... SUIMMARY OF THIS MORNING'S NEWS. The Duc de Broglie has written a letter to the Temifs, in which he denies that he sent an emissary to Count Arnim on May 23, 1873, to inquire whether the overthrow of M. Thiers would be agreeable to the Berlin Cabinet. A Daily News telegram from Paris says :-About a dozen or twenty pilgrims to Chiselhurst left the Northern Railway station on Sunday morning, ...

... IT is odd that the Bonapartists, who are so fond of enumerating the benefits conferred upon France by the Third Empire, do not make more capital out of the service which it rendered in raising Le Turf from the position of a mere exotic to that of one of the institutions of the country. For this is unquestionably one of the achievements of the Empire quite as much as a flourishing demimonde ...

... as E UT E R'S TE L E G R A MS. SPAIN. MADRID, Nov. 6, Morning.-Official despatches announce that General Jovellar has entered Teruel. The Carlists take to flight as he advances. Some considerable Carlist bands in the Maestrazgo are said to intend surrendering to the Republican authorities, The Government has sent large reinforcements to the North. A Carlist force has been defeated at Castello, ...

... At the sitting of the German Parliament on Saturday Herr Von Forkenbeck avas almost unanimously elected President. Baron Schenk Von Stauffenberg, Bavarian National Liberal, was elected first Vice-President, and Dr. Haenel (riogressist) second Vice-President. A Daily Acws telegram from Vienna states that the letters between Count Arnim and Count Biilow, which were recently published, are ...

... THE CONDITION OF THE POLICE FORCE. To tihe EDITOR Of the PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIr,-The recent remarks of the Pall Jall Gazelle on the drunken- ness of the Wrexham police created a ferment at the Denbigh Quarter Sessions the other day when it was explained that a policeman in broad daylight got beastly drunk, waved his hat about, and defied the officers on duty and the public. Scenes like this ...

... MOST persons are, we suppose, aware that our sanitary system is not absolute perfection. It is tolerably well known that the law relating to the public health has not exactly that simplicity, precision, and efficiency which are to be desired on so important a subject. It is, perhaps, suspected that the local bodies charged with its enforcement are not always as zealous and enlightened ...

... LN E hear more and more in these days about Free Land-about tl e advantages to be derived from a system of peasant properties and small farms. We have been invited to cast our eyes upon the Continent-to observe the agriculturists of France, Holland, r-egium; to mark their industry, their intelligence, their frugality, anrd to remember that each head of a family in those favoured regions is the ...

... TiHE German traveller, Dr. Nachtigal, writing on the i9th of August last from El Obeid, sends to the Cologne Gazette some interesting information about the war between Egypt and Darfur. He says that when he was in Borna in 1870 and 1871 news. arrived that the Baharas, a tribe of traders and slave and elephant hunters, had plundered and occupied part of the country to the south of Darfur. These ...

... REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. THE GERMAN BUDGET. BERLIN, Nov. 3.-The Financial Bill of the German Empire for the year 1875 has been submitted to the Reichstag to-day. The ordinary expenditure is estimated at 396,523,455 Reichsmarks, and the extraordinary expenditure at 125,277,684 Reicbsmarks, forming a total of 521,801,139 Reichsmarks, which is balanced by the estimated revenue. The Imperial Chancellor ...

... ARCHITECTURE IN OXFORD. To Ike EDITOR of fhe PALL MALL GAZETTE. SI, -Visitors to Oxford who may chance to enter the great Quadrangle of Christ Church cannot fail to be struck by the changes now taking place. The central lawn is fringed by a series of long lawV walls which, projecting at right angles from the terrace, infersect the turf at short intervals. At a first glance one might suppose ...

... Chid Obrninq?? VtW?. SPANISH FINANCE, S parish correspondent, writing on October 30, says :-The Government state of complete destitution, and can neither beg, borrow, nor steal. lCIL lias becn raised, or rather groped for in every unstatesminlike ma-nner, paning of valuable mines, to the cession of the telegraph revenues of t to l(-cal spcculators for ready-money advances farbelow their value. ...

... SECOND EDITION, 2.30 p.m. R E UT E 'S TEL E G R A M S. SPAIN. MAuDRID, Nov. 6, Morning.-Official despatches announce that General Jovellar has entered Teruel. The Carlists take to flight as he advances. Some considerable Carlist bands in the Maestrazgo are said to intend surrendering to the Republican authorities. The Government has sent large reinforcements to the Noith. A Carlist force has ...