... GREAlT TEPERACE DEMON-i STRATIONS. °= I SPEECHES BY MRA. W S. CAINE, X.P u niate AND Silt WIL;FRID I4WSOY, M.t ight 1 as Last night two great temperance demonstrations erge -one at Myrtle-street Chapel and the other at( Rope Hall-tvere held under tba auspices of theE eso- Baptist Totsl Abstinence league. Both places t ired were crowded to excess, and many persons wereI t-a unable to obtain ...

... FORIEIGN NWs.rs ydnKII'S ¶L0 GR MS] . rae ENGLAN ADTHE VATICAN. 10n Bosis OCr. 9. IC rd M~r. ?? arrived here ast nighat, and to:- iD rd day*had an in~terview nith Cardinal Jacobin47 the ti n- Political Secretary of State. c' edf RIOTS IN FRANCE.a 10 Pnh, Ocr. 9. ; mis ts and Bepublicans at Ares White flags were hoisted, but immediately torn down by an excited ql crowd, 'who att acked the ...

... TrEf~ LiTERPOOJ2 IlOTL PRO- PRIETOR ADHIS WRIFE Si EXTRAORD~INARY SCENE AT ThAIWMX din At the Birkenhead Police Ccurt~yesterday,be~ore dcl M7r. Preston etipendiary magsrte, Wila Kiddl, he h;otel proprietor, Tarleton-street., liverpool, was the 7 summoned for assaulting his wife, Sarah Salna wit )t SiddL Creass-summonses were taken out against> of 1 is Mrs. Kidd for ulsing threateniing ...

... INXDTSTRAL IRELAND. ?? LECTURE BY MR. JAMES SAMUELSOIfl a Ltes A lecture -on this subject was delivered last night b in the Queen's Hall, Claughton-road. Birkenhead, a ver by Mr. James Samuelson. Councillor M'Ardle f Icr presided, and the hall was crowded. a ges The CHLmnAN said that 3r. Samuelson had just lug returnted from Irelsaid, where be had gon~e through ., the land with a determination ...

... I Tim RAMTWA FATALITY AT HOLYHEAD. The inquest upon the bodies of W. A. Monk, 75, or Warwick-street, Mlanchester, portrait painter, Rosa gi Ann, his daughter, and Matthew Doyle, hall porter el at the Oratory, Birmingham, who were killed on-the night of September 20, when walking from the tl steamer to the railway platform at Holyhead, was fe resumed at Holyhead before Mr. B. Jhones-Roberta, tI ...

... -voThle montbly meeting of this Board was b On~i t Yeveing, at the offices, Leylaud. There vt CWwect esss. obson (chairman), Pilicingtou, IV'all, Coti, t~ ?? minutes of the previous meet. PFT ~ w re reed and cofirmed, onu the motion of Mr. Carr, Comrt ~~ ~l by Mr. Wall. - The Neat 1J'aterlorks.-A H. IBe ~ ~c as to tue tenders DOCessary to be ?? for the ?OtaYI- wae upyfor the district was ...

... E I An inquest was held yesterday, before the City Coroner (Mr. E. Hereford), on the body of a male child, un- knoown to the jurors, lying at the St. Mary's Hospital. I It appeared that on September 20th Alice Forbes, the | wife of Alexander Forbes, painter, 42, George-street, Hulme, gave birth to two boys. One of these died the day after birth, and on the following Friday the attend- ing ...

... , 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 ...

... 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. ...

... [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 ...

... Eleven years ago the Toxteth Tabernacle, Park No roadwsopened Before then there had been but i-s little effort made-with perhaps the exception of so, the Weseyans in the way of an organised system alo of lay preaching; and the movement begun at the | 2 Tabernacle by Mr. William P. Lockhart was1I rel regarded with considerable interest. The question we r Hwta Ho- to get at the masses? ...

... THE CITY COUCILD The closing meeig of .the ?? Counil fgor| the municipal yearnvts held yesterday, at-the Town-hall, and Ias the su mmons paper OontinedI& a several items of considerable -interest-notably fron the. disposal of surplus income, the extenon ban] of tramways, and the admissin of the publiet to the meetings of the Council-taer f ras a o large attendance' of members shortly after ...