... I k Lord Robert Cecil appeared before a Stamford It audience on Thursday night, at the Mechanics' Isatitute of f that town, taking as his theme National Educatioc. He it urged that In an age when national gresatnes depends, n not on numbers or on territory, but on intelligence, the d development of intelligence is a duty the neglect of which will hazard our national position. In a day when d ...

... a PIEDMONT. (folx otm 5PEcI.& coxutmoDiar.) TURIN, Nov. 2. 4 it I mpst first correct an error in my letter giving an s acconat of the daily prem of Turin. I stated that the r 'Oniowe and the lpero were conducted by the T same gentlemen. I find that the L'Opinione, though a a general supporter of the measures of government. e still retains to itself the power of finding fault with C r those ...

... got amoun i WINDSOR, Nov. 11. B The Queen with the Princesses Helena aud Louise t and Prine Arthur walked in the Case gardens this f morning. ?? Duchess of Rent visited hot majesty. Princess Alice took a carfage drive. r A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon at the official residence of the First Lord of the T ree- 1 sury in Dawning-street. The mtinisters present were Visount P ...

... The precincts of Doctors Commons became th scene of great agitation last evening, owing to a caflipt tion which for some time seriously trkjoatened the sefeeof its timc.worn walls, but which, owieg to the wreldirtetd exer'ione of the fire brigade, under Mr. Braidwiodivil confined to the total destructin of the imnense ertge Of premiees occupied by Messrs. Hodgkineon end Rolls, f stf etationeri ...

... IRBLAND. ad The magnetic DUBLIN, Nov. 1. Tear of nei tee p amnnounoe. the death of the Earlof andn, ho-wap'attacked with apoplexy the yesterday morning at bla-geAt, Castlebernard, in the '~county of Cork, the attack'having proved fatal in the rdcourse of the forenoon. The deceased nobleman, who ac- was 71 years of age, was the second earl, and wats anl ty, Irish represeistutive peer. His ...

... IITH FJRB IN DOCTORS' COMM OYS. Mr. W. Pay ne, Croner for London, opened an inquir yesterday foreioon, at the parocbial school-rooms, atmon-lane, touching the origin of the die by which the exteasivo premises of Messrs. Hodgkiaswoand Rolls, faney| stationers and envelope makers, on Bennet'sehil, Doctois'. cornims, were destroyed cc the night of Thursday last. The Rev. Mr. Cjoward, vicar of St. ...

... nyu OW CORBtBPONDENT.) u f 1owint:2g appeared in our Evening Edition of fe PARIS, TuraDAY Evxroutao. r r to-day the hiente opened firm at an we A~t be Bourse e~eyarmr~mDt, but the forr AtbO , yesterda3'8 improvemen, btwe the w' 55ce D Sroduced a fierce battle between the ;:9 and othe bebars.P The grouud weti sepeatedly pa5 V venD b tt uotimately the Is bulls triumphed. w4 I 1t. fdo au culiln ...

... THE CouRT.-Iler Majesty, while at the camiap at Aldershot on the 4th inst., was apprised by expresS of the illness of the Prince of Leiningen, half-brother to tel Queen, and since her return to the Castle her Mlajesty has received no visitors. The Prince of Wales attained his fiftcenrh year on Sunday last, bait the ussialhousehold ball slid not take piece, and the plays announced for this week ...

... FOREIGN AND COLONIAL NEW S. UNITED STATES. ELECTTON OF MR BUCITA.NAN AS PRESIDENT. The news brounht bv the Arabia on Monday of the election of Mr Oluchanan is couf-iiedl bv the arrival of the. Atlantic with dates to the sth inst.; blt the umajority by w-hich lho carried the Presidentship is not so great as was at first stated. The resulit of the contest, so for as wvas iknowVn, is given in the ...

... THE EARL. OF ALEEMARLE AND THE | Manchiester UInitr. I In our, ?? we gave some extracts from a speech made by the Earl of AlBEMDfA.rE at DisS. The Provident Society of that town having broken up, his lordship made the opening speech on the formation of another, duriteg which he affectionately implored his friends, the laboiring classes, to be warned against joining the Manchester Unity. Now ...

... I I (pROM OUR OWNY CORB5PONDUNT.) BERLIN, Nov. 10. r The speech lately delivered by the Cardinal Arch- E bishop of Cologne, Baron von (eissel, at the general E meeting of the Catholic Association for the Propaga. tion of the Christian Arts and Sciences, has now been published in the Donabau Blatt-a periodical printed at Cologne, and devoted exclusively to for- t warding the interests of the ...

... COSTA RICA AND SICARAOUA. The steamship Texas had arrived at New York before the sailing of the Niagara from San Juan ,del Norte, with advices from California and Nica- ragua. In leaving San Juan she got aground, and was towed off by her Majesty's vessels Arrogant and Victor. The San Juan route was in 'excellent condition The following British vessel were in the harbour :-Orion, Imperieuse, ...