... I ft gfr.- ?Irrqvvv ;?rmut, I ALUS 20PULT LXSX SnrRNw The Exchequer returns from 'April 1 to Oct. 29 &how-Receipts, £44,768,192 ; expenditure, :r49,169,806 ; balances, £1,464,493. The returns for the corre- sponding period of last year showed- Receipts, 145,176,382 ; expenditure, £51,429,138 ; balances, £1,371,962. Lord Hartington, speaking at Plymouth yesterday, said that under existing ...

... OUR LEOn CORRMSPONM I., T.KDal TMOr Nxc Tts Ohh~hVWiM beojt on Thwzudap mW as tam MP in the G f pa tecandilta of Iralsnd. Mr. Babour- will make his retpo i to Eis a adl they, in returm, ?? bin as to his speech at B Cbtary to what is some- tiiea 6%K Mr. Belfour's report*U I tefeve, a somewha optimisticone. is roed in the nezap%=m, he will ay, is wat in a- tional and stastlig. Tb, me thig not r, ...

... I I A RUSSIAN TOWN DFSTyED BY E MANY LVES . . B NeL. 2. Despates from Warw prt the total de. StsitoU, by fire, of ths ?? of lhagn, in the ?? of Miak, -wah ceabed 350-hses sad -eve-l lrge spiit stores. May prs hb perished in the fames. The etent of the danage do= is at pre& LMTNATIONAL ARBI'TATION. T|E ENGLISH DEPUT&ION TO PRESIZ3NT CLEVELAIUX W&%rVMX OCL 3L The British Peace and Arbtratio C ...

... DESTRUCTIVE FII I Dr.zLrrwsr FIM AT Bim. -On Saturday moreine, Shortly aftet three o'dO* the extensive ba woks belongn to M~r. Wahter 1on, Bury,. were bine dnqr:. Thet beld is tiree etem . high, 16 windows boadth lover .loshv bee receny filled with new mashinry, The fre gained so rapdly thlat. aithgh thxe Ooir~orak eB ad arrived withiin six ines of receiv- I i; the c1, the roof had fallen in, ...

... ted the A Wliamentary paper iust published (C442.32) ngcontas a re rt b Mr. Dering, of the British sed mbas, 8t. 'eersnrg, on panoerism in Russia. i Peter the Great imposed a penalty on private lay alr vng, and had aU beggrs and vagrants in rrested, Varous emprase and princes estab- i lshed institutions for the relief of the ,ur poor, and so numserous did these becomwe lW- that the Czar ...

... The ever-increasing tendency of the age is to j reduce all abstruse phenomena to the simple V terms of the physical sciences. Thus, thei Y biologists are beginning to explain the te phenomena of life in terms of physics, and show how a living plant or animal is simply a t machine, which expends so much force in the L act of living, and replaces what is lost by d means of food, which is ...

... UNIONIST MERMG AT EIRLESTOWN. A lrge 'Uionist demaonsto ws hea last esening, in the Viaduct Istitute, aretown, a central part of the Newton 1)ivision of South-wat I Lancashire. The chair was oecupied by Mr. x I Bntwn-Westead, who ?? supported on the pAm- ormZ by he RIht Hon. ?? Cr085, Mr. T. YV. Leigh, ILl'.; Captain Withington, J.P.; Rlevs. W. . Pugh and E:. E . Hack; Mesrsm p. HouJhtol, ?? R ...

... J ?? To-morrow, September 18, is a famous day in Chili, for,on that, date, fast seventy-seven years ago, the Chilenos threw off the Spanish yoke and declared war to the knife against the cruel European Power which had so long enslaved them. How bitter was the war which ensued few an realise to-day, but the discipline of Spain triumphed over the patriotism of the lgttb a enty which nestles on ...

... OPEN ON sUNDAY. 1MB fY-t. -4-9e -yet qacqufred ay- d - TVh =Cky dunam of the It - i qMVM with tho les and sake Brent t1P9, and the apsite am of ltsaly virid Sly bess vibw of tbit aves this, ay. On the Italisa-.cema -was a ..a dwelt a fewfail mocer named Scya tasked Mm a dog, and nhae Us d bese,4mch -with tharee wam of sharp teeth.- -e> b taevas. Isatry hS .wdd 8crilstba -ee4f-ws-o zerof ...

... I A meeting of the Liberals of ?? Derby District of the Bootle Division was held last evening, in Derby Hall, Tuebrook, for the purpose of electing members on the Bootle 1400 and executive, and also to elect a loal committee for the district, There was a good attendance and amongst those present were Messrs. E. W. eade- Rine, J.P. (who presided), Mr. Allan KL Bright, Mr. Councillor Bruce, Mr ...

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... RUSSIA AND THE BULGARILN QUESTION. ST. PirmnnBuBw. Ocr. 24. The Ruseian party of action is more than ever [demirous of seeing Frrbce in a position to counter- balance German pred minance, owing to tbe deep, though suppressed, irritation felt at Germany's more or less covert oppositon to Russia's preten- rions in the Bulgarian question. the Fupport extended by Germany to Rusi-da's adversaries, ...