... $1?IUOUS 1?AIL WAY ACCIDENT' AT PEN ITO NJ?i. NAP.RCW ESOABEl OF SA FMATIL ThAN. Penistoue Station. ort the Manchester, Shef- r £ eld, andl Li oclush~ire Railway, has ?? become the m; BscnSe of a cerions aceident. Ylhis tioie, rioutaL* ly, S.5 theaeddu :v;tsrttended with the loss of only eals was tiat tbe list is not larger is a marvel, inasmoel' asA wrecked. Thtraim whethe accdaent happeuea a ...

... rOLlTICAL MEIAlINX(X. -I v, , s Al uiiistt5 l lv si'e gietliet'x mt, 'thiou t 141) s I ,tt eetto table.MAr. thades it , Xs, hlirii, and atn.'itt. the oth errntld- ~. ii.j'.Mr I P ltio, t ?? I~.W.t ~ A.. 5i~it~r Alt. VMr-. J1 wri. At Ml iK B .C 'aiJ, Al ?? AIr. , NI' hs. M u.g lit) 4iw~k it. d . Yltc All Al * Pr.. ot e: t Pr 1 rhot. Al ri.. Mat her'. Ian T 1 lAr.AtthrAoiiflt w chlb. i sa. ~:I e ...

... NEAY,;S OF S IVANLEY. THiE MEETINLG' WVITH EMItIN BEY ?? letters despatched by Wr. Stanley in Aug7ust and at the beginning of September lasz;, frou the Arulaimi, hive at length ar- riv edin Englaeud, and we sullbjoin some of thc more interesting passages. Though not carrying the tidings of MJr. Stanley's p.icesdings further back then the note to Tippoo Tib, which was printed on Jan. 16, therse ...

... APP~tLLJNG DISASTER IN THE | ENGLISH CHANNEL. 1 -- - -401 N OSTEND MAIL B3OAT BLOWN UP. iday night great anxiety prevailed at Dover the whereabouts of the Ostend mail and passen- 'the ComtOse do Flaudre, which left 10 on Friday morning, and usltendai Dover at 2.30 p.m. So great was the ery fels t for the steamer's safety that signal guns asity Yr intervals were fired through the night. ...

... Gus IIL OF Th POOR. i England, said Theodore Parker, is the aradise of the rich, the purgatory of the wise, pxd the hell of the poor, and it would be im. possible to describe our condition more suc- Finctly or accurately. We have in our midst ,b lt no nation ever had before-, thousand ,en who are literally millionaires. After reelling in the most wasteful profusion, the rich of this country ...

... TO-DAY1S TITTLE TATTLE. Every one is iaughing this morning at the ludicrous plight of the Bir- hningham Tories. A seat becomes vacant, They decide to contest it, and choose their candidate. They could no doubt easily carry him: when, lo and behold I mr. Chamberlain and Lord lartington meet in conclave, settle the aftairs of the local Tories for them over their heads, and send their deputation ...

... THE inner history of the controversy that is now raging in Birmingham is very curious and very instructive. Mr. BRIGHT was nearly six months dying. From the moment his illness assumed a fatal aspect the question of select- ing his successor was faced by the Unionists of the Central division, and it was agreed without dispute that a distinguished Conservative was to be nominated as Mr. BRIGHT'S ...

... 0- R1ECIVIt4 OanERs. Mvaow 29. i05NDON.-lt. BarloW. 161, iveriniu-roadt, Stokei Noe/in:itosl. oesrurenaiial clerk-G. il, Body. I ltuomlerly IcD, Stasitord-street, ?? .13 . Clarlce, late of 37. Great Tower-street, chelical . enerlsVant-S. E. Cross, 8, Pimlico-road, milk- a mTsl-1F. H, Jeasel, 34, Cravon-terrace, Hyde- : perk-W. H. Lindon, 3°5, Old Kent-roed. dealer I -. H. Le Cren, 53, Archway ...

... MB. G. W. MOORE'S BENEFIT. The twenty-fourth annual benefit of Mr G. W. Moore took place on Thursday, at St. James's Hall, when a varied programme was supplied for afternoon and evening visitors, including not only the minstrel entertainment but attractive items by a number of popular performers from the theatres and music haUs. As on former occasions, the minstrel programme came first. Mr ...

... MOHTAWK MINSTRELS. Me A. POWER'S BENEFIT.-The annual benefit of Dlr Alexander Power took place on Thursday evening, when a large and varied programme was given to the satisfaction of an immense audience. Among the suc- cessful entertainers may be mentioned Mr Tom Costello, who has made himself acquainted with the mysteries of feminine costume so completely that his sketch was extravagantly ...

... COMMISSIoN. S'1} i '1 11 FOR 1)1'1I'li '1C. T E Fn wo SiXTY-P1I'TII PAY, Sir ('Crar'ls 1Russell resunud his address -vith a I e it 1et roai'itulatiolu of hris genrr'il ?? nallrt of eV Tuls:lav, poitwilrg ont Uhov lie liad s5lw'ed that N II ?? rors' and C.rimue lhed iu the pa'st history of ov It 'iii d :,k'orot 'rni rr;r'. l otlzv lii.' ui tbstoir~e i rio' sladow. W here ii di't ress vaS ...

... TIIF L1ET1TERKEN 1fPKNY lA RC ?? O'Ni W0Ill NV.ks l'lil ?? 'l LFI'VE1 U1~ K N , Mm~'i i ' t ii.'~1.1 ,t's'li l' llia'1; jtii '0YtlA)'t .iL 0o Astile tetegnuphyie, repo~r'sli:vo inllittled ?? itk, ?? lils Ctliee its case hero, eiceep with legatrd ti.rc. lh ionprikcmt. %ch,, tove N tt it r il ide i til 'T'ue- iA\ fio itirthr vie ?? oi 4tlct AlNked Iy i,, , lloustolv for tho doel: uio1. r ?? t1 ...