... FRAUmton, N.B., Nor. 2.-Mr. W. Wallae, hon. seoretary of the ,raserbirgh branch;of the Royal National Lifeboat institution, writes as follows concerning the wreck of the Euphemia, of Sunder- land:- Earlybtismorningthqe coast-guardsman dis-. covered that a vesiel was trailing her ancbors in Fra- serburgh bay and in imuinent danger of being driven upon the rocks. The lifeboat ITavelock was at ...

... HOUJSE OF LORDS.-THURSDAY. Their lordships met a five o'clock. THE POOR LAW BOARD. The Earl of DEVON, in moving for certain papers, ex- plained at some length the nature of the duties of the poor lov inspectors, boards of guardians, and other ofli- cers respecting poor law unions, and expressed a strong opiuion that if those duties were carefully performed, de- fects in the system which had ...

... PIXaowlkriON OF THlE NORTH GERMAN PARLIANIENT. SPEECH OF KING WILLIAM. 'lie sittings of the North German Parliament were closed tit Bellill 0in Saturday, by King William in jiersoni. His Majesty delivered the following speech froam the throne:- Illustrious, noble, and honoured gentlemen of the par: iilnel t of tile North Gemuan Confederation,- The hopes wivh .vlich I bade you welcome at the ...

... VICTORY OF GARIBALDI AT MONTE ROTONDO. DEPARTURE OF THE FRENCH SQUADRON FROM TOULON. MARCH OF GARIBALDI ON ROME. FAILURE OF CIALDINI TO FORM A MINISTRY. Events in connection; with the Italian crisis are so sudden and startling, that almost before the journals have commented on some particular phase of affairs, a new and unlocked for surprise is announced. At our present moment of writing the ...

... i It is sad that the Bslhopri of .Liobheld F7S been c ffared to~the ll2shop of New Zealandf'and ehat Bishop Selwyn has declined the cffr. MhEjsr Cathoart tiss been appointed One of the private sacretaries to Lord Derby, in the room of the present Lord Colchester. ' - The number of patients relieved at the Royal Free Hospital during the week ending November 16 was 3,13S; of which 1,309 were new ...

... ELECTION OF MAYOR, &c. A meeting ot the members of the Town Council was held on Saturday in the Council Chamber, Town Hall. There were ?? Mayor (Edmund Birley, Esq.); Aldermen Arkwright, Pedder, Spencer, G. Smith, Isher- wood, Humber, S. Smith, W. Birley, Goodair, Myres; Councillors Swainson, P1yres, Rawelife, Benson, Jacson, Park, Cragg, Ware, Watson, Grime, Catterall, Ormandy, Gudgeon, ...

... . IOOD RIOTS. 11 The present extraordinary high price of all kinds of proisions led to a riot at Teignmouth on Friday night week. It appears that a notice was published that a meeting of the inhabitants would take place on ?? The Den, the public pleamure ground, to consider the exorbi- tant price of provisions, and the consequent sufferings of the poor. Accordingly at eight o'clock there was ...

... I ?? Agent-Mr. EAnwAXER. CONPETITON IN THE MEAT TWADE.-On Saturdayhut some butchers from North Warnboro', named Farley, opened a stall in the market-place, anddurinnthe&a disposed of two bullocks and five sheep at the ollowing prices :-Beef, ribs and sirloins, 7d., other parts, 6d.pea *lb.; mutton, legs, shoulders, end necks, 7d., breests, 6d. per lb. They signified their intention to visit ...

... Ripe raspberries were gathered from an-open garden at Little Anglesey last week. A carpenter of the royal navy, named Bonetta, jumped from one of the upper windows in Haslar hospital to the ground beneath, a height of from 35 to 40 feet, on Satur- day last, and, singularly enough, sustained but a trifling injury to his side, although the ground where he pitche was deeply indented by the force ...

... RAIllWAY TIME TABLES. FOR: THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER. LONDON AND SOUTH-WESTERN. WEEK DAYS. SNAY.WEEK DAYS. SNAS Mal Mu. 2a.A MeAU.. 'UP. 12 12 123118 12 12 1.2 1 2 128312. DOWN.: 1128312 12 12.12 12 12a 12 31 2 183'- Portsmout 7 65105601145215 4.15 6801235 8 8403aAD10 Waterloo.. 7306 91la1101 08103I 5100 0' 9 0526 853 Cosham ?? a 511 01155225425 6 4012 45 8 50 850 520 Sorbiten. .. 7 58 9389 l. 124 ...

... The week commenced with a threatening morning, and soon after noon heavy rain set in, accompanied by hail and a violent gale, but this lasted for a short period. Monday proved tolerably fine, sunny at times, and the atmosphere colder; wind N.W., blowing strongly; thermometer 53 degrees at mid-day, and barometer down to 29.80 inches. In certain districts field work progressed steadily on the ...

... The following general order, in reference to deserters Jfrom the army, has been promulgated by the Adjutant- General, Lord Williams Paulet, by command of his Royal Highness the Field Marshal Commanding-in-Chief:- Sa-The following regulations regarding deserters tire to be substituted fior paragraphs 6 to 16 inclusive, pages 171-2 of the 1Queen's icegulations and Orders for the Army, 1869. ...