... HOW TO DEAL WITH FBNIANISM. e (From the Chronicle.) e The smrprise occasioned by the recent Fenian i t outbreak at Manchester is not a hopeful symptom. It indi- I o cates a want of acquaintance with the actual position of t affairs, which promises ill for the immediate future. It I e is a repetition, on a small scale, of the mistake which was i e made by so many of the Northern politicians ...

... To predict with surety the issue of a few cognate events may be impossible; but when a sufficiently large number are taken into account the total upshot can be often forecast with great precision. Some of the proceedings in our courts of justice exhibit a constancy of ratio in little accord with popular notions of the law's uncertainty. The returns made by the superior courts of common law-the ...

... THE CITY DINNER QbESTION. Yesterday evening a numerously attended meet- ing of clerks was held at the London Tavern, to assist, as the circular convening the meeting stated, in the formation of a club or company for the establishment of dining-rooms for the use of clerks, at which the tariff of prices shall be low, and the provisions supplied of the best kind. Mr. Alderman CorroN ...

... | , . . : . I i . A ,.POrtiei oft lthe fUollnn! upper 01± Eoe*9i& l lui~zofye7terday:] ' t - iii .,PiARIS,:,8uDAY Evae.' Couzt de. KXeratry's new article; oni the fall :of Maximilian (t'o appear in to-morrow's number of the Revwe CoAtemipor()itn) covers the peribd'between General Castelnau'f arival 'in Mexico city 6n Oct. ;21, 1806,and the. hot, disputes wlieh occurred in .the early part of ...

... CH jJ!7HCH ITM: R'P RSO UE, ?? .,01AW ?? ?? , I' 0~ rzsto, t~e 0 ~e4t bo 'd~ed'~t'th'disincion tim! afnnual' e ainhatonattle nindlk eliel Af At in M4Ia' eti incdnvei~koxi'i;'tb` 'he' 'Seience -'and ArbtiDepaxtrhint, took!,place ;on Satuidky' eveni~ng, ?? -hell of 'that town, in the pro-, sonce'of a numerib~it-and select 'assemible o'f ladles and g~etitemen., the BIght Horn 'Oe9cHxsTma P. ...

... THE DE IV A SPECT OF FENIANISM. THE affray in H-olborn the other night, when (according to the present aspect of the case) a man was shot for declaiming against Fenianism, has sensibly increased the alarm created by the Manchester outrage. Far less important in itself, it seems to indicate, with other circumstances which constantly arise to perplex the police and harass Mr. GATHORNE HARDY, ...

... ST. MICHAEL AT ST. MICHAEL'S. To ?? EDITOR of thre PALL MALL GAZETTE SIR,-Attention has lately been directed to Ritualism, and amongst Ritualists the clergy and congregation of St. Michael's, Brighton, are supposed to be about as high as they can conveniently be without meeting with such a fate as is said to await vaulting ambition; and it may, there- fore, be interesting to your readers, ...

... ~'1~AMER-IC A. I - 4 : i alt-.;;y xA .PEoH OUn sPUaPqVosB'oNDa1rT.) NEW YORK, SEPr. 19. The extraordinary statement made recently by Professor F. W. Newman, that he had it on. good authority that a general revolt against marriage was beginning amo'ng'st' the women of the United States, on the ground, of the injustice of the exist- ing marriage laws and marriage customs, and that even in II ...

... Three of the colonial bishops, stopping for a few vv days on their way from the Pan-Anglican Synod to an im- portant ecclesiastical meeting in the south of England, p occupied pulpits in Bristol on Sunday, and attracted large n congregations. The Bishop of Labuan preached in the h morning at Stoke Bishop Church on the subject of mis- f, sions, and founded his observations upon Isaiah lix., 19 ...

... The foreign telegrams this morning contain nothing of interest additional to what was published yesterday afternoon. The Paris correspondent of the Times, writing yesterday morning, says:- The rumour some time ago current that M. Drouyn de Lhuys was to replace the Marquis de Moustier as Minister of Foreign Affairs, has been revived within the last day or two, and although it has probably no ...

... J7 TELEGRA.HIO: INTELLIGENCE2 ;~ ~ ~ ~~~AiS Ssrr. 30 Evl@' uxo.i The l;q de L iett3axived at Biarritzthfi morning. It is wid'that 4Roulher will leave Pariw, to-morrow, also with the intention of going to see the Emperor. PRUSSIA A .I FRANKFORT-ON-THE- : . . AINE. BERLIN, SEPT. 30. A royal decreesdated the 25th inst., has. just, appeared, defending the, bases upon which the property ...

... EPITOME OF OPINION IN THE MORNING JOURNA.L TIHE BISHOPS' LETTER. -R The Tihes calls the Pan-Anglican Encyclical a sermo late, and to that circumstance ascribes the somewhat formal and &A~e phraseology in which it is couched. It cannot but think, howe dthat such a style is as much out of place in the present day as the iihvenient peculiarities of state dress. It is possible to be quite- ...