... U1Iast fs4ftm cESTABLLSEEIED ANON ?? BETLFAT: MON-DAY, NOV. 18, 1872. A CassNET Cotu;9 cit is summoned For to-day. A hurricane has swept over Denmark, causing inundations and much damage to shipping. It is evidently the samne ?? which visited the neighbouring coast of Germany l- th such de- structive effect.. 4 telegram( of Saturday from Stralsund, on1 the German CUaut, states thatthe loss ...

... [SPECIAL TELEGRAh ,] LA.sT night, Sir John D. Coleridge, M.P., Attorney- General, awarded the prizes at the Lirerpool Insti- tate, arid delivered an address on education. It was stated by Mr. Sephton, the Head Master, that the certificates gained by the pupils in the schools this year in the Oxford local examinations num- bared thirty, and that the school had presented the candidate who was ...

... THE Ms -iqICIPAL VACANCIES IN- ])OC1 WARD. 1 SNUBG 0o CaOfEURYATI>h DUD li. I LisiT night a metiu g of the Conservative burgesses 1 of DrcL ;Urdr, convened by circular, was held in the Dook Street Ill, for thu pai pose of nomiuat- ing candidates for the en.suing municipal vacauicics. There was an influcntial attendance. Mr. ROBERT D UNLOr noved that the clhair be taken by Dr. Wales, ?? . Mir. ...

... Tus Rome correspondent of the Mornivg Post, writing on November 14, says :-At last Signor Mancusi, the much-pitied prisoner of the brigand chief Manzi, has been set at liberty; 65,000 ducats (£1l,000) extorted from the Mancusi family durinD the long detention of the captive probably seemed to the astute chief about all the money he was likely to receive from that source, and so, on the . Gth ...

... LATE ST NEWS, [ & SPECIL ORDINaY TELEGRAMS.] e F R A N C E. ° PAWS, MONDAY E1vsS oi 1- The French Go- j ven3:entwilthiweepay 200000,090f0E. of thewar indemnity. These payments will be continued, SO P' that by the enrd of this year only 2,o0,o00f. will be left. EAMS, Mos\DAY EVEeZl Xe-The BDiePublic, th@ . Ministc-riaI organ anniounces that the four years' 3 presidency and nomination of a vice ...

... BEL'e'AL 5i:3RSES Home AH06D 'NRAD2INO | StacL J R A. ,. YssnRanAY, at thlre oki-ck'C, the first annual met i~ng of governors and subscribers of one gpuinea and' aepivarda annually was held at tho H.ome, 4,j Fre- derick Street. Th-ere was a gooad attndnce including the ?? Lordl Bishlop of Dlown and Conner and Dromere (in the chair), M1 iss Otway, ceIs. M 2cede, Pjrkoeourt ;nLady~ Clamses 31iss ...

... DI IEADFUL SlIP wlVRRKS-I'vE SEASIEN DPC IN E D. By the arrival of the accrewzsteanmer Sweden at W fest lartleporil on Mv onday, full details have been rcceived of the loss of the brigs Ocean and Harriet is Doluilg, and of the drowning of themaster and four - of the crew of the former vessel, and the providen- ,, tial escape of the others. The Ocean was on her r. passage from ?? te London, ...

... CCURT AMDTID FASHIUONl. I H c C OU R T. IMIAfIOPRA. CAriS., NokiymRnt 19.-Tbe Queen, acrouqlsauind by Phincess Beatrice and Prince Leo pold, drove to the Classalt Sheii yesterday, and re- turned in the evening. The Queea has, within the last few days, visited considerable numbers of poor people in the neighbourhood of Balmoral, and dis- tributed among theta blankets and other warm clothing. Dr ...

... X fst Stip-rta ar at (ESTABLISHED ANKLxO 1,S7.3 of A 1BELFAST: ut S&TURDAY, NOV. 9, 1 8 2. T1-E text of the Fretch Treaty of Commerce ap- pears in last night's >zectte. Our readers will find it give substantially in another column. se The complete retrzis in connection with the ?? election show a greater majority fn Ior Grant than the earlier estimates gave lim. Yesterday, the seventh session ...

... N'tifist I (ESTABLS-_3EMD AN NO 1737.J BELF AST: THURSDAY, NOV. 7, 1872. Wra learn by telegram from New York that ?? returns of the votes for the candidates for the Presidency have been received from all the States, with three exceptions. The total rsum- ber of votes secured for General Grant is 281, RS and the popular majority 585,000; and the votes secured for Mr. G reeley 54, with a ...

... OPENMING OF THE SINCLAIR SEAMEN'S LESTITUTE. LAST night, a meeting for the inaauguration of the institute, which has recently been erected in con- nection with the Sinclair Seamen's Church (Rev. Mr. Crawford's), was held in the church, when an opening address was delivered by the Rev. Wam. Arnot, of Edinburgh. On the platform were Sir ¢4,ames Hamilton, Thomas Sinclair, Eaq., J.P.; -ev, George ...

... COURT A1ND FASHE1Y. C THE COURT. e WI1DSOR CASTLE, KovEazana 26.-The Queen, accompanied by Princess Beatrice and Prince Leo- Ypold, drove out yesterday afternoon, and visited ethe children of Prince and Princess Christian of t Schleswig-Holsteino at Cumberlaud Lodge. The Dean of Westminster arrived at the Castle. lier Majesty the Queen, accompanied by Princees Beatrice, walked and drove this ...