... BANKRUPTS. To surrender at the London Court. 1emDoEa, EDWIN, Upper Bedford-place, Oct. 3, at It. FELLOATH, WILLIAM, Holloway-road, and Osborn-terrace, Strand- green, dairyman, Oct. 1, at it. To surrender at their respective DIstrict Courts. SOADDAN, MA'rEnIW JAME3, Southsea, Hanto, builder, Oct 1, at 12. Swisuzi.Ls, TUOMAS, and JAMEs LEss SWISIELLS, Nottingham, lace dealers, Sept. 2S, at 1O. ...

... I In view of the coming Presidential election, there was a great gathering yesterday at Pittsburg of the military supporters of General Grant. A New York telegram says :-General Harper opened the convention. Soldiers have arrived in thousands for the purpose of voting. General Schweitzer made a speech in which he reviewed the history of the late civil war, and expressed a hope that the ...

... Amongst the numerous virtues possessed by our Royal family none are more conspicuous than the affectionate sympathy for her subjects, and warmn friendship, arising out of ordinary intercourse, so frequently expressed by her MAJESTY and her children. These are no ordinary frieudslxips in which the QUEEN takes part, and it is a subject of frequent remark how marked and extra- ordinary is the ...

... I M. Thiers having finished his visit to Trouville, received yesterday morning the members of the Municipal Council, who had come to take leave. The President said that if, next year, he should visit any watering-place, it would be Trouville. Subsequently M. Thiers received all the naval and military officers at Trouville in front of the Chalet, and thanked them for the manner in which their ...

... Thie popular company of artiste have ?? completed a moet blilliant engageiiceilt of twenty weeks in the principal Northern cities of thle UIidted States, and have establisfied sucs a reputettlio as cannot fail to ln them ace to fortunse. at The Vokes Brothers and Sisters left England ol thse ist of April accompanied by their bhaloisO macsager, .Mvr Wardle Cerbyci, wybase know- ledge of ?? ...

... THE INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS IN I - LONDON. . il] The last sitting of the Congress was opened w last night with an appeal on the part of the President to SS the delegates to use the utmost expedition, as much busi- W ness hadyetto be transacted. The rules of the Universal e6 Federalist Association were first read. They were for the of most part taken from the manifesto which the Council of re ...

... TE CATTLE PLAGUE, \ , _ _ _- The following Order iue Council by the Lords Justices and Privy Council of Ireland is published in last night's Gazett e This order shall takoaffeotfrom the publication of same in the Dbilin Gazette, and shall con- tince in force until thq 14th November next, inclusive. 2.~ Cattle in this order shall mean any cow, heifer, hull, bullocik or. eor calf.,3. No cXattle9 ...

... TiE GENEVA ARBITRATION, I FULL TEXT OF THE AWARD. teZ ?? ELzo mPJ.) (FROX 01M BPECIAL COAMPONDI)r., GENEVA, SUND&y NIGTr. During the progress of the Arbitration seoresy haa been so admirably maintained, save in respect of the speeches of counsel published ?? Times, that popular interest in the proceedings has been t necessarily suspended. It was revived by the r announcement that judgment ...

... ANOTHER PHASE OF THE BAKERS' I II DIOPUTE. There was a very numerous and entbusiastic meeting of the London- Trades Counell of Operative Bakers, at the Committee-rooms the Admiral Carte: yesterday, under the presidency of ii; G. How, Preaiden6l of the London Union, to hear the report of the proceed- ings at the conference between masters end msen, and to confer together and, take into serious ...

... SECOND EDITION, 2.30 p.m. I ITALY. ROME, Sept. i8, Evening.--The Opinione of this evening publishes advices from Vienna to the effect that steps are being taken to induce Count Andrassy to use his good offices with the Italian Government for the benefit of the eccle- siastical corporations, and specially for the houses of directors of the religious orders. It is asserted that Signor Mardi's ...

... SECOND EDITION, 2.30 p.m. 1 FRANCE AND ITALY. RoME, Sept. IS, Evening.-The Ofiinione of this evening, replying to the statements published by the Ultramontane newspapers that a disagreement has arisen, or that negotiations are now going on with France relative to the retuin of M. Fournier and the question of the religious corporations, says the return of M. Fournier cannot be made the subject ...

... EPITOME OF FOREIGN AND GENAL NS. . . : 1 Galignans says that the opeation eo ?? Toec 500 million francs luugoent byte French Govern- ?? lastedthoefdasys.i*-d .MM SOmI AIRD 070.n of Loe Cenot, have without any~application having beesn ma~de to themn, spontaneously' augmented the pay' of a~litheir men in' proportion of from 7 eo-23 per cent.'ad Te~z next mails j0. ?? will be despiatched from ...