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London, England, 1868-06-08

FLOODING OF A COAL PIT.

The Cambria Daily Leader reports a startling
locident which has taken place at Dowlais. The facts of the
!,080 are as follows : The Dowlais colliers working in the 4ft.
pit, known as the "Pautvwain," wore terribly alarmed.
Tho men in the lower seam suddenly noticed with
fear the irruption of a stream of water into their cross
heading, and this, violent at first, in a minute or two
increased prodigiously, so that the run fcr life was the
thought instantly presented to the mind, and at once
toted upon. Down went the mandrilg; a veld cry arose
that, going from heading to heading, speedily sent the
ireful news into every part of the pit, And thtt men,
just as they were, many
naked to the waist, dashed
to the bottom of the shaft, some to the pouth of the
levels, and by dint of the most frantic exertion of strength
gained a place of safety just in time. But the narrow
escape was forcibly shown by the fact that many of the
men were for several seconds obliged to struggle
through water nearly up to the top of their heads.
There was a report that nine horses had boon drowned,
but this is now contradicted, and one poor animal only,•
but that a valuable one, was the victim of the flooding. The
tabour of clearing the pit again will be a difficult one, and
must take a great deal of time and money.

PROJECTED FENIAN INVASION OF

CANADA.

Rumours are again rife that the Fenians intend to make
another raid upon the Canadian possessions. The Detroit
Post of May 23 says :—" For a month past the Canadians
have been apprehensive of another raid upon their country
by the Fenians. No paper in the interests of the Irish is
permitted within the Dominion, and the only Fenian
organ ever published in Ontario has been suppressed.
Assassination is feared by all the prominent men, to
prevent which strict surveillance is maintained by the
police and regulars. The prevalent excitement has
been greatly increased during the present week by the
isoance of an order from headquarters, in Ottawa, to the
military officers, to have their respective corps ready for
active service at an hour's notice. The Government
is said to be possessed of accurate intelligence respecting
the movements of the Fenians, alid the conviction is
almost universal among the knowing ones that another
descent is imminent. Parties in Windsor conversant with the
subject express this opinion, though they profess not to
fear the blow, as they deem the Government abundantly
able to ward it off. Nearly 100 soldiers have deserted
from Fort Wayne during the past few months, and the
affrighted Canadians imagine that all these deserters are
Fenian spies."
London, England, 1868-06-08

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AQUATICS.

IMPORTANT MEETING OF THE CAMBRIDGE
UNIVERSITY BOAT CLUB.

A very numerously-attended meeting of Cambridge men
was held at the Guildhall on Saturday, to concert mea-
sures for the improvement of the river Cam for racing
purposes. Mr. W. H. Anderson (Trinity) presided, and in
a very suitable address proposed that the state of the river
between Cambridge and Baitsbite rendered a good style
of rowing impracticable in consequence of the -shallow-
ness of the river, and that the meeting considers it highly
desirable that immediate steps should be taken to improve

it.
Mr. PINCKNEY (Trinity) seconded this resolution, which
was carried unanimously.
Mr. J. C. HAWKSHAW (Trinity) proposed a resolution
affirming that the best means of effecting this object was
to increase the depth of the river throughout Mt. or 6ft.,
and to widen the passage through the railway bridge by
removing the centre pier, and to diminish the bend at

Grassy.
This was seconded by the Rev. R. Buns (Trinity).
The Rev. H. H. ItoRGAN (Jesus) proposed the appoint-
ment of a committee to carry out the scheme, which was
seconded by Lord FITZMALTRICE. It is proposed to deepen
the river by menus of a steam dredger, and to widen the
course at a cost of £1,200 a mile.

This resolution wits carried unanimously ; and it was
resolved, on the motion of the Rev. J. PORTER (Peter-
house), seconded by Mr. Fixcir, that a subscription list be
opened for the purpsse of raising the necessary funds.
Votes of thanks to Mr. Hawkshaw and the senior mom-
liers_of_thejalysrled the proceedings. _
London, England, 1868-06-08

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London, England, 1868-06-08

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AQUATICS.

IMPORTANT MEETING OF THE CAMBRIDGE
UNIVERSITY BOAT CLUB.

A very numerously-attended meeting of Cambridge men
WAS held at the Guildhall on Saturday, to concert mea-
sures for the improvement of the river Cam for racing
purposes. Mr. W. H. Anderson (Trinity) presided, and in
a very suitable address proposed that the state of the river
between Cambridge and Baitsbite rendered a good style
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Mr. PINCKNEY (Trinity) seconded this resolution, which
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Mr. J. C. HAWKSHAW (Trinity) proposed a resolution
affirming that the best moans of effecting this object was
to increase the depth of the river throughout sft. or Gft.,
and to widen the passage through the railway bridge by
removing the centre pier, and to diminish the bend at
Grassy.

This was seconded by the Rev. R. BURN (Trinity).
The Rev. 11. H. Mou.GAN (Jesus) proposed the appoint-
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opened for the purpsse of raising the necessary funds.
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London, England, 1868-06-08

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Barometer corrected and reduced to 32 deg. a Sea level. Thelettere
r., rising; f., falling ; s., steady—indicate direction of motion of the
mercury within last 14 hours. Thermometer exposed in shade.
Extreme Force with its Direction during
last 24 hours. Z.—calm
Weather : b.—blue sky ; e.—clouds, detached ; f.—fog ; h.—hail ;
I.—lightning ; m,—misty. hazy ; o.—overcast, dull; r.— rain ; s.—snow;
t.—thunder. Raiu-fall, snow or hail (melted) during last 24 hours.
Sea disturbance.

north of Scotland rose rapidly
REMARKS.
Pressure in the
during Saturday, but
since yesterday there has been but little change. Readings are now
generally high, and are highest in the south-west, but the reading at
Skudesnae3 :s low. TI e difference tetwezu pressuras in the north of
Scotland and in the south of Ireland Is about four-tenths of an inch.
Temperature has diminished generally since Saturday, and is now
rather low for the season. On Saturday the wind freshened to a gale
on the west coast of Scotland : since yesterday morning there has
been a prevalence of north-westerly winds, and which were fresh on
cur we ,tern and south-western coasts. The wind is still generally
rtl:-we ,terly and moderate. The weather is cloudy. Rain has
fallen t a few places.

The war rumours on the Continent are reviving. • This
" recrudescence " is due in great measure to Prince
Napoleon's tour, and will be strengthened by the announce-
ment that his Imperial Highness has altered his plans,
and will remain a week at Vienna. The Paris corre-
spondent of the Nord (a journal founded at the outbreak
of the Russian war to support Russian interests, and pub-
lished at Brussels) is very explicit as to the time when
hostilities may be expected to commence. This will not
be before the new French loan and the close of the season.
In short, we may hope to enjoy about two months snore of
peace. The views of the French Government, he de-
clares, are precisely defined on this point, and the Minis
ters in their private conversations are agreed on the
eventuality of a proximate war. Foreign political per-
sonages and competent military men regard the maw
menu and preparatioN Frans alp ildatipil
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The counter attention of the sweepstakes at Hurling-
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gone over t 3 Paris, did not fail to produce a marked dif-
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Saturday. During the afternoon, however, several sweep-
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rise, and Mr. Bentley, 221, each having killed three. Cap-
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June Number, prim 25., of

THE FORTNIGHTLY REVIEW.
Edited by JOHN MORLEY.
Contents:

Joseph de Maistre. Part IL By the Editor.
Mr. Darwin's Hypotheses. Part 11. By George Henry Lewes.
Massimo d'Azeglio. By A. Gallenga.
Matthew Arnold on the London University. By Walter Bagehot.
Mr. ,t olman Hunt's "Isabel." By Bernard Cracroft.
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