... IGEAhT YARMOUTH ELECTION COMM.ISSIOR. I The commission resumed their inquiry yesterday at the Town-hall. The first witness examined was Richard Steele, an accountant, who stated that he saw Downing at the Angel on the night before the election. Downing then informed witness that he had paid Baldwin some money. Witness expressed his surprise that a man of property in the employment of Messrs. ...

... #BOSS OUTRAGE ON AMERICAN TRAVELLERS IN TURKEY. C A letter in the Levant Herald of the 17th gives e account of a gross attack upon two American gentlemen and a boy on their way toTiflis. Mr. Henry Stanley, one of the number, writes:- Wben about seven hours from Afiuna-Karabissar, on the 18th September, en rouse for Tiflis and Tbibet Aid Erzeroum, from Smyrna, I and my two comninions, Mr. H. W ...

... I - E THE HEALTH OF LONDON, It appears from the return issued by authority of the Registrar-General, that in the week that ended on Saturday, October 27, the births registered in London and twelve other large towns of the United Kingdom were 4,250; the deaths registered 3,080. The annual rate of mortality was 26 per 1,000 persons living. In London the births of 1,099 boys and 1,049 girls, in ...

... I --lTSE TIVE PRINCES OF INDIA. TrOHE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. 1 _-Tlle avowal of a policy of non-interference I ?? ?? n,,lllc in his able introduction of the Indian ,t I st ttcllcit, Will be right welcome to the native n flii Not less welcome should it unquestion. bet aI who are intelligently anxious for the welfare tlepo dtlley alld the security of our rule, for it fairly oue l..t lil hour ...

... CHUBRCH CONFERENCE AT HERTFORD. A church conference, consisting of the clergy and laity of the deaneries of Hertford, Ware, and Welwyn, was held at Hertford on Monday. The bishop of the diocesd met the members of the conference at St. Andrew's Church, where there was litany service, and the conference was held at the Town-hall in the afternoon, under the presidency of the bishop. The subject ...

... Vt , DEIIY LANNE. Tilts VENING TIACBETLS. Messrs. B. salliNvan, Swlnbourne, Mreald, E. rhops em I~aytan, &c.;MsaeAY cg wick Basue, Iss.as, &C.- e H O E Y O IlO S The Brothers Webb. rRTNCE9SSS.. THIS EVENIrG, THE TR.PLb ALLItNCe-After which THE HUtGUENOT CAPTAIN. Messrs. Viniog ~,td G. HonlcY; ILisses, Neilsoil, Augusta Thomson, and Mrs. Stlrling.-Anid QUIET LODGLNGS. HAYMATi t E. THIs EvErINw, ...

... I CHUBE: CHON~GRESS AT YORK. I .. I In the first section, which was held in the Con- gress-hall, ?? afternoon, the AncnsHsrOP was in the char, and the subject discussed was The State and Prospects of 'the Cuurch in Western Europe. The Venerable Archdeacon Churton read a paper on the State of the Church in Spain. He said that the whole of the churches in Western Europe, including Spain, ...

... I BOYAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT IISTITUTiON. Yesterday a meeting of this institution was held at its house, John-street, Adeiphi; ir. Thomas Chapman, ?? V.P., in the chair. The minutes of the previous meeting having been read, a reward of (ii. lOs. was granted to the crew of the institution's lifeboat, the Isis, at Hlayle, for going off in a strong gale of wind and heavy ground sea, on the 10th ult. ...

... ORIGINAL CORRESPONDE.NCE. [THE EDITOR IS NOT RESPO.SBZLE 0R THE OPINIONS NSSED 1B CoRRESPONDENTSn] Grimaldi Again. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERA. Sir,-The name of Grimaldi having lately frequently appeared before the public, it may be deemed interesting to read tihe probable cause of his death-a death as sudden as it was unexpected. Having, during a long series of years, acted in the same Theatre ...

... Mr E. H. Allnatt, of Frant, Sussex, publishes in the Times a history of the weather, in England during last September. He says: The following tabular arrangement, in conjunction, with the analysis of my diurnal notes, will exhibit the various atmospheric modifications in the order of their occurrence. The initials denote date, cloud, wind, barometer, thermometer (day and night temperature), ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE.) OUR Vienna correspondent says :-The idea of appointing Herr von Beust to the Austrian Foreign Office has now been definitively abandoned. This statesman, besides being peculiarly obnoxious to Prussia, is also unpopular with many people in Austria. The Hungarians dislike him because he gave up Count Teleki to the Austrian authorities, the Poles on account of his ...

... uiesday, 2 o'clock. cmd obtain-q,4 *!two. REUTER'S TELEGRAM IS. VENETIA. FLORENCE, Oct. 9.-It is expected that the Italian troops will enter Venice on the i5th inst., and that the e 1!Miscite will take place on the 21st inst. RUSSIAN POLAND. THORN, Oct. S.-Adviccs received here to-day from Chelm, of the 4th inst.; state that during the previous night Bishop Kalinski, of the Greek United Church ...