... 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 ...

... A letter from. Milan, of the 19th llnst., de'er. the unfortunate consequences thlat ?? 011, fronl the Austrian Government not hatVIIS ; sidered all the details necessary to the ate- duction of their new metallic and ?? canllV * The writer says We are in a state of complete cArnUIIrU 'IL ' on account of the decree onl the new curcllt currency that appears to exist only in laWC l, nowhere to be ...

... I NAVAL AND MILITA.RY ADMIRALTY, Nov. 22.-.ArI'rDNTMENtTS.Lien tenant W. W. Oka (1856) has been rs-ppointe to the os William, 120, guard-ship, for service in the ordinary at Devonport. Nov. 20.-Lieutenumt W. R. Boulton (1854) to be Lien. tenant and Commander of the Firm, gunboat, vice B. G. Nicole,, promoted; E. Wilmot (1863), to the Iiidus, 78 flag ship, for gunnery service; end E M. Collier ...

... I HB4LTH OF LONDOg 1DRING TEB WBEE. ,.L _ .- ., , . _ The weekly return of births and deaths in Lon- don1ssed by authority of the Registrar-General, for the ween ;iding Saturday, Nov. 20, shows that ttho wiotality of Lonard continues to increaserapidly with increasing ola. In th drdweekof Otobertbedeat-hwere 1,113; in the third week of November, ending last Saturdlay, they were 1,487. ID the ...

... I TffEl GU4DISffIP OFI R _ ?? ~ & A PROTESTANT AND ROMAN CATHOLIC An ntres . DISPUTE. An interesting case has been heard before the Iria Cour ct ofi ChnOery- Soma Years ago John O'Malley, a ?? catholiconstable, resident inTuam, married Ellen Jeoneson, a proteestnt They had eight children, and as John O'Malley was not a very rigid Romfan catholic, the mother brought up the childrea in the ...

... TIBH XpiN'Es FRBDBRICK WILLIA 0M 1 I ~ 11 . IPR LTS&A. I . 1 , ,, BERLIN, SUNDAYr, Nov. 21. I, The eighteenth birthday of her Royal Aighness thie Pincess F'rederick William of Prussia was celsbratd to. day itb'e tr qr'inar~'rejoicidng:.'' - rt h morning bro Is alpar and cold, and at, a 4ery early i lhiur 'densa crowdsi of 4ctWtors aseembled i'the vicinity of [, ihe pr qsa'is'~pace, anxiouc to ...

... I GALLANT LIFBBOA7 BBBVICES. I~~ I ?? The following account of the circumstancees con- nected with the rescue of the crew of an Austrian brig on the Irish coast, on Wednesday, the 17th imnt., by the lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Inetitution stationed at Skerries, as narrated by H. A. Hamilton, Esq., hon. secretary of the Skerries branch of the Society, will be read with much interest: The ...

... 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 ...

... THE BISHOP OF MANCHESTER ON IVORKrNG-CLASS EDUCATION. ithI a DROYLSDBN' EP)UCATIONAL INSTITUTE. r.oMr. [FROM THE I5AIIoUEIThE GUARDIAN.] wall On Tuesday evening a public meeting in promotion of its . our objects was held in the large room, about 400) persons beirri taspresent. The working classes of Droyladen have shown moas ?? praiseworthy earnestness in all connected with the iracu. raising ...

... TIlE LATE SERIOUS STEAM-SHIP COL- LISION IN THE CHA NNEL-SUPPOSED LOSS OF LIFE. p The following statements have been made to Lloyd's relative to the serious collision which occurred on the morning of the 9th instant, between the Melbourne troop steam-ship (1,800 tons burthen) and the Spanish steam- ship Cataluna (1,500 tons burthen), the latter having put into Southampton to repair her damages ...

... (PROM OrR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 17. I have no desire to attract notice for my remarks by carping at the Times, but I owe it to the interest of truth and justice not to let your contemporary's leader of the 3rd inst., and its accompanying letter from this capital, pass unnoticed. Taken together they form about as characteristic a tissue of baseless argument and wanton ...

... T1ELEGRAPHIC CABLES. To TuB EDITOR OF THER MORNING CHRONICLE. Sirs-Permit me to make a few reimarks upon the conI struction of tclegraphic cables, First: That gutta percisa is not suitable for submiarine purposes, because, when the temperature is low, the substance becomes soinewvhst brittle; rd the consequencs is, that a cabl- constructed of gutta percha !r- will break froni the conducting ...