... I LEAP FROM A TRAIN, Yesterday afternoon a, girl named Annie Qil- raour, residing at Linlithgow, jumped from a passing train between Dalmeny and Winchburgh, and was injured in such a. terrible manner that her life is despaired of. The girl bad left her parents' house last Friday, and was traced to Dundee. Her mother and two brothers went and induced her to return, and they were in the com- ...

... I TO-DAY'S FORECAST. The forecast for to-day is as follows North-easterly to easterly breezes, light; fine;, warm No decided change is indicated yet., BATI, Thursday.-Perfect summers day, with sunshine from morning till night. It still keeps cool, but exhibits a tendency to return to last week's heat. Thermometer. maximum 7658; mini- ?? for the night, 54; barometer, slightly fall- ing, 30 ...

... 0131 A1ERICAN LETTEl'R. TEILU HRRRICANE IN THE WEST INDIES. 'SPECIALLY CABLED.) NEaw YoEa, THrESDAY. A aesatch from San Juan states that the tnrr caae in Puerto R co wrecked the Cus- House at Piaya dei Ponce, and ruined .- ConteJW' All the vessels in the har- nur oere driven ashore. The wind, whose ;*eiocty was over 100 miles an ar. vworS havoc in the vicinity of San anuairods of houses -were ...

... J FRNIYE POAOCHM AT SWORL 1 THEY CUT ENGLISH NETS AND DESTROY THE FISH. The incursions of French fishermen upon the English fishing grounds within the three-mile limit have (says the London Daily Mail ) in- creased very much in recent years, and have been the cause of very frequent and loud complaints from the English fishermen engaged in the Channel. The internattonal law, while ...

... At Newport County Court on Thursday his Honour Judge Ovvsnhadbeforehina the case oi Bate v. Hewlett, in which the plaintiff, who is a clothier atid outfitter, of Olapham, with branches at New- port and other places, sought to obtain an injunc- tion and £ 50 damages from the de- fendant, who was formerly in his employ- meat. Plaintiff took over in January last the Newport business of a Mr ...

... The London ship Nelson, Captain Perriam, from Lyttelton, which has arrived at Queeustown for orders, reports having at 11 a.m. on Sunday, July 13th, about 500 miles to the westward, sighted a small vessel under mainsail, foresail and jib. She had one man on board, but had no flag flying. She appeared to be only of three tons decked in, and having a small cabin. She was a little to the windward ...

... |TMj.\ ,ItFEIDERAL PROSPECTS. .:rr--C:idll-t Lites to the Globe --Aus b 0f1J'iiit't ari [scorning somewhat anxious Ce th. !rie lorel nlbke rrsalt of the Rseferendum In b *313. Which liill iot bI beld until September t r ,it F :.,!1r-tfod that the Now South Wales atl ranil iDpI) !ults of the Australian Common- It hi;; if' prcisret form have decided to spare r tceltv iir rci(rx gill the ...

... THllhOlUG-I DARKIEST ABYSSINIA. A REMA\RKlA BLuE JOU lNEY. - I1, AC ESi WHERIE NSO WfRITEI IAN 1-HAD EVER' ILEUi2.N t I I AaTJl?9ll(r E Inls1s TH 1'GINCIDElNTS OF THE JOU1JHN2EY. [- i'ltSS AsSQOCATIION FtOREIGN SP- CAi..A, London, Thursday. f A representative of Reutirs Agency has had an .ntervieNi with Dr &eidnald Koettlitz, who - returued fromn a reinaiklrble journey ?? Abyssinia frnm e-lir ...

... I I ?? . . : .A ND7' -. . ' S3 ?? Do ) 1. p I I . RALPrH I. CAITh> hi et ; E ?? lAitor, of. Loro Songs of. Figland,11 Wmoreoug Nemi oftl-C i y te t- | We 41io a hest of names for our little Island O.f ?Man.-The Purplo Isle, Mon-lleo Vamuin, Manan. htib, thls Little ManB Island,) lt Little Maux Nation, 'to quot`e only a few at random-but to the Maxnkman sad indeed to all those countles5 ...

... FuPM7 MANiY SOURCES. A :~o -IIION ?? Pesses a, Yry priucd6f 'brigands. Up t n date hlling rssxo- for the past eight years is 1 people. Tli haihi bas sufforoed:greatly at th4 liandti of alen unromrn, 4nho coe taE'ulacy, hut bie is still at large. All th° miitary Vf~ore of Sardinia erc now combined against him, and in a'mnileeto'j5 i on the door of a cheares he ha* declared war on bsis enemies, ...

... ANIMAL OR VEGETABLE ? The other day I was looking at some wonderful butterflies. They were wonderful, first, because they were very large. at least twice as big as our familiar and beautiful tortoiseshell, and secondly, because of their carious colouring and marking. [ One of them was a light ind delicate green, just the tint of a young leaf, and along the top of each upper wing ran a narrow ...

... COLLIERY DISPUTE AT ABERCARN, JUDGE OWEN ASKED TO CONSTRUE AN AGREEMENT. MABON'S SONG DEFERRED. At Newport County Court Thursday his Honour Judge Owen bad before him the action Carroll v. Newport- iberearii Black Vein Coal Company. Ltd., in which the plaintiff, a trimmer, engaged in the Abercarn Colliery sought to recover 2s lid for wages. Mr Corner, barrister, vihd appeared for plain tiff. ...