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The great report of the day, said to be based on
private despatches from Biarritz, but with respect to the
value of which I can my nothing, is that the knotty question
of the Duchies is stranged, that Tummy is to be reigned
over by King Leopold's weed son, sad Parma and Modena
united under the Archduke Marin, (I)—Paris owns-
pondeat of rims.

RAILWAY EXCURSIONS.—As an instance of the
distant excaetoes which are now constantly being arranged
for a single dey's Melt to London, It may be noticed that
among others, the Great Western, the Oxford, Worcester
and Wolverhamptoe, the South-Bastern and the
Brighton Railway', join in • monster excursion to the
Crystal Niece this day, for Madams Clara Novello's
canoed, without change of canker from Dudley, Star--
bridge, Kiddleminater, Maven', Worerthr, and the districts
around.
RECKLESS CONDUCT OP COLLlERS.—Yeeterdayan
inquest was held before W. S. Rutter, Esq., one of the
meows for Lancashire, on the bodies of two colliery, teamed
Samuel Booth end William liollynetor, who had died from
butes received In the Agecroft colliery, near Manchester, on
the 6th inst. The two deceased end two other colliers, named
Hughes and Lome, IMO working nearly together on the
6th, when Hughes went to make Booth to stem • charge of
gunpowder is a bed of coal of untuntal hardens. Lomas,
obeereing that Booth had put nearly a pound of powder int"
the stem, which was nearly three times the mewl amount,
observed, " Well. Sons, you mean to do it well this time."
Booth exclaimed, " Aye, I do, or I'll blow it to —." After
some further conversation. showing great recklesseess of con-
sequences, they retired only toe shoo distance, and the con-
sequence was that, the powder exploding without producing
the desired effect, burnt all but Lomat. very severely, and
Booth and Mollynecut have died from ter Gets. Hughes is
suffering severely from his burns. The jury found that death
wee the result of • blasting shot rerkleeely and carelessly
prepared, and that the deceased, Simnel Booth, was guilty of
manslaughter.
VITRIOL TrittOmlNO.—On Monday afternoon,
about four o'clock, a lady, la walking down 11*h-street, Sir-
mieghon, bad her dress and mantle completely destroyed by
a boy throwing a quantity of vitriol upon them, sod she nar-
rowly escaped receiving the contents of the bottle in her face.
There is reason to believe that robbery was intended, for for-
ma/dal, upon her raising en alarm she was surrounded by
a number of rough people, many of whom witnessed the oc-
currence but did not make the slightest attempt to capture
the young rascal who was guilty of the act.
RESCUE FROM DROWNING.—A letter from Ryde
says:—"A gallant action was performed here yesterday
which demon note. A gentleman fell into deep water from
the pier at Hyde, and, being unable to swim, had sunk
twice, when Dlr. Goons Whitehead, midithipmes R.N.
(a youth of 17) hearing a cry, rushed to the vat, and strip-
ping of hie Jacket jumped in, and succeeded in saving the
drowning men. His own life, however, was nearly lost In
the attempt, for the sinking man clutched him round the
neck end drew hire under water; and but fer the timely
arrival of a best, probably two corpses would hays been
brought salaam."
DRATH OP A CUMBERLAND Rtsp.—We (eum-
lirrkati /aerie() regret to record the death of Mr. John
Repro., et Penritb, " the last of the Cumberland beide." ,
For some time he has been suffering from disease of the
heart, end on Tuesday last • pewee but ridden attack proved
fatal. Mr. Rayon's name has long been associated with
our local literature, his last effort being the translating of the
=of Solomon into the Cumberland dialect fur Prince
Besaperto. Its wee 66 yam of ago.