... j [Beuie7> Telegrams, per Press Ais&waofion.] PI*ANbEL PARIS, OCTarrBoRk 8 The: Repi4l.que- Francaise publishes two long| speeches delivered by M. Gambetta at Annecy, extolling the 1lepuble, and etating that it |as calculated to brg about a iigu of justice and liberty. Speeches have lso: been made by the Deputies for 8avoy, in *hich -they affirm the Intimate union existing betwaee France and ...

... GEJNEAI A ds IPulse ASSOMIT~TTTGAR The er.Eniparor Napoend the Empress Eugenic, and the 7,111c Imperial; loft Ode etzaCa~ro, n owroe d o hdl kelhuls owes J aen and RUET BJY A SORBI I00&T gR ~Tb achoolnmaiterof Orlbogl nof5 ipsa bus been reported forpulnofthlet0?f ?? u off the~ lefti ear th ?? u THE EEMUIMMY TRaiGEDY. Wmll-am Taylor, :e twitted for trIaA -at; the CentrAl CrimInal Court far' the ...

... THE DIESTABRLISENINTdi OF THE XUURas OF POLAND. ' 0 ] CONFzREx0H,1X D1RMINOQEAM Yesterdy moralog a Conference, upon the mibJ00',0oE; Mixestablishment took place, at the Exchange Aicemblyr Zoo0i,,and was largely attended. Amnong those present. were met. W. Middlemore, JLF. (in the chair), -Pkr.- B KMIa, M.P., Ufri A. Dhlngwrortb PL1'- menr. R. W. Zalo,- 3. Chamberlan 3. S. ?? B14P, yi. Marti. ...

... T H QrK 1 U s O F . N O Ol fatevnn a lecture ontin suject was delivered In.: the Town Etaik b7 -thefiv R 3. Baldi rw, Liondon Mrli. G.1Dwe nteoa hr aago he n8l fell-that when people Wem aldtoehrt beragentlema- rmadsac, twsefta~ heali mnsl whom t'hey had probably, hia~d as iea they 'wished, should take ?? eeig HEt did not' know wh*at- Mrs rw a osy ,but he. had no doubt they would beoled ...

... A GREAT ITALIAX SOANDAL. [-Prom the Speciat Cormeaondenf of the Times I J§AVzNnrA,' October 9.-T4oa trvaveler desirous of ftn. Ing Improvement in Italy It Is painful to pitch ?? a place like Bavenna, a city In SU1 respects 'no retrograde- and illl-condltloned that its own children fly freonit, a4nd It would be scarcely possible to match ibis Burope, except, ptzhape , with acmte other towns of ...

... Tfl ; MIDL A U:_RAla OOMPL Y. - l ?? by-4\:m4t D'G d Y.x- . A' specil xetn ftesaehlese hs pu washol yete_0~,, 'at Derby; te V . *p The 10hirma Welate that- tbe Mee nit was not celledj for Cabs pur~pose' of ciraeling now- baia.btt ns bl. the iequblg ?? £2,630,0lW0' tock, inl £l0e, prfernc 1872- 'After'enuceerntlng~h '*erig the aQ, the Ohelak aid 'theCUY were. fully authorlsae3 Ifissue t he - ...

... NVYWGWOOD AND VOYEZ.-A NOTE FOR THE POTTERIES. Mr. Jabet sends us the following interesting note on a subject interesting to the Staffordshire Potteries. 'Pkrhops some of our readers there cia throw light !pon Voyez and his works I send you extru ts from a little pamphlet, 31n. by :3hn,, issued In 1773, which may Interest some of your Y(enders. On referring to Miss Meteyard's 'Life of ...

... .THE iOLV fHII: Bpto*~GUAItDIANS ~ ?? THE 8HOOLBOA1ID. I Yesftrday, tkerows~ u ' weeklmosetni of the Guardians of the Wolverhamponu'Tnlion; Mr. JAmes Langunan (sirmgzan) plesiding,. further communlatienc from ihe 'Local Govenment Boad-dbrougat the conaont of t601 :authotlty; o' the- 'erectoa naof the now premises 'foft the' accommodatiou of the goverjor, Consent .Wss ;however, ?? reluoiantly, ...

... CHURCH CONGRESS AT LBEDS. [BY TEGRAPH BEaDs, F.iday. Ihe e;%ng 0115 ?? agptn crowded. Papers weie reed on The Deepening of the Sphlitual Life by bbe Bishop of Breabln Sall the Rev, Canon Bernar. The firit speaker eald that one of the great causes whioh hin. dered the progress of ?? life was externality. While, on the one hend, there was notblug so dangerous as a mor- bid Esaf.eontemplatlion ...

... ST. JAMES'S BAZAAI, TOWN HALL. Yesterday. morning a bazaar was opened alathe Town Halllfor the benefit of St. Jamee' Church,6 Ahteod ' Tfe bazaar consists of seven stalls, three on eich aide of the hall, and one iii front 'of tho' orga gallery. ' The arrange. mentind ornamentation have.Sbeen entrusted to Mr. J. J. Allen, who 'is' aveteran 'in the llie, and he has done, his work . effeetlvely. ...

... L A.T E S : N WS.I . , D 1 . I l *et~r' ~rqrc~rns, yew Prea Aedsaockiionj, : . , V BFR tANJE. D ; ?? - \- :3FATLVS4 OCronZ} 2;. Tae 353dir~o raeDrlnO firm.% ]Xente3 ebbed At £3.02 or ?? ii'gher tba ?? ; -and the New Loan CA, 27:02, or the ir1une ae yesterdoy. PA.EeTS, OcroRs 2°5 (EoDMing). T'-he ntifctof te Aglo-French Co:norZi.i '1teatv Ilimgn Lgnad -is -heurly: expeuted. ?? will letbv ...

... . LIFE IZ ABYSSINIA-. It seems, from information supplied by General Kirk. ham to the Dailyi 21gaph, that, 8tnoe thetime when Prince Kassal was proclanied overegn of the whole king. dam of Abysintui, under `th: title of King JohbDoeohs, Majesty has built palaces at, Gcmdar,, the cxpltal of thc ' Aherlo provinces, sad at Adonna lnTlgre.* ghesobuildi flegs, Mie all the rest of the ?? Ablaaia, ...