... THE! -ROSE OF CASTILE. In The Boss ?? le, which wa given by the Ros. Company at the Alesandra Theatre on Saturday evening, m continuation of the A series of epnta of oper which began on Monday last, are cons ous both the s weakness andthe vigouof Baia a composer. Given an nitY for the utterance of flowing ta y, he sacrificed dramatic con- sisteny Withot the'slightes hesiation; for muical ...

... I ?? Om O _O- . -1P I OU;R LONDO CORREPONDENCE } t . ?? IIt Lts - xi e - LONDON, FRMAY EVENING. Yesterdar's rumour about the negotiations s EOr for peace, which it was said that pashas who ro Ld- have from the first been foes of Arabi had come ( ,e, to the British camp to negotiate on his behalf a he who would slay them if he could lay hold of c them,were so absurd upon the- face of them t lt ...

... GRAND BAZAA.R AT WREXHkM. set SP1TECEH, BY THE JUDGE . AD E-'S at GENE3RAL X SIBt ROBERT CUNWIF&E p he A bazaar was yesterday opened in the Public I i Hll, Wrexham, for raising funds for the erection pi -of a newv Welsh Weslyeyn chapel in that town, the 0on accocumodation gf the building at present in use of having been found inadequate. The membership Dsof the Welsh of urctt at present ...

... THE DISTURBANCES AT ST, JUDE'S. bHEAVY FINE. At the Liverpool City Police Court, Dale-street, -yesterday, John Roscoe appeared to answer to twol summonses, one charging him with brawling in St. a Jude's Church last Sunday morning, and the other s For an assault on Henry Thomas Roberts, one of | n the choristers, and an assistant master at St. Jude's ? s a schools. Mr. Stewart, barrister, ...

... I OUR LONDON CORaSPOINENCE 3 LornorFRDA 5NZ G. the :s, This is too mauchk After the ;convention WC :l with the Sultan had been initiaed,- and eaery telE es e thought that the whole business7 wa 6St ed-atrthe Turks bad issued orders for aid their loses to~ he sent to Port 'Said, Lord in Dufferin went to the Palace to get the formali- gra of ties completed, had found that such'-change I id. ha ...

... I to _ WEDNTESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. Bi ZAL The weather over the United Kingdom to-day, P ion though fair in most places, bas been very cloudy a ty), along our north-east coasts, and somewhat showery 0 fle in the west. The observations of this morning ri of Ehowed that tho depression which lay over the SI in Netherlands on Tuesday wastravelling very slowly N ost in a northerly direction over the ...

... vs TO TUB EDiTOP.S Or THE aVRPOOL NSERURY.V 'B Gentlemen,-As it may help to clear the ground a for the discussion, which Mr. Forwood promises to v , take part in, to state such facts as bear on its sub- as , jeot matter, I will ask permission to write a littleW further, and in so doing I will try to avoid uttering PI a single word that may even remotely give offence. st . The serious question ...

... RAILWAY RATES D FAE |RAILWA~Y RAES AINT FRS, TO TEE EDTORs Or TEM LIVERPOOL JeRBmy. Gentlemen,-There s an important branch of the railwayrates quedtionwhich up to-the present' tim has not attracted its due amiount cf public atten- G tion. I refer to the shorto-disteioe clauses in rail. a way acts, which. enable the compsnies, if they so charn please, to place an almost prohibitive Asx on goods ...

... i Mr, I E SAlVS POPTII TE SUPEA. The Duke of Albanr was yesterday able to leave Osborne with the Dhachess, and go I, - A Ash.- H- _~ ?? _ - 1_ I\ I I n upon a cruise in the Duke of Edinburgh's yacht. The Board of Trade investigation into Pl the circumstances of the collision between a the steamers Dartmore and Ardeer, at M Glasgow, has resulted in a judgment to the effect that the mistake of ...

... - -r .,I ,h OUR2 LULLSI - ORRESPONDENCEG 1- 3 i: -- E . I 0 -- I 0 t be ~Loiinon, WRbInSDAY EVENING. Te hb Turkish Convention i. -ied. IThe. - Turkish Convention is not siged. to, he y Cal signed to-morrow;, it is tobesgd on i l. ci YoU u ca take your Choice. Wa y-b.ha declared to be certain is, that the ?? -like to he relegated to an inglorious inactivity, he at Part,- Said; and'that they r ...

... The Fylde hasl long1 been noted as one of the beet, horse. breeding districts in England. GOut of a list of 26 horses Irecently sold of the '1 shire breed, 20 were bred in Lancashire, ?? except one (Silent Jamee, brad by Lord Ellesmere) being bred in the Fylde or the immediate vicinity. The average price of the 20 horses wag jest over £114 each. Corroepondentof .3foaocltefr Guaerdiane. It ...

... I THE THIRLIRT1ME ARBITRUMTION. THE COUNTESS OF OSSALINSKY v. TrH CORPORATION OF MANCHESTER On Thursday morning Mr. Thomas Huskinson sat as arbitrator, for the eleventh day, to ascertain the arnormt of compensation to be paid to the Countess O8salinsky for 3.357 acres of land, required by the Corporation Of Manchester for the purp6ses of the Thlirlmare water scheme. Mr. AI'Intyro, Q.C., and Mr ...