?? shoc 7oo LIVES LOST, ian a (flAQM er 0V, CoRREZSPONDEN.) Cold i3 of the London Steamboat Company tben at iscth given us what iuformation is taki tse a i owledge as to the number of - a-i V.n5 0CI board the ill-fated steamer Princess his ' rcss dddlng to their figures a fair allow- dec he ~h ildrn nder three years of age wati rh eal3 Dot be counted as ...