... - - - ?? - 1 [From tie Tall MaTl 'azettej Amid the honours which are being bestowed, and de- servedly bestowed, on the men who have carried electric telegraphy to its las ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDElNlTS. :W. G, Co eeley.-Deoined, with thanks. One of the Unenfranchised-Not practical enough for publication. A Oredit ?? Theenny Bank stopped payment on the ...

... DISTRICT NEWS, WOLVERHAMPTON. SUICIDE OF A PUBLICAN.-At about six o'clock on Saturday morning, the daughter of Henry Bynan, sen., the landlord of the Queen's Arms beerhouse, Graiseley Road-a street ru ...

... THIE TIPPERARY ELE C N. |1 I Unless the result of the Tipperary election can be explained by local and exceptional causes wbich are not likely to be operative elsewhere, it is in many ways a very impo ...

... TOWN, iOUNIL.-L ?? The Town CouncUl didaenmethhgltuofethan tta b oi Tuesday-it spent money, or rather sanctlr ?? 0 the future. spending of it, at the rate of something, like £O,000 an hour, and -ratep ...

... I ECCLESIASTAL NEWS0 oter Brandon, gev. Bl. K. N., to curacy of Walton, Climber- (Re, land. appi Browne Rev R to rectory of Lulliugatone. SWi Clarke, ile;v. 11. 1, to cnracy of Ashby, Afplel~y. bed Cr ...

... VENETIA AND - ITA|I One of the greatest and most benefleent revolutions of modern times has now received' its formal accomplishment. The cities and fortresses of Venetia, Mid finally the city of Vexic ...

... i . iW - _ 1 ; I - FRANCE. ?? I BnBITz, OCT. 24. The Rmneror, Empress, 'and, Prince Imperial left.Sisiritz this morning. The y were loudly cheered by the inhabitants. The health of their Majeties and ...

... I .AlQUj1T.AL OF COUXT CLA1.GALTMS. ] Thei eperor Francis Joseph haws acdressed the following letter to Count Clam-GaUlss:- Dear Count Clam-Galleis, General of Cavalry-In conu sequence of inlormation received from the head- quarters of the army of the north, announcing that the condition of your corps d'armcc, after the battle of Gitschin,necessitated a suspension of the opera- tions of the ...

... TE ENGIJSSH VOLUNTEERQ IN BELGIUM. On Saturday afternoon, the volunteers assembled in Srussels had the honour of dining with the king. All bte other festivities, brilliant as they have been, of course paled before this. The divisions comprised litle short of 800 English volunteers. The dinner took- place in one of the customs' warehouses, and it Inustbe.owned that the appearance of thisextem- ...

... 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 ...

... l-1- - - . VENICE,,OCTa 19. In accordance with the Convention concluded-b'etween . General Mtiring and General Lebuauf, this city waias handed over to the municipal authorities this morning . at 8 o'clock. At the sme inomnent General Alemann, the Austrian Governor, loft for Trieste. On his de- parturo he received mnanerous marks of respect from the Trowd, which he and his staff courteously ...