... FROM LASTX NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANKRUP2TS. (To ?? sENDRnR AT Tnl LONDON COURT.) ELLIS, ALInED, 3labkbam-place, Chelsea, Nov. 13, at 1l. (TO SURRENDERSAT THIEIRESPE.CTIVE DISTRICT COUSTS.) EARDLEY, EDIVARD, JosLius SPEAR, and ?? POINTON; Tun. stall, Staffordshire, earthenware manufaoturers, Nov. 16, at 11. HA.sWTHsORsN, CIAsLE.E:n HARRS, BOlton, talor, Nov. t6, at 11. HAY, LEivis RICIA.klRD, ...

... THlE PRIESTS AND THIE ITALIAN ELECTIONS. . .. I aFRO OUR OWx CORBBSPOIDENX.T ROME, Nov. 1. I have iood reason to believe that the PopG has just forwarded another circular lette r to the lgishops of the Italian dioceses respecting the forthcoming Parliamuentary elections. The old maxim of the Vatican, neither electors nor elected, has been abandoned by the Clericals so far as the local and ...

... GERN NE WS. 0WX OUR own cORRWWX=T4 B.RIB.NW, Nov. 2. The Reibhstag has made no progress bey6nd organizing and passing a number of postal eon- ventions. Herr Stephan, the indefatigable chief of the Imperial postal system, has just concluded a treaty on a very liberal basis with Brazil, as well 0s a number of minor conventions, supplementary and otherwise-all of which were approved. That which ...

... CRYSTAL PALACE. Taos Dir, at 8, Sheridan ?? Comoedy, THE HUNCH- BA C I. Mr. Creawick, M Iessrs. . H. :.Vernoaton, R}ylusseell, l abOatht, 8taadlng, and C. Wyndhamn; Mise owis elove Woard THEATRE ROYAL, CO r.OA DE6 J'ROM EIN4AE C NCBTt. Under the direction of essrs. A. and 8..Gattl. 'Taxs EvaENI o, at 8, madrme Lemuxens-Sherringteiu, Hr..Wil- focMorgarn, MPearson, Mr. Hughes, Mr. Toung, and M r ...

... COUNT APIMIM'S RELEASE. (rILOUf AN OCCASIONAL; CORRIESPONOENT.) BERIIN, Ocr. 30. The circanstances attending the release of Count Aruim frons the Hospital of La Chrarit6 at Berlin siay be related on trustworthy authority Z4,, feilows As oor th0eeo ming. eudgn nd the public prosecutor had returned from Paris, and, indeed, almost directly they arrived there, it appeared tolerably clear to those ...

... IT pLORD YOPS DiY. _ - _ THE ORDER OF PROCESSION. The following is the official programme of the Lord Mayor's procession on Monday next: Baud of the Gronadier Guardr. B Band of the London Ritle Brigado. Tn wORSTIU'FBL COMPANY OF aOfltiRS. Watermes, with favours of the Colours of the Company, bearing the following Baulners: Roval Standard. Union Jack. Banner o the City of London. Banner of St. ...

... LOYAL BIRTHIIUJJA. l -I (jrUo~r oUR Sp.F01AT. eoDaFSP014DENT- BhIRMINGklHAM, SUNDieY NIGmII. Birmingham is just now in a state of surprising t° excitement in view of thoe approaching visit of the c Prince and Prineoss of Waldes. Whilst on tho open al space behind the Town hllall a erowvd of Citizens in w ere lst liiilht assembled for the purpose of pro- s testing against the paymnent out of ...

... 1. DEPUTATION TO THEI HOME SECRETARY. Yesterdav afternoon the Home Secretary re- ceived a deputation from the Paddington Vestry, at his offices in Downung-street, on the subject of the storage of gunpowder at the wharves on the Paddiugton Cauna, and the transit of the same in the barges of the Canal Comn- pany. The deputation was introduced by Sir Thowas Chambers and Mr. Forsyth, the members ...

... NAVA B AND MILITARY. . I N -. i - PORTSlMOUMI WOV.4 The Channel fleet, under thocommand of Ra Admiral Beauchamp Seymour, are to ensemblo at Pori. land, and to sail thence for Lisbon. The period of their Oruise is said to be limited to Chrstmas; but it is that it will be extended, and that the holidays will spent abroad. Acco-dirtg to present arrangements,tho-Black.Wate will omarkc on board the ...

... TREATRE ROYAL, COVLNT GA1DEN. l'}IOME!NAJ CONCERTS. Under the direction of Messrs. A. and S. Gatti. Tmas EVENING, at 8, Madame Sinico, Mr. Pearson, Mr. Hughes, Mr. Young, Mr. J. Levy, and Herr JosefGunaWL Fall Orehestra and Caorls Conductor, 2t. Herve. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE, Eole Lessee and Manager F. B. Chstterton. Tnr.s EVUNING, at 6,45, NOBOLYD IN LONDON.-At 7.45, IICARD COIUR DE LION ...

... LATEST TELEGRAMS| ?? so*' I BONAPARTIST SUCCESS IN FRANCE, Ato~oa owt coana4s}wI PA:IS, MomWAY arouT. The Bonapartist, M. Delisse-Engrand, has been elected on the ballotage' in the Pas-de Calais by 84,460 against 74,181 given to Mb Brasme. This majority of 10,000. is attributable to the fact that the greater part of the 17,000 Legitimists, whose candidate retired after the first ballot, voted ...

... I GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS. (TvenoUGH nHE'S AGENCY.) THE GERMAN PARLIAMENT. BERLIN, Ocr. 31. In to-day's sitting of the Reichstag, 211 members being present, Herr Von corkenbock was almost unanimousl' elected President. Biaon Scheak von Stauffenberg, Ba- varinn National Liberal, was elected first Vice-President by 144 votes; and Dr. Haenei (Progressist), second Vice- President, by 153 votes. THE ...