... ThE GUITEAU TRIAL. | VERDXOT OF GUILTY. [tEnUTERS TELEGRlAM, ] WASIIIN GTON, W DNaEsDaY,-Mr. Porter resumed his argument for the ?? shouting furioutsly throughout. Judge Cox's summing-up lasted an hour end a half, The jury retired at 4.40, and at 5,36 they came into court and returned a. verdict of Guilty. TUNIS. The Dailil Pcies correspondent at Tunic telegraphq:- Newu from Uabes states ...

... GE.,ANERA- NE. VIVIO.) I L AT VS, T fax TELEIlIM'H.1 DESTRUCTIVE FIRE, The extensive works of Messrs. Carne and Co,, Paisley, manufacturers of Glenfield's Patent Corn Flour and Starch, were destroyed by fire last night, The damage is estimated at about 212,000. TBE ALLEGED CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD A R4ILWAY COMPANY, At the Durl'am Assize, yesterday, Gustave Adolph Abratt, medical rman, Sunderland ...

... ILATiTdGENERALNEWS, ' [BY TGRBAyF.]a THE DUNE OF EDINBURGH.H AIisoa telegram states that the Dake of Edits' A SloinowA3 ltleta~~tee8bay tmorning, but weas t burgh xias expected here Ynestera moeiegrbu was a detafined at Lerwick by a strong gate. A tlga a reteined inthe forenoon otating ?? (I left Lerwick about ten, p.m., on Wednesday night, and might be expected to arrive with his Royal ...

... A dense fog prevailed over London the greater portion of yesterday, causing much inconvenience. On the suburban linca the traffic was conducted with the utmost difficulty, the workmen's trains in the morning being two hours late, The river eteamers could not venture out, and watermen refused to convey workmen across the river at Greenwich. Ships and offices in the city were lighted up, and ...

... THE GOSPEL TEMPERANUE MISSION. I 'AIR. BOOTH A-ND ANONYMOUS LETIER WRITERS, There wvas an exceedingly large attendance at the Colstohnhsll at the mueeting held on Saturday night in connexion with the Gospel Temperance Mission now being conducted by Mr. It. T. Booth, the Amnerican evangelist. Mr. Mark Whitwill rresided, and amnougst those present were the Revs. B, A, Fuller. (G, V. Evans, Bmarl ...

... SPEECHES OUT OF PA ILIAMENT. Yr. Trevelyan, Bl.P., speaking at Bury, Lancashire, last night, said the reforms on which Ministers were bent were to make the land freely saleable in the interests of all who live by it or on it; to give the greatest city in the world the aelf.government of the pettiest borough; to place the administration of the rural districts in the hands of the ratepayers; to ...

... IRELANDe SHOCKING MURDER, A steward to Mrs. Morony, of Miltown.houne, was shot dead on Tuesday night, in his own house at hiltown. Walbay. The deceased was about 30 years old. Mra, Alorony bas for som s timo been under police protection, No arrest is yet repor'e i. A Kilrush telegram gives the name of the murdered roan as John Lenane, nutf says the crime was committed abtiut seven, p-um,, on ...

... I THE DUBLIN COIPORATION A1) TE SUSPEOTS, A deputation from the Dublin Corporation, ?? by Mr. Dawson, M.P., Lord Mayor, attended at Dablin Castle yesterday, and presented to the Lnrd Lieutenant a memcnimrl for the release of the Land League prisoners. Earl Cowpcr was aucompauied by tire Under Secretary, Aceistaut Uldor Secretary, Lord \Villia.m Compton, private secretary, arnd Colonel Byng, A ...

... T HE RISING IN HERZEGOVINA. I [BEUTFrB'S TELQnalAXS. - V.ENAe, TuESDAYS-The Presse to-day gives a general review of thesituatlion in the dijturhed districts, In whilh it says that the Orivosolans, who have hitherto confined er themselves to passive opposition, have now begun to act, to With the acce3sions of strength they have received from le tbe HerregovinA, they number a thousand men, At te ...

... I FBISTOL WOMOEN'S SUFFRACGI SOCIEOTY. The general annul meeting of the Bristol and West of England branch of the National Society for Womense Suffrage wae held yesterday, at the offices of the auxilisry, 20, Parlr.street, Rev. Urijah Thomas presided, and there was an average attendance, The Chairman first announced the receipt of letters apologising for the non. attendance of several well ...

... THE TBMPERANOE MISSION IN BRISOL. TEANTHE X, GRE T MEETING AT UOLSTON HALLT The tenth monster meeting at Colston-hail in oonnexion with the Gospel Temperance Mission in Bristol was hold last evening, when the large hall was thronged to its Utmost capacity, and the doors had to be closed before the time announced for the opening of the proceedings, Tbe choir were again in attendance, and sang ...

... tiVfl~W~ N ltters tuss or. &-'ascfwei by the naes Cad saddrresses of the iterns. not necessarily for publtieasioa, but for the at6isfactuor of the ?d-iter, We Cannot undcvtckc tlo vatau i'etla ed conounucatjiee, BRISTOL ROYAL INFIRMARY. To' the Edffitor of the Mercury and Podl, SIR-Allow mse to make the following sugglostions: That the Mayor should appeal to the following interests separately ...