... With respect ts the vitlictrawal tr The Earl from the De:by, the 1el'Yd believes that if the Marquis of Hast- ings bad had the entire control of his stud, d&fferent tactics would have been adopted, but as he is in the hands of parties who pay little deforence ts public opinion, further comment on the manner in which The Earl was worked in the market is uno ?? the Derby, in falling to Blue ...

... MD. ERIGIIT AT BIRM{NGEAIT1. Mr. Br;Sht, en Tuesday ovening, in compliance with a runmertusly-F Ried requisition, addressed a crowded meeting ci th9 gun trade of Birmingham, in the Town Hall. Mr. William S ott presided. 31r, BRIGHT (wVhO cn rieing Was received with mnach eheeritg) saMid:-Mr. Chairman and gentlemen,-T have ulwaya barn of ?? that it was a great mistake for tee (iovernment to ...

... ?? GLADSTONE DESCENGDS TO THE GUTTER.' TO THE IDTOR OF REYNOLDB'SS WPAPZR. I SnI,-It is amusing to note the activity of the Tor 1 press, so anxious to blacken the characters of th ?? leaders; and partioularly obnoxious to then 1 seem Messrs. Gladstone, Bright, and Beales, who . striving for the rights of the people, are stigmatized al revolutionists.. The patriots of Italy and Spain are ...

... IRYNOLDS'S NEWSPAPERL IUNDAT, NOVEMBER 1, 1868. SATURDAY'S EDITION. f THTE JUSTICE OF JUSTICES. It has often fallen to our lot to point out the iniquity which surrounds the administration of justice. The law's delay, the insolenceof office, and the proud man's contumely, are never found in combination so often as upon the magisterial bench, where, upon the, least occasion, the poor are made ...

... I SUSDAY, OCTOBER 18, ISM . SUNDAY'S EDITION. THE INTIlMDATION OF WOIUDmEN. The next general election will have one irn sistible effect; for, if we believe only half we a told, the demand for the ballot must be concede We have seen for generations how landlords dri their tenants to the poll like so many sheep: an in not a few instances, we ha-(e also seen er ployers exercise a certain amount ...

... IFORGN INTELLIGENOD. The Moniteur says:- The Emperor when about to leave the camp at Chalons, on Friday last, gave orders that no military honours should be paid to him at the time of his departure. The troops, therefore, were not under arms on that occasion. The generals and corps- commanders alcne formed a mounted escort for the Em- peror on his way to the railway station. When the soldiers ...

... Oa Tkaraday morning Captain King, D.L., was at- tacked in the streets of Sligo, and shot dead. Three other genrlemen were badly beaten. A Dahin correspondent writes:- Captaih King, the deputy-lientenant who lost his life at Sligo in a dis- turb woe at one of the booths, was a ausnervativa. Early in the day it was reported that he was deliberately shot, but it is now said that his own revolver ...

... THE REMAINS OF THB EMPEROR M AAXIBMIIAN. -. a -- -- - ?? A letter from Vera Cruz, ated Nov. 27, gives the fol- lowlinr accoun; of the delivery of the body of the Em- peror Maximilian to Admiral Tegethoff, by the mayor of Vera Crnz - The body reached this plase on the 26th Inst., under a strong esoort of cavelry, the oommander of the escort having in his charge asealee parcel, oontaining the ...

... Ia . : -- T - . . s SCRAPS FROM THE COMIC PEBIODICAL. -- -- ?? a jl ?om tho To*.1ok PBAY, 9oN'r BEl FItIHTlNElE I le the presence of the dreadful outrage which, within the last few weeks, 1aa so greatly ahockO4 the publio mind, we rre far from wishing to discourage due, nay, even extreme, precaution on the part of the pubio generally, and espeoially on the part of those with whom lies the ?? ...

... THE TURBATENED CAB ST3IRE. PA ?? .. . A- -- A Ast ] A meettog of cab proprietors was held on Friday night, in Cambridge Hall, Newinan-street, Oxford-street, with a view to elicit the views of the masters in refer- ence to the railway privileged cab system, in order, if possible, to prevent coercive measures being adopted for tho abolition of the system. Mr. J. S. Gower took the oha'r. 'es ...

... TH-ASYSsM&N EXP.EDITION The ~otsorngoerreSPOariencs Irom Sonto~, dated aj Dec. 16, has been received:- Yesterday afternooaf Colonel Merorrethor wad Mr. I Munzllager received various latkore from the captives at i1 lfngdala, sad one letter, by the same messenger, from 6~ U~r. Find, who 'a with Theodora. Hvoever, beyond the n soct that the os~tivos are still well, end, having heard of .v the ...

... AR;REST OF MR. 0. P. TRAN. A Cork correspondent supplies the following partiounara of the arrest of Air. Train an board the Scotit on Friday eight week:-Mr. TralinEsiled from New York on the 8;h of thib month on board the royal mail eaearnship Sootia. He wes during the trip the most agreeabla and ?? of first-clas passengers, but, unfortunately for Mr. Train, no sooner had the lock out on the ...