... THlE BLEAMOIRE TL-NNEL COLLISION'. - Major-General Hutchiuson has reported to the Bo ard of Trade tt-e result of his inquiry into the circumstances connected with the collision which occurred on the 19th August in Bleamore Tunnel, on the Settle and Carlisle soction of the Midland ltailway. In this case the :, P.M. down express passenger train from Leoeds for Carlisle, consisting of engine and ...

... TILE CONDITION OF IRELAND. At the monthly meeting of the County of Waterford FardLers' Club at Dungarvan yester- day, a resolution, proposing to invite ur Par- 1 nel to a land demonstration at an early date in that district was discussed. One of the mem- bers present-a farmer named. Mr Mathew Walsh-denounced the Land League as a set of E schemers going about destroying the country t with their ...

... BRIBERY COMMISSIONS. CHESTER. CHESTER, Wednesday.—The Commissioners re- sumed their sitting this morning. A large num- ber of publicans an I other persons in Haudbridge were called to prove the existence ot treating to a considerable extent at the last election. The principal witness called during the day was Mr William Cl rke Deeley, oil merchant and manufacturer, of Saltnev, who acted as c a ...

... MERTHYK. NEGLECTING TO MAINTAIN F-ARENTS.-At the police-court, on Wednesd iy—before Air J. Bishop (sLipelldiary )-Thomas Davies, weigher, Cwni- aman John Davies, collier, Dowlais and Howell Davies were summoned by relieving-officer Jones to show cause why they should not contribute to- wards the maintenance of ti.eir father and mother. Thomas Davies was ordered to pay 2a per week, and the ...

... UADDIAD.-Cynhalhwyd oyfarfod urddiad Mr W. E. Jones, o Athrofa Annibynol y Bala, yn y Ile uchod sr y dyddiau Iau a Gwener, oedi 30ain a Hydref laf. Nos Ia= deehreuwyd gan Mr W. P. Huws, B.D., Dolyddelen, a phregethwyd ganl Parchedigion James Charles, Llanuwchlyn; ao Z. Stephen, Tanymarian. Boreu Gwener dechreuodd y Parch J. M. Rees, Bettws-y.coed. Cafwyd an- erobiad ar Natur Eglwys gan y Paxch ...

... KINGSTOWN AND BRAY INTELLI- * GENCE. BLaolAtRoOK Towi.sHiP.-Thu first meeting of the newly-elected Board of Cowniissioners of this township waus held yesterday in the Town lall. There weie ?? J It Wigbamu, M T Crowe, J P; Captain ]3etharo, J P ; Captain Drought, Colonel Browne, D L ; J J Robinson, T Vance, J 1P; T Alaerath, J Sweony, J Richard. soll, T Coebrane, J Brett, Dr Kough, G It Puiwell ...

... I . I Ia I . o ?? , x r- The second civic banquet by the Lord Mayor of York (Aid. WV. W. Wilberforce) was given yasierday evelisiug, in rc the Mansion House, his Locossne being inl the cha1ir, end Mr. J. F. WALE, i1 the vice-chair. 'The followiig. is a list of thecisispassy present:s-Mr. ialiph Creykeo, diP., Mr. J. J. Leesnan, M.P., the Sheriflf, the0 Rev. Canon 1'icinin:g, TI Colonel Nason, ...

... (BECTER'S TELEGRAM.) NEW YORK, Oct. 20.—A despatch from Mexico published here reports that on the 14th instant the Mexican troops surrendered, and after two days' fighting annihilated the band of Indians which, under tiie leadership of a chief named Victorio, had invested the American border for years past. Victorio was killed in the engagement, together with 50 of his warriors and 18 women ...

... I.H .P ;TSTA. .T. C-ullR. Ycsterday, after Divine service in Christ Church C thodral the members of the Protestant Synod of Meath met in the Synod Hall, Christ Churob place. The chair was taklen shortly after one o'clock by the Lord Bishop of Meath. In the course of his address the Bishop said ho was thankful to find upon n reference to his rural deanery roportr that intich had been done in ...

... SAN APPEAL TO TEE 10.000 LoDy [ UNICIPAL ELECTORS. TO THE EDITORS OF L LIVERPOOL MERCURY. Gentlemen.-At a mneetilng onl tlhe 15th instant, the Chairman of the Constitutionlal Association made a special appeal to the 10,000 ladies on the municipal roll of Liverpool to Vote for the Conservative candidates at the election on the 1st of November next, but he care- fully abstained from giving any ...

... THE war at present going on in South Africa is one of those events which call for explana- tion, but receive none. Most people probably regard it as the glowing embers of an almost extinguished fire. It is apparently, in the estimation of many, the tail of the comet which has passed away, or the mere trail of the warship in its PASSAGE across the sea. It occupies very little of the public ...

... The European, Mail his the following: — Mr Consul Marsh's report on Callao is not a very encouraging one. The city he says id a most undesirable-residence,owing to the absence of any- thing like sanitary regulation, and the most complete disregard of the ordinary decencies of life. He also mentions that there are indications of the city being in the neighbourhood of some slumbering volcano, ...