... (By Bctsric flI5W STteraOi Tehra EET) OrsIcs, ThnEgP BUILDINGS, NEW STRSt. F RANClE. It is still considered doubtful whebher the authorities -will proceed with the trial of Count Mnotalembert, and it is hoped they will drop the ill-advised proceedings. It is etated in oficial circles, in Paris, that the tricolour lag, hoisted at the gate of the French Ambassador, in London, hsas been removed ...

... Oy #IttrDpolls. DEATH OF DR. GiF'AnD.-It is with a sorrow that is not often expressed so sincerely in the columns of a news- paper that we have to announce the death, at Folkestone, in Kent, of Stanley Loes Giffard, Esq. LL.D., of Trinity College, Dublin, and of the Middle Temple, barrister-at- law, but who was better known to statesmen, men of letters, and the public, as having exercised for ...

... if, ouip I'lliscalmill. SPANISH EXPEDITION AGAINST 'THE RIFF PIRATES.- Tile expedition against Rliff is on tho point of starting. It Consists of eight steaml-vessels. No advance wvill be made into the interior, but the coast will be attacked, and all suspaeted ships destroyed.-ilforning Post. The Paris Prease says :- We seem to have returned to the blessed time of miracles. La Salette and the ...

... The general meeting of the members of this institution was held on Wednesday, the 3rd instant,- at the house of the institution, Newhall Street, Birmingham; HENRY MAUDSLAY, Esq., Vice-President, in the chair. The SECRETARY (Mr. W. P. Marshall) read the minutes of the previous meeting, held at Neweastle-on-Tyne, and special reference was miade to the great success attending that meeting, and ...

... Tihe usual meeting of the Bear-l of Geiardians was held yester- day. The chair wae occulpied by .Alderacuan Lloyd. After the usial reporte had been reeid and adotewd, a letter was read from G. [T. Bowyer, Esq,, her Mljesty's iuspctor of Sichools, who had recently inspected the Workhouse School. Dir, I'owyer reported that the boys' and infants' schools were in :;il etbecienit state, the girls' ...

... orresvontllme. NOTICES TO COURESPONDENTS. All letters intended for publication must be accompanied by tire names and addresses of file writers, not necessarily for publicatson, but for the information of the Editor. Correspondents mtwo set any special value upon their com- inuascations must kecp copies of them, as veecannot under- take to return unused contributions. A. B.-AVe doubt if any ...

... We are enabled to state the more important stipulations of the treaty signed at Jeddo, on the 26th of last August. This treaty, in the first place, engages that there shall be perpetual peace and friendship between her British Majesty and the Tycoon of Japan; secondly, that her Majesty may appoint a diplomatic agent to reside at Jeddo, and the Tycoon a diplomatic agent to reside in London, ...

... z4e VrOiActs. THE SUFFOCATION OF A FAMILY AT NEWpORT.-DEATH OF THE WI&E.-The death of the wife of Charles Webb, whose own decease and that of his children, with the inquest upon their bodies, have been given in this journal, occurred at the union workhouse, making the fifth killed by the awful calamity. The deceased was 35 years of age. A SOLDIER FLOGGED.-Shortly after daylight on Tues- day ...

... ptMi-glim414 v THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1868. NEWS OF THE DAY. Tans MvIansion House-has displayed civic taste, turtle, and oratory, after the ancient fashion of Lord. Mayor's days. And there have been brought out with the City plate two notable people, whose words everybody was itmpationt to hear. First caine the Duke of M.LAKrOFe, who is always rreceived with great cheering, and this ...

... THE MINERS' STRiKE IN SOUTTH STAFFORDSHIRE. RESOLUTIONS 01F THE MEUN. At a meeting Of miners, held In the Latter Day Saints' Chapel, West Bromwich, on Tuesday, the following resolutions were agreed to:- That it is the opinion of the miners of this district that it is high time the grievances now existing betwixt us miners and stir employers should cease, and in order that they should do so, ...