* T , * sdaT night a large meeting of artisans was held WeBt Bromwich, to discuss the advisabi/ity of estab. lislnng a national emigration scheme. Mr. Rust presided was considered that as the labour market in England was glutted the above idea was the only way to secure to I wor

The Due Bassano, replying to an address of condolence from Natal, presented Mr. Donald Currie, says the Empress is deeply touched with the sentiments expressed by the colonists, and desires him to convey to them her thanks. The address was signed by about 4,000 NaUl colonists.

PERU SEEN A NEW YORKER. Mr. J. Wrey Mould, for eighteen one of the architects of the Central Park, whose removal 1874 created so much comment, has returned to New York. Speaking of the war now in progress he said ,f The large operations of the Public Works Company of Lima, in whi

FRENCH IMPERIALISM. Totte Daily Sentinel. Sir —M..oy thanks for your having to-day given extracts contemporary the a«d the Stanford, the matter ot the proposed monument Westminster AVbg to tne memory the late Prince Imperial. These extracts are sufficient to show that the advers

Bill Parliament.—lv tl« Lords, Tuesday, the Stafford Railway Bill was read third time and pufsed. Liquidations.—The following names appeared night's Gazette, uLder lead of liquidations by arrangement:—John Hicks, Tu.ifti.ll, and clock maker; TliO-BbS Di.iiugtoti, chmaker and Jos

NAPOLEON AND IMPERIALISTS. The Central News Paris correspondent says " Prince Jerome Napoleon, since tbe Bonapartists have shown their unwillingness to accept him as their leader, promises to place himself at the head of the party, and goes within a few days to visit the Empress

PREMISES, and the NEW BUILDING NOW IN COURSE OF ELECTION NOT BEING COMPLETED THIS YEAR, the LARGE STOCK of PIECE GOODS and READY MADE GARMENTS have been REMOVED TO 6 and 8, FOUNTAIN-SQUARE, HANLEY FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE. GREAT SALE THE MANCHESTFR STOCK IN HANLEY. MANCHESTER STO

HANLEY. Myers' Circus.—Oa Saturday an afternoon performance took place in Imperial Circus, which was tolerably well attended. In the evening, however, the was crowded to excess, with the exception ot the •tails and boxes, which came in for a fair 'J- After overture had been play

The following has been put into circulation as a copy of letter from the Tichborne Claimant" From 1,129, Thomas Castro, Portsea Convict Establishment, Portsmonth, December 9th, 1879. To Guildford Onslow, Esq., The Grove, Ropley, Hants. Dear Onslow,—Thanks for yonr kind letter an

The Bishop Auckland Steel Works, closed seven years ago, were re-opened this morning, and will give employment to five hundred hands.