... TEM G AADEW.- Mn.By GL m . naSOALN GARDtIUNG BOB TER WE=K ENmNG ?? OCTOBER 12, U1R7.' The plantig` ,6f t a aqommenees with aui the smial oftts,* which,-l(2ot jot in this mioth, will freqeuentlype found dmfed tsp. M oust fiultivatora of a show bed of tulipS have sewondgry beds, which contain from tme. to time the .arplus bulbs ; for . eachyear Riyes u. an Increase, whith should. be taken care o ...

... DINING MOVEMENT. A meeting was held on Monday night at the London Tavern for the purpose of promoting cheap dinners for city clerks. The chair was taken by Mr. Alderman CoTTON, who expressed a hope ihat the many hungry faoes he saw before him would be able to procure a good dinner in comfortable rooms for not more than is. When he first came to London as a youth, about Thirty years ago, he was ...

... IO;D~IZB3ADGERED BY BIS- IAT ARK. 01103ow, 3flItrNOLDOSOS NflSPAP'M. so To to ,a fast drifting into a Earopean 'r S ' 5D ?? issued by Count Biamark to the re- Qireoirtsof ?? at foreign Courts, and published di ce1' 1s urnsl has given mortsl offence to the o Q4 jD tht3 3ho purport of the despatoh is to the rl j2t.3° Prc1'U wil3 continue to aggraudizs herself at r; 0.h on Pr of ?? Southern ...

... I GARIBBALDI AND TEFM I.XAGUFM Aeningiteetinit couvenM ?? wall pobltion St. James's-hallp on Tuesa evenmig, to expresyitnptby 'with Geneirs Gariba ld and their, indgiint his sipriaoflmenlt The 'spac'ious beall' and ,tb _lelwere I Well fillaed M EdmondBeales prezdiik& Thua sefirma' Saldntb'y were arseibntdothepre that evenin, to vindicate one of the most important of all political , pIncpes-a ...

... THE NATIONAL SHUNDAY LEAGUE. The new central offices of the Sunday' league, situated in Holborn, were opened Ifst evening with a crowded attendance~of members; Mr. J. B. Lang- icy in the chair. The report, which was unanimously adopted, set forth that the. great success which the two Sunday excursions had met with, bad determined the council to' give greater' inportane 'to this de- parteint of ...

... CAB-DRIEWSI 'RADE A ?? A meeting of this society Was held on night at the (admybiidgehsql s - t I Tuesdt ford-streeti tobhartheeortand ?? for ' further advancing the cause -of e sth tQ; to disoneu their grievances. 'The ohir wa, Mr. J; SwGo*er. Onb )th : The chairman, in opening the preceedgn 1 attended the meeting and. cheerfully gonoeaitd take the'elhair; but he had to epr ees a hope ...

... AN EXHORTATION FROM L&MBETH -- _ ~PALACE. The following address, signed by the Archbishop of ?? and seventy-our prelates, was adopted by fthe Synod at Lamubeth Palae: - 3 To the faithful in Obrist Jesut, the priests ead deacons, t and the lay uoembers of the Churcha of Christ in corn- munion with the Anglican branoh of the Church C athollo. We, tie undersigned bishops, gathered under the good ...

... TEM 80LTAxs Gm ro =Ra PFoo-Ytsterday, at the different polti-nourts, it was announced tfst the Lord. Dlaor had sent of the Sultan's gift 501 to the poor-box of each distrlit. THE LEGATION AT WAsHTNOTON.-it la TUanured that Sir Aagus;us Paget will be tvansferred from Florf nee 1o Washington, and thei the Hon. Jullart Fane will ba pro- moted to be Miil ter at Florenee. TE MiNisume OaB FARE.-OA ...

... GARIBaLDI AE4D r RE A publio meeting, convener by thei 2; was hold in St, James's Hall norn I,_ press sympathy with Generel G esdY ever , ~ I Gaibaldf, ai oe nation at his imprisonment. The 04 el * n i5 galleries were well filled. Mr' fld S~ols lt, R and on the platform were - 10110il Bte , I ?? Gstibald1 n,0 the general ; Mr. Handel Cohmh - tuiv Mr. J. J. Merriman, Mr. 0). Bradialh airle ...

... AR= AND NAVY. STATIONS OF TERR ARMYOoTOBEB, [Whoer two places are mentioned, the last named is that St which the Depot is stationed.] l2t ld Guords: Ryde-park 24th do, 1st bat: Xalt; She- 2nd do: Windsor field ISo Royal HL G.: tegent's-park Do 2nd bat: Burmnh; 8hef- 1st D). Guards: Aldershott f ield 2xd do Bengal;, Canterbu-y 25th do, lt bat: Glasgow; 8rd do: Bombay; Canterbury Stirling 4th ...

... ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE, CTUL Earna. as Nor mioPNmmIatL FiR THE 01`1UOY azpLIS T CRMSImD-T. The Devil in Cowoaddens.a TO THE EDITOR OF THLE ERA NXE~c'OpPJpn Sfrir,-I observed a paragr-aphl in yam', peper, of' last wet-k to tibo ?? that I load got a Lord Cliasosherhsin's lireece for 1117 ?? Theatre. As I hat-e no desire that iiiy oCC should be leisload, I beg'ato say that there is net the ...

... A SOLDIER BUOT.-SijapECTED PELIAN ?? ~ IFFYla nsptivl E dwin M'Donald, hwenry ?? anrd Toa Agtus Hickhing, have beeno en~gasgd at Weetoa5 *4sl ail, thea N~ew Amiphitheastre in Holborn, and tho Lyceum, and wore aeous to q.ed to melcet after the perfor n- acswere over a t a public-house to have their supper. ad havig al eft tahneare nr.h)ceedreodonthueir wy9 homn They calld at tfhe h urke H eadI ...