... TO CORRESPO Oxpizuj.-You should not expect a thrifty young Apple tree of Blenheim Orange to fruit too freely when young. Lay bare the thick parts of the main roots a few feet around the bole, and let the air and frost get to them. Take a few incies off the poiuts of all strong shoots at once, and do so more particularly next September also. INQUISITIVE ELLEN (PlymOUth).-Simplyfil the HacIth ...

... ' THE GOVER NBNT OF LONDON A numerous and influent-ial 'depu-tatioi vaited upon the Right Hon. IL A. Cross on Wednesday afternoon, for the purpose of urging ?? the Government the desirability of instituting such changes in the government of the me- tropolis as would give to it unity and greater powers and cheaper and better government. The memorial presented was as follows.- That the present ...

... LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWS OFFICE, SUNDAY MORNING. I THIS MOIRNING'S TELEGRAMS. [THROUGH REUTER'S AGOITCY.I GERMIANY. DjsEo , Saturday Night. A High Government official, assisted by the police, has made a search on the Cathedral island for official documents belonging to the Papal Delegates. THE GERMAN PARLIAMENT. Br.LIN, Saturday Night. In to-day's sitting of the Reichstag, 211 members being present ...

... THE, CAP'TURE OF NANA SAHIB. io BAY, October 25:-The Times of India states that Nana Sahib wrote to Scindia as follows:-I Since the events of 1857 I have been a miserable wanderer. My strength is now exhausted. I come to you a suppliant for protection. You can kill me or save me.' The Nana and his brother Bala were disguised as religious mendicants. They were brought to the palace and ...

... P1BLIS8ED ON SUNDAY MORNING, CON'TNING T-THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE OF THE WEEK POSTSCRIP T. LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OFFICE, S5ATURPAT NIGHT. LATEST ELECTRIC., NEWS. (TEMOUGH REurUE'S AGENCY-) PRANIB AND SPAIN. BAYONNE, Saturday. The Freneh steamer Pionnier, of Bordeaux, when near Cape Mlachicaco, on the evening of the 26th nit., received several musket shots from the Spanish despatch boat, ...

... HAMLET AT THE LYCEUM, LAST NIGHT. As the curtain did not fall on Hamlet until some minutes after midnight, we must reserve criticism, and content oursel-es iith recording the produc- tion and reception of the play. No theatrical event has for many years excited so much in- terest. Every seat in the boxes and stalls was booked, and money wais only talcen at the pit and gallery, around the ...

... EPITOME OF FO REIG -W~ p--OkRIX AND GENET~RAL. - 'lime ?? (OVcsXRMENT hrs P sovereigns to the Inmisstion sociaet paid5 ] couragementof Eunropen ?? ti ?? ATiORe a long trial Lepiie, who c0pesbl,40 party that shot Scott at Fort Grry X18tu Eatho convicted of murder. 180, beh THE Committee of the Convention of th 2 E Church of the United States have ?? adopted an ecclesiastical canon direted ...

... Owir to the number of 1eIterssreceived it is isepbdbie to 9I7o Me answers in the cumuet week. We cannot iredertake to retarn MS. or to asnd answers by post A CONSTANT READER (Whitton).-It depends upon how it is erected. If subetantiailyiattached to the freehold, it cannot be removed. A SUBSCRIBER (Hawley-square).-Yon are not liable to pay forthewladow.. T. C. (lDorsot).-The new rule expressly ...

... II - - A 1r- ?? -_ I WASHBMfM eON, October 27.--The fishery provision of the Treaty of Washington includes Labrador and a part of the colony of Newfoundland. NEW YORE, October 26.-Owing to the recent arrest of 69 merchauts at Shreveport cotton picking on the Red river is almost suspended. The planters are going into the woods. The Nfewe York Times says that President Grant, in his intercourse ...

... TE PERJURY BY SERJEANT BRENIAN. I Henry Brennann aerjeant in the Metropolitan police, surrendered-at the Old Bailey, on Monday, to take his trial~for wilful and corrupt perjury,! This case has been standing over for a very con- siderable timeg owing to the absence of witnesses from illness, or one cause or another. The offende imputed to the prisoner was that he had deliberately made a false ...

... I FRANOE.-At a banquet given at Bordeaux on Monday, the Duke Decazes, Minister for Foreign Affairs, delivered a speech, in which he said:- Marshal M'Mahon confided to me particularly the duty of especially watching over the preservation of! peace. I shall not fail in the task thus imposed upon me. Peace to be fruitful must repose upon a basis compatible with our dignity and our interests, ...

... . LATEST ?? * ?? The premises of mr , Daidson b manufacturer, Princes-street s' Out anr oh stroyed by fire yesterday morhPitgltafields, Caere d5 YesteriayJohn Cartwriglht, a s thrown from a horse at Brixton, and severeyib 7Y 4 his head and abdomen. Yserfl It is stated that the Present value of lb t I lowest within the memorv of any 9 tbj This week, at the local coni markets ilhg ferrnes ...