... LORDS TEMPORAL. In bidding farewell to his constituents previous to his elevation to the peerage, Lord Russell de- scribed himself as feeling like the chief mourner at his own funeral, The House of Lords seemed to him a political tomb. This view of it is not pe- culiar to the period subsequent to the Reform Act of 1832. When Pulteney and 'Walpole met, the one having just become Earl of Bath, ...

... GENERAL FO1PBI'GN NEWS. (TIMOUGH REUTRe'S IMsTC.) ARREST OF AN INTERNATIONALIST AT FLORENCE. FLORENCE, Nov. 6. T4e p9lice have arrested ma sa named Vatta, an italti aid a leader of the Iuterniatipnalists of Geneva. THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT AND THE POPE. ROME, Nov. 5. The Voce delta Per id denies the news that the Britial Government has ?? Mr. Je~voise. The Pope ha declared that he will never ...

... A MUXICIPALITY FOR LONDOX. TO THE S3DnOI 0o' Tlun DAILY TMis. ?sln,-Your powerfil advocacy of the dermand for the uaity of London govornmout iB a guarantee of its success. icT danger of doing something has been fandied to bh reater then the danger of leaving it alone. At last the tide has risen, an(l the evil of doing nothing is felt to be greatest, and the demnaUd, singular in Its unanisni q, ...

... NXES IROM PARIS lpno~t OUR OWV cos~pn=~5~M-), PARIS, Ws ?? Niour. I don't know whether it is a symptom of some- thing comning not, but a Government journalist, M. Herv6, of the Journal de Paris, advocates the t abolition of the state of siegd'in the forty depart- ments (nearly half Franic) where it exists. i He even adopts the subversive arg ment, never listened to in Radical mrouths, that the ...

... j BSdHOOL BOAIW DOB LONDON,. yesterdaY the weekly public meeting of thisl ror was bold at their offices Thames Elmb~nkment. , RWms, Chairman of tibe 33B , presided. s'ot =8101;AW2 ov 35B. W. IL MU'rTI, X.R q'ba CaLiOz read the foiloloing letter: Edocatlsn Departmient, S.W., N'ov, 3, I1I'4. FIe_ be7 the honour to acksowliedgs the recelipt of your P dated the 2tied Wt. No order for the election ...

... THE TRANSIT OF VENUS, a_ ?? i°Ute5, evllicll xvill take hilnsclf, his three sappers, 3td al! lwis (llliplllent. At tlle salne date tbe 3eln ffi a' expedi!ion of Colonel Campbell, of Bl!tll3:vooflvilt sturt forthesnmeplnee. Lnst ?? I vent to the river to look at their respeet- lve lloats Tile aolollelss is a palace; the cabins are all velvet nnd gold, nnd tlie saloon is really3aloOzl, mud not a ...

... THE AdfqY ON THE HIG SPAS. John, Anderson, alias Johnqon1 able-bodied eea- man, was brought up for final oriusnaaetl3now-street t rxthe chric of' assisting In amutirtonte Mr. Poland1 instructed by the solicitonto the Treasury, conducted the .proieelstioa, anld eamined the following witnesses William Leslie, master of the British barque 8ateuma, belonrging to the port of Stcderlend, ?? the 13th ...

... THEATRE ROYAL COVENT GAIDEN. PBOMENAI E CONCERTS. Under the direotion of Messrs. A. and S. Gatti. Tais EvroNo, at 8 Madame Siuico, Mr. Wilford Morgn, M. Pearson, Mr. Huglees, mr. Yonng, Air. Jj.yy, and H~err Josef Gung'l. Full Orchestra and Chorus. Conductor, M. Herve, THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANZ SOle L~eee and Meangser, F. B. Chatterton. Tars EvicsNso at .45 NO O Y IN LONDON.-At 7.45, tIHARD ...

... THE :POISONING OF FOUR CHILDREN AT ROBMFORD. ?? I. Upon miquiry being inade at Ronmford yesterday aft rnoo; it wfl' aseertained that no more ndeati 1shad taken place since Sundlax from thoe Ofects of the powders given to children for teething Pains; and the report in an evening paper on Mionday that two moro childrer had died was therefore incorrect. The adjourned iuv~eti- gation. osn tho ...

... .RRUIAGE AT WESTMINSTER ABBEY. . .1 Yesterday forenoon a number of relatives and friends congregated at Westminster Abbey to witness the marriage of the Right Hon. Lord Rihhard Grosvenor, M.P. for Flint, younger son of the ?? of West- minster, with the Hon. Blatrisx Vesci, youngest daughter of Viscount and Viscountess de Vesci whic took place in Henry VII.'e Chapel. The wedding party began to ...

... TIE BRITISH GOVERNMENT AND TilE POPES Our Correspondent in Rome, writing on the 30th ult., says:-' The news that the British Go- vernumeit has resolved to suppress the post of Charge ?? at the Holy Seo is confirmed in official circles. The post is not an official one in the strict sense of the term, but M1r. Jurvoiso who fills it, is virtually the representative of Great Britain whatever his ...

... I PUBLI( MAEN ON PUBLIC AFFAIRS, Mr. Samuelson, M.P., was present at thb dinner of tho Banbury Clianlter of Atr'celturo last nisht and in reply to the toast of his health, mi'l that as eine isloyer ot labour of var-ous dacersitiones, his cs-c Was thsst the lowest Plriced labour wvas no- thle ch-'ets-t He said this in order to imiprcss upon thornu his belil 'that the amount of ?? ?? patid was ...