... EXRNIST RENAN ON THE POMPEII ANNIVERSARY. I fv- row rea . (Fnomz oun owr CoaREssoPNDENT.) . I PAmIs, Tuesday. el The Journal des V/bets of to-day contains a letter h from this distinguished writer and savant, which is w worth reproducing on account of its interesting descrip- tion and reflections. Dated from Sorrento, the 26th of September, NAL Renan found his quarters there a place 13 of such ...

... RAIY-lWAY T.RAFFIc PmETINS. 22.ND WrEi Tins H.ALF-Y10Au. RAJLV 1A.Y, 189 1819 1a I Total 1 Saom In, or SMilaigo. _ _ t873. tE73- ?? 1t876. |11cw. Is70 I1D7a A2 e &iN ConntieS t 30D _ _3013C . 1512 604eo 041141 1004lO 7 d03310 7S6 744 {- .4olI~rja11 ?? 3f34 3a53 a 69;12 Ct3S4 i4d42 7 7L s) ...

... . SETTLEMENT OF Tuiir ROCOLEY MAIN DisPUa t. The dispute at this colliery, situate near Barusley, where a the men have been on strike against a large reduction, has F been settled, the men having agreed to resume wvork at a I 61 per cent. reduction. BRADFOnD MErCIINiCs.-Txventy of the iron- , worlcers who some time ago turned out have been 6 drafted by the Strike Committee for emigration. On ...

... LOCAL AND GEl iNE RAL A CRcEDITORS' ASSoCIATION FORl THE YORKs- SH1IRE NVooLT1= Dl:eruzorT-Ani association, is being formed ire tire woollen district of the West Ridinig for the purpose of securing, united action amongst credlitors, ants thereby dealin g alo re effectually aend inexpensively with the estates of insolvent debtors. Preliminaries have been arranged by deoutations from thle ...

... THE LEEDS IERCURYG -- .s I _ To __ * .s YESTERDAY the POPE presented the hat and ring to the new Cardinals, and performed the ceremony of opening and closing their mouths. The Holy lather afterwards withdrew to his apartments, 3 where he conversed privately with the Cardinals. DONALD CURIIE and Company's steamer Dunrobin Castle arrived at Plymouth yesterday, with advices from the Cape to the ...

... THE DEATH OF THE PRINCE JMPERIAL. IL (SPECIAr, T=GR111s sIROS OUR PARIS ConaESPoxoecIr.)T PArts, Friday. ti 5 The death of the Prince Imperial is generally R regarded as the break-up of Bonapartism. C The notion of making the son of Prince Jerome, who, is now at college, hecir to the Napoleonic dynasty, is not considered serious, although thero s are soime who imaginia that this might be agree ...

... IGEANlRA I()J 'OIGIN NEWS. I - THE IP SLNATE AND THE F ii,3RY BILL. ig THRE& TEN ED RUIPTUR{E. tl LiS (Sl'EciAz TELEGRiAM FROMx con OWN ConnaSeo0-71EX.) he to PARIS, Tuesday N~ight. COI of There are rumiours of impending disseeusions stil ed between the Seniate and the Chamber of Deputies th he onl the Ferry Education Bill, anld on that clause of i 11, the bill. providing for the return of ...

... THE CON7GREGATIONAL UNION. Thle second day's meeting of the Congregational Union of England arid Wales was !,eld yesterday at Christ C Church, Westminster Bridge. road, under the presidency of the B1ev. Wv~. CUTImnvRfTSON, B.A. The procceeiings were opened with a devotional service, conducted by the t Rev. JoinN FosERae, Of Csarnberwell. 4, The C11AIRAsAN proceeded to read his inaugural ...

... ?? 2 I. 11 _ - n (Prose the Times.) ev( The following in the forecast of the weather for twenty- poi four hours, from S p.m., en Tuesday :- ~ th~ 0. Scotand N. Easterly breezes ; cloudy to dull, f og C 0. Scotland N. ,.j ~or mist. ,,see 3 1. Scotland B clht L 2. England N.E. ( Very light breezes generally ; south- ree Incu d in g westerly or southerly; cloudy; of Leleds and soame rain probable ...

... SONS OF TEMLIERANCE. The business of the annual session of the National . Division of the Order of Sons of Teiriperanco was reaumed in the Borough Hall, Stockton-on-'lees, yesterday, Mont o Worthy Patriarch MALCOLM MACLEOD. tSalforu) pre- h sidinz. In 'ho diccuessill on the proposition fron \Ierthyr s Tydvil Uraiud Division to establish au Accidental and v Disabled Members' Fund, Mr. J. Howui ...

... IEXTRACTS FROM THIS WEEK'S ?? PUNCH.| d THE KHEDIVE'S SUMMING UP. Abdication or deposition. Such is the alternative offered to the Khedivo by the three Powers. The inter- vention of Germany has brought matters to this decisive ?? Telegram. ,t Abdication is vexation, Devosition's twicea a bad; ;- The Rule of Three it bothers me, And Bismarck drives me mad I WHAT WILL HE DO WITH IT P (Or the ...

... BRA3DFORD TOWN COUNCIL. The last mentinr nf fin (fl--il n o f-,. nl1- 1 0 The last meeting of the Council for the municipal year 9 was hold yesterday afternoon in the Council Ch:nnber, in the Town Hall. 'The MAYOR (Aid. Holden) presided. RErOLR or THE ANYcxsT.-Mr. F. M. RenerNGTox, Borough Analyst, reported that during the year 114 samples of various commodities had been analysed. One hunldred ...