... mE PRINTCE FRTN ORI~ESS ' 0'T WALES IN WARWIOXSIIIRE. (Om own s X ?? coOsPoNDT)I RAMPTONX-NMARDEN, MONDAY NIorT. i At twenty minutes to six this evening the I prjnce and Princess of Wales arrived here, eth ,55tefor Packington Park. Their Royal High- ,eSses travelled from London to Rugby by the I ,rdiliary train. At the latter town a special train, gidcr the personal direction of M1r. Sutton, ...

... I : V TO. IR'NfA! ITO RO-f-AL-TISIT TO BIRMRINGA~f I ,u toow SPtEOAL 0aor1ZOPONDiM..) 'PIRMINGUAl![, TJu=so iXciW. Whether the day would be fine ot :-not *vas of course a prime factor in the estippte BirmJingham proiided in.advance of the' probasble siciess of the visit of the Prince and Princess. To-day has' beqn gloriously fine, bright, brisk, sunny autumn weather, and the nleasure of ...

... T~be' '30a la' okuz TiEATRE ROYA, COVENT GARDEN. PNOMEW A LE CONCERTS. Under the dfraetlnn of Messrs. ?? and S. Gatti. Tare. lEvesrco, at S, Madsaue SrmiuQ, Madame Alvsleben, Mr. W~iltord Morgan, . Pearson, Mt. Lughes, 3Mr. Young, and Mr. J. Levy. ?? Orchestra and Chorus. Conductor, 3!. Herv6. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Sole Lessee and Manager I' B Chatterton. Terre EVerrNO at 0.45. NOBOWOY IN ...

... I TE HEOPITAL AY SD ADAY I 9~ AND UNTS. Sin,-1 venture to differ from your correspon. dent Mr. Read, who utogests that the fairest bds ofs division for the distribution of these funds eshould upon -a comparison of the work done. I obfestto this for the simple reason that the realworkdoene' is idiih. orilt to eompare and would probabl be as fallacious 4e schedules of accounts. Mr. Eel ...

... vARUDU7A1UB l BI i~atnNGMD SAtURDAY. hipin sas0on to the BaPtio and othir souwcos of r, 1aNa bsing virtually Closed, the general aspect of buW- l is not so satisfactoty as it tow Aecka upgo; but Australia tend he Zealn orders continue to corns in freel3F, and there has been no diminution in the Contiticutal trnde. lie home trade is betey but buecrsprettyI much restrict their orders to ...

... ,. (ntom 0m owN courESrONfDlET.) FARIS, TursrAY X161mr. The Pays has a very curioas article, by M. Paul de Gassagnac. Instead of construing tho success of M. Delisse-Engranid in the Pas-dU-Calais, as a triumph for Imperialism, this Bonapartist chamu- pion says the election is only another proof of a, fact which it is useless to disguise ; that save il four or five departments the Bonapartists ...

... ? I?RLAND. I . I ADDRESS O]THE 0 flOIEI ' J 0* OUA ofarm ,MMLFPR10 ?? ; U3 .Tbi~addre6saof tho O'ConnellCen aq mittee ispublishedto-iughtL.2 say :- In the name o£ t nhe officers ot e, Natioial CpOmittee, CaU on yo to tara thoughts and hearts to this old land, and invito aP, In the coning ys, n fitly celeb niary of the.irth of oxe of ftreedoma's nohrio t and most success4,lchiampions ...

... ITEM AGRIOULTURAG MOVeMNT. TO MM m)ITOR OF TH DAILY NEW& Sin,-I have perused with some interest ana not a little surprise the letter of your correspondent, Mr. Cromapton, to whom I would, before attemptin; to criticise his letter, like to give credit for wis of knowledge of the subject he has taken in hand, rather than want of truthfulness. I aem led to this chaitablo conclusion inasmuch as he ...

... ST. MICHAEL'S CHURCH, CHESTLM- , SQUARDI.,I The ceremony of relaying tlie founidation-stgne of this church, which is being enlarged, took pihe' vester- day in the presence of a 'considcrnble numberof kpeotntors. The foundatiou-stonQ was origina~ly haid thuty year3 ago by the then Earl Grosenor, and it *ai built to, accum- nodate a, congregation of 1,20)0 persons, but the ehurche has for some ...

... o ?? I NEw Your, Nov. 4.-The Anchor Line Steamship V10- tora arrived hero this evening. L N~EWv Yoiao, Nov. 4.-The White Crosz LUne stemmr Steinman arrived here this evening. )anurnvouT, NMo; 5.-The GColordal Mail Qtegmd Walmer Castle, Captain Webster, belongig to MesrS Douald Currie and Co.'s London line, arrived here at threl n.m. to-day from the. Cape Colorics, and havinsg lafld mails and ...

... I..,Ment OD E VATICAN ?? £.; t 1tsas ~uq~'tsMthd a pamphlet by Mr. Gladstone, which be read with interest 'by nll clases of E3nglishmej. but which will cer- tainly excite unusual attention among Romn Cathoics all over the wqrld It ,ientiatitled The VAtican 'Deer'es in thbe' neangg on Civil Allegiance, andMr. Gladstone describes it ns a political e-ttilauop1,; It 1i ' ezt604* tioF ...

... LOTES FROM MADI- I W A monswz): ?? ' ?? WDRIDw. Oo 29. ' The sun shines brightly, almost as hotly as in July. The sky is cloudless, and the world; is abroad. It is just the day for idleness, and the Puerto del Sol the place of all others for gossip. You meet a friend, that is, an intimate acquaint- ance, one who, you well know, can, if any one can, give you information as to passing events. ...