... LAoUR AND WAGN THN ALTAMc TANDE OUTRAGE AT 8N31PsLD.-A general meeting of the London Working Mli's Aseola. flon was held on Tuesday night, at the Brougbam Hall, Flsot;6treet, atwhlqh the folowing resolution was pases& .- That th London Working Men's Association, com. posed toa large extent of members of trade socieths, hereby records it8 ?? at the dastardly outrage which ba recently taken ...

... EPITOME OF OPINION IN THE MORNING TOURNALS. THE INDIAN FAMINE. The Times commends the step taken by Lord Cranborne to help the starving inhabitants of Orissa. He telegraphed to Sir John Lawrence on Thursday to advance money from the Government funds freely and immediately, and to report to him the progress of distress. In other words, he has for the present taken upon himself the ...

... ROME, Oct. 6. IN the interview of the Empress of Mexico with the Pope on the 27th ult. the Holy Father and his Imperial visitor had a long discussion on the religious affairs of Mexico. The Empress, who is as distinguished for her learning as her personal attractions, appears to have applied herself to the study of theology and the canons, as well as all the intricate ques- tions of the ...

... DRURY LANE THTIS EtEraNo, MACBETH. Mr. H. Talbot, Messrs. Sinclair. Meadi, Mintyre, ard Hlenri TDeraytOn lisses Amy dgick and Rebecca Isaaos and M~,,tadae Jenny Baluer-!TO coenclglude with THE BEGGARlS OPERA. Mr. W. Harrison. THIS E~neSING, TeErTRIP~h ALLIANCE-After which THE HUGUENOT CAPTI.esr..G.Soe&.Hoy;Mss Neiteon, Augusta ThmoadMs ?? QUIET LODGLNGS. HAYMArIJET. TFns T;FrNT,(G THE OVERLAND ...

... X (BRUTZV' TLaRAMS.) ITALY. FLORENCE, O0X. 15. The Italians will enter Verona on the 16th inst. and Venice on the 19th. The Austrian government have agreed to the Italian proposition that the Venetian soldiers who are at present in Austria should not be removed l to Venetia for the present on account of the preva- I lence of cholera. The Official Gazette publishes the text of the Austro ...

... A very serious and alarming collision happened in the Falkirk tunnel of the Edinburgh and Glasgow railway on Sunday morning, by which eight men were injured, six bullocks killed, and a large quan- tity of railway plant destroyed. On Saturday night, at 11.40, a train, consisting of twenty trucks filled with cattle, en route for Dalkeith fair, left Glasgow for Edinburgh, and reached the Falkirk ...

... ENGLAND'S INTEREST IN DELGIAN INDEPENDENCE. The Schturday Revicw holds that the presence of the English ?? at the Brussels festivities points to the question of the amount of ?? which this country has in the independence of Belgium. There are, iM(ICCO( many reasons for objecting, in a general way, to these gigantic ?? excursions to foreign countries. They Inight too easily lead to unpleasant ...

... A statement reflecting most offensively on the private character of the Queen of England has been published in an obscure Swiss journal at Lausanne; and our Minister has, it is said, commenced proceed- inos against the editor. One can readily understand the very natural indianation which prevented the Hon. E. Harris from acting calmly in such a case; but on reconsideration we should hope that ...

... ,.TFF .QUEEN AT, ABERDEEWi . I -.Vn Tu~sdayi~arnoon, the Queen opened 'the ~bsrdeen New 'aterworki; a-e weather was favourablev.e4d:the I .alelicnden !spect&ors ,hrge. According to, the wihes .of the.qommsissioriers of . police, with whom e the duty of seeltg tD the sardtary welfare -of, the city, the Qaeen fi~iitebex leinreto preside at ?? wptersflotiz,.iixing the ceremony to take place -at ...

... I SH1CKING SCENE AT AR EXECUTION. . - The lew York pxpere. report eJ, fe~rfJ skene whirh took place about a fortnight since at an execdion it Now portk Kenucky. A man named AU: e P. Eggleeten, DO wad some months age apprehended in an attoept to rob the house of aptia nMenter, in eri deavonritg to eMCspO shot at and killed that gentleman. About 15000 pers9n assembled to witness the execu !on. ...

... 1 I . ?? The following letter has been addressed to the Bishop of London: TO THE BISHOP or LONDON. My Lord,-I know not whether you are aware of the t precise extent to which the ritualistic element of the church of England is being developed in the church of St. Albans, Brook-street, Holborn. Ae, however, this church I is within your diocese, and the doctr'nes preached, and c the ceremonies ...

... GERMANY. (FROM VIU OW2; COefRESrOtNcDENr.) FIRANKFORT, OcT. 18. The protest of t'ae Frankforters against the annex- I %tion of their town, which I mentioned at the time i it was sig-ed, hias been magnified in the English press to dimensions it never had. As there are only 9,OO) citizens in this town, 15,000 cannot have signed, and the fact is that only 2,80 sigtnatuies have been given. Of ...