... I trbe : ALT Olp TrE PUIBa OF WALES. _I Tho followbig buetins in refeeu to the ed tat pof his Royal Eifighne the Prnee of Wales xe -we ?? yesterday: Sandringham, Nov. 29, 9 ani. to t oyal .Hue the Prince of Wales baa PAW a tb qet night, with louger peods of sleep. The coue of e th fever is till quit regular and favorable. The diminished intensity in the symptoms, as recorded yester- .r .day, ...

... THE POLITICAL CRISIS IN EBErumJ (rXOX OU Oi'oh. eooSnnSWmInT.) VRUSS3ELB Txrummuy NXorT. To-day has not been a success in any sense of the word, either for the Ministerial party or for the Opposition. It was confidently expected that the demonstrations in the presence of :Royalty would have been so decisive that his Majesty would have felt himself compelled to bring the crisis to goina end or ...

... ' ` I On the 26th of January, 1869, the Lonion , Dialectical Society appointed a Committee to il- i vestigate the phenomena alleged to be spiritual manifestations, and to report thereon. The I committee originally consisted of twenty-eight t members of the society; but two of these gentle- E men declined to sit, and subsequently eight other 6 gentlemen were invited and agreed to join. This v ...

... THIB CONDITIO OF THE RIVER TH4AMR ' I - . . a The folowing letter was read at a meeting of' the Brantford HigWay Bmae yesterday t 41, hames ConservancyE 4Txintytguare, Tower-hill, RC., Oct ,11871. Otlemen,-I am directed by the Conserrators of the niver t Thames to indorm you that they have considered the memorial, j dated frd June lasd addresed to them by inhabitants of the towns and villages ...

... LATEST . TELEGTRAMSw MANIFESTO OF, GAMBETTA. (wacX OUN a coarlnOmNDmr,.) PARIS, F az Newt. n Gamobetta has published a manifesto,, in the form of a letter, to a friend 'who has been elected f Counoillor-General. He considers the vote of the country essentially political-a protest against monarchical intrigues, and a warning to the Versailles Assembly. The moral of the elections Is, that the ...

... I3 . TAINE'S NOTES ON eumZs, (From the Paris Tamnps. XIII.-Ca&Uom=Ltrsuos OF TS ENGLM MM. (Continued.) To the education of the youth and the young man, add that of the adult aud the man o! experincue IY the first place, all written or spoken literature conspire to wr furnish the latter with faots rather than theories. I have i- already indicated the character of English journals, re- ^_ views ...

... |TBRMI4TZ.O OF THE NRE0ASTL. BST1RUK. (BYv T=01U(ii31.) NEWCASTLE, FRMA'r NIGHT. Yeatera1ay, the Town Clerk, seeing that M.p, Mundella's intervention had failed. consulted Mr. Joseph D Cowen, junior, Bnd certain new con ditions were arranged, inl which were shown to the Committee of the Nine i~l oure' W League, and received their approval. This morning a I meeting of delegates was held, and on ...

... I FORMATION OF A NEW SPANISH 'MINISTRY, c Sw ?? r r ) ~~tl (rFux oUR owN cokoHscZ rnrr.) tl MADRID, TurESDA.. .II A new Ministry has been formed exclusively of lt Radicals, under Ruiz Zorilla. There is great ex- d citement here. (Rnonorox nmrrn's AGeSOy.) a THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY, r' VERSAILLES, Juxy 25, EvnEsr= t. In to-day's sitting of the National Assembly, f the debate upon the Councils ...

... THE BPPING FORBST NO VEMBlNT.-ELBOTION OF VERDEREIS. . . Yesterday morning a large meeting of the free- holders of the county of Essex met at the Shire Hall, Chelmsford, to elect three gentlemen to the Court of Ver. derers in place of others deceased, so as to complete the court. Mr. TscoxAs GoSLrN, sheriff of the county, pre. sided. The sheriff having read the notice convening the meeting, Mr ...

... I (1BOSU OU1 OWN COiiRESPONDEN.) DUBLIN, TatrnwAY. The outrage reported from Cornerford, county Kilkenny, is evidently of an agrarian character. Bren- nan, who, recent accounts state, is likely to recover, was rent-warner to Mr. George Bryan, M.P., and the outrage is attributed to his being suspected of having given assist- ance in determining the value of certain lands, the pro- perty uf Mr. ...

... THR N.WCABTLR 8TRIKE. . ! at-to - - . ~ w~rke who dio d ?? ;in In tlw tqcent strike, applied on Tnusday^o be placed) .pu. ' the hams tern~s as the stri. -19hind21,ied; 'ecured Toidpy'aIetter has been recvd ; etitled t onsideration n .a-' eonxtt ofd'te dourse thgy o~tiddrig the strike. $E^. sugiStl'On, yonloffer'bf adopting the new system from lat ;NO~Bvember, -iiUt -of deferring it unitil. ...

... * i ELAD.I . I- I DAMAGE BY. RIOMW III DM . MwOICg U OWN 'cOnnoEioNDnu.) . * DlUBIW, W1DNMDAY. Thehearing of the City prescntmentwewaresurned to-day, before Judg Ftgrald. The brotherand other re- aives of the late Head -contable Tabot, loA lodged the r ona c der the Peace Preservation Act, s~vit ' dein3 todoaim h Unnnre t for3,001, utthe clerk of, the Crown -intimated that the claimants did ...