... SUCfOND EIITTON. !t * ?? - ~ ' ?? - - - _ I . XnsacVr-rOfnlCE, XONDAT IdORKING, Ocr. 22:- a. ._.r SIR W. MOLESWORTU. L !a Opts tQ inqauire this afternoon, it was a ted is that Sir william was still alive but Bifig fatt, St m .THE~i PARIS DEMIONS'TRATIONS.1 ?? rowds agaui asgembled la Hyde. ParT 5to:day to hear or ions on the high price of bread Df grievance. ly V Oberao lpeaker~s ad ...

... A :'Fl'l'AN CONCORDAT WITH ROME, p ?? t he tenlue of Papid autixority; in, somne of' t le Eur topeani State~s in wh~ichl Rome oill- til latte!;' reigned trio inphanlt, there is nto mist ahe wlifuoesr as to the supremwiac she lies, acquireil in the Atistr'ian ii jivlo, liy tiewis of the Ooitceidati r-eotitlv ?? betwoeti the courts of Francis .1 oseol anl~ Pill' Noun. T1lie text oft his ...

... LORD STANLrEy Ovr 'l-TN 13OLTON hIE- CILANICS IINSTITUTION. O., Tuesday evening, at a soc Inl tO e~eSC liall, Dolton, under thle ausploieC I of theMechnics' lIrstitutiol, to celebrate thle OPeLin ofther, e arid spaciouis premiises in Oxford Street Lord STAiNs'L , addressing thle nieetingE, assured themn that it wag with feclinri, of the most strange chmrtirter', null inure thani usual inte,, ...

... VOlic t it tI Il c , . ENGILANI). TIIE Prvv CouNecir.-Iler ?? held a Court and Privy Council at three o'clock on Friday after- noon at Windsor Castle. Prcsent at the Council- Ilis Royal Highness Prince Albert, Earl Granville, Lord President ; Viscount Palmerston, First Lord of the Treasury ; Sir George Grey, F'ecretary of State for the Home Department the Earl of Clarcivdon, Secre.. tary of ...

... To the Editor of the Glasgow Herald. e ' Sin,-Before leaving Manchester this morning, I received the Herald of yesterday, containing a remort of the proceedings of Counrcil at a meeting held on the previous day, and as s several of the speakers are reported to have made statements n which I know to be inaccurate, I request you to insert the i following correction. n Bailie Gilmour said it ...

... Puerchkasing M/h6am en's C]lotting.-At tie Justice of Peace Court last week three females, named Mary Carr, Mrary Colman, arid Isabella Clifton, and a grocer named Josepli Boyd, residing in New Vennel, were each fined in the sum of £2, or thirty days' imprison- ment, for purchasing boots and other articles belonging to militiamen. SciJeant Prossier was mainly instruc- mental in bringing the ...

... - I The Admiralty are makiny moet strenpous exertions to build and equip a numerous and powerful flotilla of gun and di mortar boat I for next year's campaign. -A number of pri- vate firms will be entrusted with the task under the direction re of the officers of her Majesty's dockyards. Four have just Im * been commenced at Sunderland, by the Messrs. Briggs. tli They will have screw propellers ...

... E D I N B U R G H. TsnID AWAWD.-Se understand it is probable that Mr Peter Flowden, wino merchant, will be proposed as a candidate at the ensuing election for one of the vacancics in this Ward, occasioned by the retirement of Bailies Morrison and Clark, PRIcE or BIMen.-According to the price of wheat and flour in the Edinburgh market, the four pound loaf will be sold at elevenpence, ready ...

... XT{YAL AND MILITARY NEWS. -qp PROMOTIONS ANiD APPOINTMEN'TS. The fo110witlg appointments were made at the Admiralty tr ~ erde.-J. F. Elliot to be temporary ageat of tralns. ports ut Portsmouth. Litcarencst-Joliu C. Wells to the Excellent. iio~ltOatut;-H. B. Everest, additionat of ?? at poirtutlOlli. for cervice of transports, vice L. A. Parka, ap. pilt ?? to Saturn, lor service at St. Ariae's ...

... tOpOSED SUBMARINE TUNNEL BE. TWEEN FRANCE AND ENGLAND. I BouxooNn suB MmR Oct. 20. For several weeks past kome able hydrcgraphere ad engineers have been employed in surveying the coasts in the neighbourbood of Boulogne and Calais on the French side snd of Dover and the South Foreland on the English side of the Channel, and in taking soundings, with a view of reporting as to the feasibility and ...

... The Guernsey Star, of the l9th inst., thus com- moents on the conduct of the Jersey authorities in expelling the two or three socialists who have libelled the Emperor of the French and the Queen of England. In speaking of these individualr ?? quietly and taking refuge in Guernsey, it says: Here is certainly a gerio-comic termination of an affair which at first seemed likely to assume the ...

... A telegraphic despatch in the Times, dated Dantzic, Friday morning says,- The Vulture has just arrived. Admiral Dundae is at Ledsund, ned returns to Nargen on the 21st inst. ; The weather is extremely bad, and heavy snow storms are prevalent. .revalent. Berlin, Friday Evening. Advices from St. Petersburg state it is known there that the Allies are advancing beyond the Belbek. Liprandi is ...