... II TO THE EDITOR O THE ERA. Coming events Cast their shadows before them. Sir,-At the gathering of those Manchester Radical Reformers who, by virtue of their creed, rejoice in the euphemistic designation, and come within the pale of Whole-Rogites, one Dr. Watts was enthusiastically installed the Robin Hood of the craft; and in his inaugursl address he endorses and recommends the practice ...

... I The following telegram has been received at the East India House:- To THE UNDER SECRETARY or STATE, INDIA HousE, LownDos. FRoM G. F. EDORSTONrE, Esq., SECRETARY TO TEE GovERENENT OF INDIA WITH THE Govremoa- GEN~ERAL'. ALLAHABAD, OCT. 16. 00DE. The following events have occurred in Oude since the date of my 5ast message, on the 4th of October :-The rebels had advanced on Sundella with 12,000 ...

... I a |Te Fatal E3pidemic or Mlurrain among Cattle. The fatal epidemic that has been raging all over Europe for some years among horses and cattle in general, has at length aroused breeders and others to the necessity of attempting to stop the scourge. We are given to understand that Mr. Major, the well. known veterinary surgeon and discoverer of the remedies for spavins, w&., and who with his ...

... I MllONTALEMBERT AND ENGLAND. I Without presuming to censure the French Government or its ostensible head and expression, the EMPEROR, on the mode in which they or he conducts the social economy of the country, or arrogating to ourselves the liberty of finding fault with its jurisdiction, or what the policy of the EMPEROR may construe into political or legal offences, it is impossible that we ...

... SECOND EDITION. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1858. A real novelty has occurred in European history. One Sovereign has so far forgot the good manners supposed to belong to crowned heads as to insult a brother Sovereign by forbidding a speech made by the latter to circulate in the dominions of the former. This has been the course of the EMPEROR of the FRENCH towards the ICING of PORTUGAL. In opening ...

... OPENING OF TELE NEW PAVILION Theatre. I The new Royal Pavilion, a splendid theatre erected on the site of the old one which was destroyed by fire, February 13th, 1856. was opened on Saturday night under the management of Mr. John Douglass, who has so long and so liberally provided the highest class of dramatic entertainments for the eastern part of the metropolis, and who still retaining ...

... I FISHIN IN TROUBLED WATERS. The lovers of peace will be grieved to know that it is possible, nay probable, that we are on the eve of serious disturbances with France, and that the only apparent wray of averting that danger is to run the risk of discontent, if not rebellion, in an important province-the remedy being as bad, or worse, than the disease. We hear that there has been serious ...

... - - D- T -E R A N- -S -.=7 A.>:-'RICA AD-D T1'IE AMERICANS. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDEtNT.) Friend ERA,- NEW YORK, OCTOBER 27TH, Piccolomiini made her debut last Wednesday night, at the Academy of Music, in Verdi's naughty opera, la cTraeiata. New yock bad been very well prepared for her, for Lurriley and Ullman had brought into play all that mechanism of puffing which is so easily ?? in this ...

... -t F R EL X A B 0 kl R Y. Meetings for Next W 7.eek. HondaY, November 13h-s~,Grand Masters (NTo. I), Freemasons' Tavern; british (No, 9), ditto; Emulation (21), Ladley's Hotel;- Felicity (68, Lndo Taera; Tanq~liy (18) Bidge fiance Hotel; 'Painorre ?? wanHote, Ssekwil C~aser.-ro;enoe (12), Ship and Turtle. Tuesay,18t.-Ldge Mout Lbann (7).Green Has, Tsoley- stret; adoan (63) Fromasos'Tavrn;St ...

... ?? This page will always be founadc interesting to Licensed ictcallers, and the operations of the UNITED TowNs' ASSOCIATION AND LICENSED VIC- TOALLEES DEFENCE LEAGUE are publitvhed ulder their own ssPerintendcenee. To the Licensed Victuallers of England. Gentlemen)-As the meeting of Parliament is near at hand, I I think it may not be out of place at this time to call the attention of the trade ...

... Hicr Host Gracious Majesty the QoEEa, in a quiet and noes- sufinig minuner, fulfils the duties of her maternal sphere, no less than with becoming dignity she discharges the high functions of her queenly cfice. Her reign has not been more nationally prosperous titbs, as rar as we can judge, it has been domestically happy. The QUEEN never usurps the feelings of the woman. The diadem thac ...

... ARE OUR MISSIONARIES to VISIT JAPAN P Since the discovery of Mexico, by CORTEZ, and the addition to the human family of a nation far advanced in the arts of civiliza- tion and refinement, with traditions and written chronicles reaching to an epoch more remlote than any European Christianity then in existence could approach by centuries-since that time no event has occurred creating so great an ...