... . VATEST FROMAl ABRIOAD. FRANCE. PARTS, MONDAY EVENZNG. A n hvitzourabO' reaction took place at the Bourse Uv Finifl ?? per Cent. Rentes, sn,: 1our and-a-half per Cents., 99.65; Bank :1- . al lagnay d'hlilliers is officially nominated ., ?? at Collstantinople. ...

... F FRA-N, C E. PARIS, SUNDAY EVBNIXG. f . con i!. asr savy the government has received -ill,, ?? Atnmbassadoi, at Constantinople, a -? i tat5~c.5, dated October 21 :- Prince ;01swi v 'neer had been considered as a , Ivert!:cle.tss in consequcence of a repre- i I o thc ministers of the four allied courts, - . n oO ern ment had ordered a suspension 1- , I Nm. 1. In case, however, of lhos- ; . ...

... CATHOLIC EDUCATION-THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS. We take the following remarks from the Tabled on a sub- ject to which we referred in our columns on Saturday:- In another page will be found ?? advertisement of the annual sermon for the Catholic poor schools of St. Laurence O'Toole's parish, under the care of the Christian Brothers. The sermon will be preached on Tuesday next, the Feast of All ...

... THE e SSO.Tb'rKIS II QUESTIOI. CHARTIST AIEETIN 'N FINSBURY. Last evening a meeting, BumMnoued by placard, was held in the School-room of the Cowper-atreet Schools, To take into consideration the above question, and also to consider what part England ought to take in the event of a European war of principles, with its inevitable conse- quences, new governments, and rew territorial arrange- ...

... PJRD RALMERSTON ON CHOLERA AND NA- I - TIONAL FASrS. The Moderator of the Edinburgh Presbylery of the church ?? addressed Lord Palmerston a few days ago, lting that the Presbytery had in view the propriety of I,?oiating, on ecclesiastical authority, a day for prayer and tiniliation, within its bounds, on account of the reappear- tce of Asiatic cholera in this country. Considering, how- itr, ...

... FROM OUR SPECIAL CORREsPONDENr. PRESTON, MONDAY. Yesterday formed no exception in the apathetic appearance of the town. When every day is a holi- day, Sunday in particular shines no holiday to anyone. The same sad sauntering through the streets, tle same absence of purpose, were the prin- cipal characteristics of the scene. There was action, however, going on somewhere, but it was hidden. ...

... Tgareflitlatigt. .. 0 'of a Thurday FRANCE. ,ca On husa last, the Emperor and Empreass etuirned to shou Paris from Compiftine.I Io The .Moniteucr publishes two imperial decrees, foundedo its long reporifrom the Miinister of Wer, for the encouragement of long: the cultivation of cotton in Algeria. By tbefirst of these de- orees it is declared, let, that cotton seed shall continue to be ...

... I-'Riotrtc ?? Newo* ? t. re- L~~e- ~TO OURt ;ng ROCHDALE & OLDHAM READERS. me ,en hen Many of our readers in Roobdale and Oldham on having- frequently expressed a desire that .we he should devote a larger space in our columns, than y smsta ~ee we have hitherto done, to the local proceedings'of Ira these- two large and important districts, we have rer decided to'comply with their wishes;-and ...

... I a RFFECTS 0OF Tlir RUSSIAN WAIt.-Womalf-A three-farthling TI lairldle afy~u please? Chaudcler.-'ihey're apenny apiece now. TI Woiman Why, how's that ? Chandler-It's on accounit of the tion Allwean war. Woman--What I you don't mean to tell me an c 'they're-fleliting by candle light -Diogence.. well 'MR DISILABLI.-Whleu Mr Disraeli was a boy at school, he the wras asked. by..a companion, who ...

... ubt jr ig PROMOTIONS ANI) EXCHANGES. WAj OFFICE, Ocr. 28. Ist Grenadiers. B. B. Coulson to he Ensign and Lieut., by purchase, vice Sir C. Russell, Bart., pro- moted . Scats Fusilier Guards-Enshign and Lieut. D. F. B. Buckley to be Lieut. and Captain, by purchase, vice T. Henderson, who retires; Ensign iF. Lrambton, from 27th, to be Ensign and Lieut., by purchase, vice Buckley. Ist Foot-Ensign ...

... VWAGES 1s\ NEW SOUTH WALES. g' Abstract of the different rases of ages given at the Sydney Branch rf the New South \V'aos Labour Office up to the 30th IC of June last:- as AgricultulallabouJSl '.2it to SSi.rd-r n-,int ,andrations; bullock al drivers, 301. to 401. pe rarinuti. an- rations: shepherdth (single), 251. in to 301 per annun. and rations: shopiterds (marricd). where Lhe e, wife acts ...

... Timi Evangelical Alliance proceeded on Thursday to business. Sir C. E. Esn&r~i-v addressed the meeting on the present state of the Continent in relation to evangeli- cal religion. The Rev. M. MoNOD, called attention to the advance of evangelical principles in France. In the evening the Conference re-assembled. T'he Rev. Mr. Kiana, the Rev. Mr. Di)cIrNsoN, the Rev. 3Mr. SnEPnaan, the Rev. -Mr. ...