... I ' I .rREETERS TEJXGRAM .] GREAT FIRE AT LYONS., LYONS, MA 19. The fire which broke out here yesterday is now well under controL though not quite extinguished. It is believed to have been the work of an incen- diary. Several large workshops have been com- pletely destroyed with all their contents. The loss is estimated at 4,OOO,000f. Three thousand men ate thrown out of work. There has been ...

... E. Aucxrrnj, WsDnxnsr..ghe Pacific mail steamer, re .ty Australia, with the homeward Australia51 mails, left as yesterday with,1pesci to the value of tO0.00D ble 'CALCUTTPA, ED?OmDAY.-Th, State Line steamer he Orion arrivedvesterday evengfo iepl he 'OLOBOWED- .DA-The Peninsular and Oriental steamer Ganges, from Bombay, arrived lierth noon. ?? hS after- GR.6v~sNDWEDNSDA. -ThePeninsular and ...

... LO C-AL NEWS. ?? - ?? he] Voivs OF LOCAL M:E1-.Er&C«-In the division on Tbe Thursday night on the vote of credit, the minority had of 19 included Sir WV. Lawson, H: Richard, and T. a ve C. Thompson. Amongst those who voted with the Government were-W. Agnew, B. Armitage, A. ,D Arnold, Earl of Bective, Colonel J. L Bminkberne, i Sir T. Brassey, IV. F. Briggs, Jacob Bright, C. C. I disp Cotes, ...

... , TIR TRIAL, OF AAMAB Of the dIEINGLIAND AND THE PORTE. Tl' -s Irat not if A:imnsa Euaa, OCT. 1.2, 545 pa, hai it Thirty-two Europeans have arrived beia on board tur h an Austrian steamer to serve in the Egirtian gen- * )r darmeria. The whole number engaged uip to the Of. phreset fusar this colonel;, accused of compli. cut, 10 City in the event, of the 11th of June, have, been the '0arrested ...

... ILATEST NEWs4 I N THE COURT, &c. (From the O~fciai Court Circular.) Ossozwrs, Auc. 17. The Queen and their Royal Highilesses the Princess Beatrice and the Duchess of Connaught, attended by the Hon. Horatia Stopford, drove through Ryde yesterday afternoon. Lieut.-General Gardiner was in attendance on horseback as equerry- ns ir-rvaitig. e Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Albany and is- jthe ...

... OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE om~ox, WxnwmaDaY EvzmaNn,. t- If prorogationudoes not come soon, thed dissolution of the House of Commons will p frecede it. More than half the Tories have E )r left town, aud tbiose who remna are bored o a a much by the merely dilatory tactics of Lord a ;e Randolph Churchill that they begin to cry out D against him with indignation. They are be i n to find out what ...

... REPRESENTATION OF PRESTON.'- X. BA.KFS'S FAREWELL, e Upwards of 70 persons, old Conservative can- c vassers, have been enrolled in the service of Mr.- Tomlinson, and many Liberal working men have r' offered to forward his interests in the same way. f Mr. Raikes's valedictory address to the electors g, appears upon the walls to-day: After expressing d Ihis regret in leaving them, he says- Mfr. ...

... THE DIY-ILIN- OUTRAGES. ?L1 - ?? ?? L ?? Lfl*.Ljhe i ISONERS COMMTED Foi i i TRIAL. Tie specia, corresndent of the Press Associa. ITin ciegreianbing from Dublin last evening. 5ays- The sacte ense of alarm ani- disquietude which has> b ee3n ?? by the peaceable inhcahtants of a nduringtapasfewdays is sensibly diminish. r Ilg, an '3 i} se absence of any furt'er evidence of oithe irn ancy of ...

... LOCAL NEWms Ithe ?? Ex ~iacnos,-The follo~sig is a re- for curm of the admissions to, and sales at, the Autumn Exhibition for 17 days ending on the bxu 20th instant :-7425 admissions at Is, £371 Es.; i 2231. season tickets, £330 17a. ; 5514 catalogues, tr £.138 14s.; and 165 pictures sold, realising £3401 5Wt 3s., as compared with 122 sold last year, realising Chi £2785 6s. it wille seen that ...

... IiATLST N5EWS.L - - - ti - ThE COURT, tC. ti ' BL~Oai.. CASTE, SEP. 9. an The Queen ?? out yesterday ruerniht, accomD- . e pat9ed boy the Princess Al~iro of Hiesse. Hler 3laiesty dirove in the afternoon. accomp~anied by the fri :Euchess of Connxaoiht, anid attended hy the, tic Counneas or E~rrol 2nd t~he Hon. Harriet Phipps. 4 The Dukle and Dazchess of A~lbany also dirove. c Captain Lord C. ...

... BIWRTS & DEATIIS IN TWENTY- EIGHT LAxRGTE ENTGLISH TOWNS. TlHITY-EIGHTH WEEK.lf 1682. In the week ending last Saturday, 5696 births and 3374 deaths were registered in 28 of the largest E nglish t sestimated by the Registrar- Geealt contain a population of 8,469,571 persons in the middle of this year. The births excdeeded by 179 , while the deaths were 93 below, the average weekly numbers ...

... [SPCIAL TELEGRMS. tt.c sd The members of the Bridport Liberal AssociatiLon ge~s | ha~ve uanimously decided to ask Mr. P. Italli, of il MX., Waflingfnrd, to again contest Bridiport at the the next election. George Batterns, who wee sentenced at Bedford- Laeshire Mtidsummer assizes to confinemient- during and her Maj~esty's pleasure for the murder of his wife sails aii Heath~end, baa died in ...