... FOREIGN .NEWS. = _ _ N M S _v , ,FRANCKE The im ortduty upon olive oil hsh ben fixed at 81f. ebltgo fotv kiijllu Pon e iv? oriib iien h-iad' 4f. for - nlogrammes ' ' ' PABIS, OC. 13. The bourse has been hiesvy. ' 1entes closed at 68f. 80c., or100.i'ower tbnyeterday. ' SPAIN AND.. CHILI. MADIUD, Oar. 13. The Politica publishes an article on the Ohiliavi question, in which it declares that ...

... L AT!ST, NEWS.( - - ?? [15ErTERq's T$LF.:RAM S.]1 T1lE APPROACHING ROYAL ENTRY INTO VENICE. FL)RENCE, Oeio;1ER 15. ('reat preparations are being made at Venrico to celc brate the entry of the King of Italy into that city. The Blucontaure, the historic galley upon which the Foges of Venice married the Adriatic, has been recon- etracted and magnificently ornwrnented. The King will be conducted ...

... THE GAS AND WATER WORKS, AND THE FERRtIES. Last evening a large and influential meeting of tbe ratepayers of Wallasey (called by Mr. J. C. Boy d, chairman of the local board), was held in the drill shed, Egremont, for the purpose of con- eiderizig the following objects:- First, an in- tended application by the -Wallasey local board to Parliament to purchase land and borrow an additional sum ...

... THE PRINCESS DAGMAR'S .: STATE ENTRY INTO ST. PETERSBURG. For some days after the Priucess Dagmar arrived at Peterhoff, her royal highness remained at Czarsko Selo to recruit her strength for the state entry into ft. Petersburg, which teok place on Saturday, the 26th ultino. The sun again shone with a warmth and brilliancy fitted for thei best days of midsummer, shedding, in the p'betioal ...

... ITALY'S NEW LABOUR. The limnes, commenting upon the financial difficulties of the Italian people, observes that, though the War and Marine Departments in Italy swallowed up more than one-fourth of the public revenue, there are many other items of expenditure which no return of peace will soon strike off the baniance-sheet. There is a civil army in Italy hardly less ruinous than the military ...

... WORKING MEN A ND THEIR TEACHERS. THE congresses which have lately become fashionable are, as it seems, so full of wisdom that they cannot keep it all for themselves. They are overflowing with superfluous good advice, which runs off at last upon their neighbours. Their poorer brethren are benevolently admitted to partake of the crumbs that fall from tables so bountifully spread. The Social ...

... The psst,71L,715 Star m5id Herald of the 23rd ult. contains thle following- intelligence from Chili: In our sunisisirY two months ago0, although the numbers a were not them returned front all the provinces, we were able to announce the re-election of Don JoB6 Joaquin Pescz. We have Io to intimate the result of the voting, proving, as it does, in the most satisfactory mannerthat Senor P'erez ...

... TflE STJEAMNE% TYROS. LIFrED OFF In ocr Issue of Saturday It was reported in our sbipping intehience that the Tynw7a1d, which ran ashore on the rocks outside of Isie Ornsay (Sound of Sk-ye) on a passage from C!Yde to Icuiand, had been floated and taken Into Ornsay Harbour, This intelligence, which was received by telegraph from Oben, has now been supplemented by fall particulars in regard to ...

... I AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Oct. 14. The Emperor Las addressed an autograph letter to Count Beleredi, the Minister of State, in which His Majesty expresses his most grateful recognition of the inestimable proofs ef fidelity and noble self-sacrifice which have been afforded by the peoples of Austria during the late unhappy times. The Einperor instructs Count Beleredi to make known his sentiments of ...

... THLE BANK RATES OF DISCOUNT FOR TWENTY-TWO YEARS-THE ALTERATIONS AND DURATION OF EACH RATE. The following table, showing the dates of the various alterationsa which have taken, place in the mini-i- mum rate of discount charged by the Bank of England since the Bank Act of 1844 camo into operation, also speci- fying each rate and the number of weeks or days during which It was in force, has been ...

... LO NDON ]MISSION'AR YSOCIETY. LAS;T evening, a mecting in connection with the Belfast Auxiliary of the above society was held in a the Indepotildent Chapel, Donegall Street. There a wvas a good attendauce. The meeting having lheell opened with devotional exercises, J Mr. 0'oGEnLY, the agent of the society, said that ' lie found himself placed in rather an embarrassiisg s pOsitiOII owning to ...

... THE 1;E,1A GUMU . TU DEXICO. General Santa Anna, in a letter to the rniaister, llomero, has inade known the course he purposes to DurvZe with respect to the Mexican Republic. He t quitte bhis former residence, aud taken up his hedulrquarters at Hamilton Park, Staten Island, where he is .oid to leave organised a regular business bureau. isL secretaries and other members of his ste are in ...