... ITR)JAKERw Go~.-PROBED~ I ' T' Mn ,T OF TH Spa 'Yesterday morning a nrowded meetin o6f U outofplaoet men was held at the oommitte th, Admiral Carter; Mr. lockmaa ls; the chair. Anumj addrossea were delivered, and the position of tffa in thi trade explained, to the men, who were exhortot to ste by one another, and not to go into any Siuation until present strugglelwaa decided Mr. Morison ?? v ...

... --7 *-a -i- , : . : a, , .. ?? ?? T,l . . . . .. Ii - NEWS -ampNE ?? ., i A I I 1 . ? f : ; lI ; (ra6x ovaOWi' ?? ?? ; T C : ?? W¢Davasrnai : nhe telegraphic rgsm48 of the judgweiet fthb' Brest Tribunal are the wonder of he liour. Sofar uj as I can judge, the universal fee1ing is tat' th h Oquit feared to vex eitherithe Jesuits orth6 pul lace, and adopted Ai ill' cal.3niddle. Goase. he ...

... I aaar. b i AN AFRICAN TEXECUTION. b The West 4f cazn Hera,4, of July 31, states a that the capital sentence passed on the three me whot were convicted otfthe murder of Lieutenant Joost, a Dutch Z officer, during the disturbance which took place at Elthitsi h on the 26th of last April, was carried into execution ou- the t 22nd of July. Up to noon of Saturday, the 20th (tsys C the ,Herald), the ...

... THE; GaQGRk R SOCIET AD -H I I j.LI , &8WTOM A SlyH ERD41fN, 1- I p . ; . '0 he fol'olowing is a HsOeond report of the Livinig. st one $archan2 flellef ?? of the Royal Geo.! 1 ' lhepemlttee sitat thatb in accordance with the Inten- tio Iiipiedin heconludngparagraph of their report of, August 9th they havfe no* to inpf~otrm the subscribers of the stes tkenon hearrival of Lieutenant DawsonJ ...

... FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. To surrender at the London Court. BRsAoNr, TAesM, Westminuter-bridge-road, grocer, Oct. 1, at 11. DAveCNrorT, JoHn, Little Tower-street, City, tea merchant, Oct. 8, at 12. HOLMES, Jorn, Long-lane Bermondsey. baker, Oct. 8, at lli. To surrender at their respective District Courts. DUNN, E.wAn., jUn., Bridlington and Flamborough, Yorkshire, grocer, Oct. B, ...

... ITiE INTERNATIONAL IN CONGRESS. (moMu OUr 5SPEOIA COGnEsPONDENT.) THE HAGUE, SuNfAY. There was another public sitting of the members of the Association last night, but for all the business that was done it might as well never have been convened. The truth is, these public sittings of the International Congress have been an elaborate farce throughout. The transaction of ...

... ' THEE BISHOP OF GLOUCESTER AN) TIM LABOURERS. r A conference ewas held on Saturday afternoon at the ishp'sPalceGlouicester, between eight agrjcltra labourere, with the' district secretary, Mr. Yeatsg and the 1 Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol, to consider the beat l means of improving the condition of the agricultur aInbourer. r. Price, M.P., chairman of the ?? r Rlailway Company, and some ...

... BALL TO PBiaCE ARTHUR.- -The ball given on Thursday night in the Town-hall, Leeds, by the Mayor, in honour o0 trince Arthur's visit, exceeded, it is said, in every respect anything of the kind ever witnessed in the north of England. Mn. H. W. F. BoLcOcow, M.P., has given X00 to the College of Physical Science in Newcastle. BARON AND BARONESS ROTHSCHILD have sent a donation of 400 towards the ...

... : : LLOYD'~S- WE'KLY- : LONDON, NWSPAPED, AUTUMN MANMUVRES.' There are monitory symptoms in the con- dition of the British tradesman, that indicate a nascent and probably'evanescent military fever. He has no, Column Venddme to re- mind him of the national triumphs-that erected to the Duke of York is not an efficient substitute for tb e bronze that passed into the bands of the Commune - he has ...

... _ _-T LONDON XAkERS. is On Wednesday evening there wes a crowded attend n dance at the meeting of the London Trades' Council of Operative Bakers, under the presidency of Mr. G. 0How. president of the London union. It was pro- p. posed by Mw i gle, and seconded by Mr. HaarVey, s andcarried:- d That this meeting of the Tondon Trades' Council of e operative Bakers, having heard the report of the ...

... ?? :,T 4 7,44,. I . I :1,; !l :, 1 ; ?? ' ' .A RE I. I , j . ' . L BRA SONAUR tIARDH ,G_6-R Tg a D t O ' The'evivali ?? s6clety~by, .ldth?-o &W r. three e~eeptiona,;a mey aet ofosmcmbcis; hrugstaibtsge~ther atfeflrsttrate-dahlias andhollyboaksand;lMl. Xeylser and Mlr:. May, o fleda~e, shared the best, 'pri-i'e for nor-' seryinen; Mr. 3 WJdlkeir Thalsie, (ixfldwdt'tliid; lli the ?? 'were. ...

... , PThLIM Oa1 ON SUNDAWYMOBNII\ 1DONTAINING IM LTESTINXhaGE OF THE WBEK ; {O:S:TSORIPT ; WVO h's WEELNWPAEOFIE SATURDAY NIGHT. LATEST ELECTRIO NEWS pi. nEO BEUTBD9 TELEGBasB i PARIS, Friday Evening. Ministerial advices have been received. which con- firm the assassination of several Frenchmen resid. ing in Paraguay, comprising M. Dessessarts. Two of the assassins have been arrested. TROUMvLLB, ...