... T =.G.bOF B3Av ?? q r:lz . NC PRICESS SQA . ' .'The Mle rzthipubliashesthe siibjoined.;-'A let'her whc ,viiwe'have received frcn~iuiichi furnshes some piqt details 'as the cause4 ishich contributed to breakoff'the marriage of the' y'ung King of Bava- 'a 'rs~ad the rircess Sophia:, his 5ousin, as alrdady mentioned'-an .incompatibility' of character which became m norandieevideiitddterinedthe ...

... TEE FRENCH EMPEROR AND HIS MINISTERS. A telegraphic despatch reached the Emperor at St Cloud. at one o'clock in'the morning of Friday last, relative to the meditatedattack on tome. The Em!peror put himself in communication with Toulon, and after a rapid exchange of telegrams transmitted orders at four that morning for the fleet to be held in readiness to sail. The Minis. ters were summoned to ...

... INHIUMAN TREATMENT OF TWO LIVERPOOL STOWAWAYS. Captain Lodge, of the barque T. H. Armstrong, has been arraigned in New Orleans on a charge of inhuman treatment to two orphan boys, named Thomas Costello and Thomas Furlong, who stowed themselves on board the barque at Liverpool. Thomas Castello testified'as follows :-Is about 15 years of age, and an orphan. On the 29 thof April, 1867, he and ...

... ENI1?AL -,TNVS- no' w0nord-it started in New- Y~t'p Arhur is now quite recovered from s Arth r ismalpox I' . (fSll it ipOX- iste Franc0 of WVales will be twlenty-six Tker jaon thle ~th of November. [ef prifltC of Wales has been to see Miss at Astltevw b-E;'csseaneerI ole ~ ,.7ainrsited centipede was captured in I A -lettr at Somerset House last week. 3 Noe ,tugafnld Daper says the marks of e ...

... THE FENIAN SPECIAL COMISSION. ?? Oroma ger OeesCpndeutp . - ' ' Manchester, Tu4day. - Mr J~ustice Blackburn 'and Mr Justice ~e-llor took . their seats oA the pencb.at 9_o'qkck.. . As on the pfeedig's-norning the wri s oner s irere brought frni .thie!New Bailey -to the Court in the police vaguarded by-a strong'military'escorl The names of thisproners 'are Wili aimO'MeatiA4llbn,' aed 19 -Michiel ...

... CHEAPERFOOD MAND HOW TO GET IT, - TothEditor of te Glas0gou Herald. I c Sm,-When bread is de;T, beef drea, ?? dear, I and when ieas is ' eggs,what is one like myself to. . do, with a limit ...

... LUNA.R AXN!) OTHER ASTRONOMCA PREDICTIONS -FOR NO'VME. Par'tcular Positions of the Mfoan. Nov. t1-e.12A.n., the moon will be in the most southerly part of her orbit - (rain). 2.-2 rtar., at her greatest distance from the eartlh 752 P.n., in the ?? (wind . 12.-119.9 o e at her- least ditnce fromthe earth. vn-&th Am.oonthem ?? of heherrbit (shogery3- 21.-2.3er~x., in the equator Vind or frost). ...

... Sao IV I 'gially kvilbr, WEDNESDAY M°ONING, OCT. 30. THE Banquet to the Chancellor of the Exohe- quer, which took place in Edinburgh last night, was a most magnificent political de- monstration. The great hall of the Corn Exchange was completely filled by a most enthusiastic audience, and there was every -indication in the great and respectable as- semblage of the most unbounded confidence in ...

... lROGlRlS O1 GARBZALDI. It wras on the 22d that Garibaldi, after-havlrtd! announced in Florence that he had a mission to per- form, and that he would either accomplish it or die, crossed the Roman frontier. Before he did so, how- ever, he addressed his volunteers, who amounted at this time to about 3000, in a short speech, and, with a voice that trembled with emotion, Let those said he, who ...

... - N ?? Lop L u (F-THu i 0UU1LAn5 . I Qn ~ about cJiday, Mr G. A4. Belew, of ind Cafi,,t i%,,iar1 street, bad occasion ^*s Antj7>,1 t i cpu.' i r the purpose of feeding dotst fe~g ad snisre . On opening the door ie 15 ''iZc; nsol be ;e a man standing in the tells5, at it ?? iad appearing as if he tibPart' - -I [l lii fiae Mr Belew at once +,lTet;tje as a thief, and fearing that BtI~J~ecte o ...