... i GR EAT FIRE IN LOUISVILLE. SIX MEN KILLIDj O PECIAL CABLEGRAM. It FnOM OUR OWIN CORREtPOODEN1. Nr YOPnc, MONDAY.-Unpatriotic Americatrnb Atrio are constantly sneerina- at the United States wavy, and comparing it- to its great disadvantage twith the navies of Europe, are at the present. toinement supposed to be hiding their hends in shame kznd confusion. We now possess, we are assured, j not. ...

... ik fa-(SIAB AN 1737.XC5t)ev (ESTABLISHED ANN'O 1737.) Laurie, who is charged with the murder of Mr. Rose in the Island of Arran, was yesterday returned for trial on the capital charge. Negotiations for the settlement of the London strike were continued yesterday at the Mausion House, but they were unsuccessful. A boat capsized in the Lakes of Killarney on last Sunday evening, and five men ...

... ILIFE IN AMERIcA, MORE FLOODS IN PENNSYLVANIA. BURSTING OF A DAMS ANOTHER GREAT FIRE. SPECIAL CABLEGnAM. RtoM OURe OWN CORRESPONDENT. NEW YORe, WEDNESDAY,.-An Atlanta despatch states that the race war in Georgia has now ex- tended to the State Legislature, in which a debate on the subject, modestly described as lively, took place yesterday. No one having the presumption to say anything in ...

... t hi:n.recovery. Dr. Cruise has been in attendance on _ . _. THE or F.UTONIC.-A t\YIn-ROreRV 11rOPallCr, ligllCOr than that at first made for the Teutollic, has miss it is stinted. heen ptevided for Ihat vessel tar. J. Pirrie, 3 P.. a member of the firm of Bl(.,RrS Harland & Wolff, has Font to Liverpool to lvatch its being fitted. It is expected that the new screlv ...

... SPECIAL TELJEGRAM. LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY.-The Board of Trade inquiry into the collision on the 12th inst., between the London and North-Western Ratilway Company's steamers Banshee and Irene, running between Dublin and Holyhead, was resumed at Liverpool to-day, when evidence on behalf of the Banshee was given. Captain Varrien said he usually commanded the company's steamer Rose. but on this ...

... LONDoN, TuEsDAY.-The usual good order, which for so far has charaoterised the proceedings of the dockers on strike, prevailed to-day. There Nlas no procession or organised demonstration of that kind; but the usual meetings were held. At an early hour this morning the picquets were told off for duty at the dock gates, and long before ten o'clock several thousand persons had assembled on Tower ...

... TIHE DOCK LABOUREiRS' STRIKE. LONDON, WEDNESDAY.-Jobn Burns has spent another busy day addressing meetings and attend- ing to the general organization of the strike. In each of his speeches he exhorted the men to ab- stain from illegal acts. and encouraged thorn with the assurance that they still enjoyed the public l sympathy, which was shown in the generous mea- sure in which money continued ...

... SECOND EDITr~N EY OUJR SPECIAL WiXRE. BELe-AST NB\Vs-LsvvsaE Qvracs. 1869. FLEGET STREe:T, LoNDoN{. E e. F RIDAY MXoRIeNeo, Sixc o'cnaretg ...

... IMPORTANT POINT UNDER THE E3H- PPLOYERS AND WORIMEN ACT. . I PORTADOWN, MONDAY.-At the Portadowjn petty sessions to-day-before Messrs. Wm. John1 Paul, J.P. (presiding); Chas. Johnston. J.P.; an*! Dr. Stewart, J.P.-Messrs. Albert Shemeld & Co.b pork merchants, sued John Fouts. of Bauibridge, td recover the sum of £1 0 for loss and damage Snsu I tained by reason of the defendant having failed to ...

... LICESTER. September Plate. - Sportsnan. Franoiscan: Sporting f,;Jo, Beaster Charlie or Ringklt; Fiel; Upstart or Fatbesr Confessor; Lanrd and lYter, King of Diamonds; Liaensed Vieotua7lrs' Gazette, Upstart or Ice; Sporting Timcs, 41al llroogh or Ringlet. Goos.all Plate.-,o tsinan, Zeno; S3 lprtinqg Life Hinniugton or Martinet; Fild, Ileloise or Forost Dancer; Land and lWter, Red Palmer; ...

... SPECIAL TELEGRAMI. DUNDIE, WEDNISDAY-The congress resumed this morning in the Gilfillan Memorial Hall under the presidency of Mr. Ritchie. The proceedings commenced with the reading of the previous day's minutes, which were approved. TETE STANDING ORDERS COBmiITTEE. Mr. JOHN WILSON (chairman of the standing orders committee) announced that the number of delegates whose credentials bad been ...

... OUR COMMERCI AL PAtRLIAMENT. SPEEGNS BY SIR MI. RICKS-BEACH. c SPECIAL TE:LEGRBAM, in H1LL, THUESDAY.-The proceedings of the wI autumnal meeting of the Associated Chambers of co ffommerce were resumed this morning at the ce Dock Offices-Colonel Hill. M,.P.. presiding. On ml' the delegates assembling Mr. Simpson, president. Of the H~ull Chamber, introduced Sir M~ichael ter Hlicks-Beach, ...