... ITHE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES ; IN BXRMINGRAMI The visit of the Prince and Princess of Wales to Birmingham yesterday caused great enthusiasm In Birmingham and the vicinity. Profuse decorations were displayed on the route of the Royal prooS- alon. Lord and Lady Ayleaford, the Duchess of Manchester, Lady Westmoreland, and Lord Bland- ford accompanied their Royal Elighuesses, who left i ...

... COURT AN FAS) ?ION. THF COURT. BtAurnr.sx,, NovFmrRn 4.-The Qs'en wernt out yetsert'rdy morning, attended by the Countes of i rr;:ll and she LHon. Mary Pitt. The Duke of Rie mnxd and Sir Thomas and the Hon. Lady BidldulPh had the honour of dining with the Qoeen. BL'uCISGreouM PALACE, ?OVEMYBR O -RE IL- peral highnessathe Grand Dake Cocaroe-itci, at- tended hy Prince Woikoueky and Colonel Hon. ...

... COURT AND FASHIOhN I vHS COUP.T. I B C ?? TULSZDXY.-Ths Qucen went cuit la the mrnir,.g at'ended by the Uounteaa of Frrotn, an~d drove our i ?? ?? e LFith thl | ! Marcblcne of Ey. Prfnoo.rs Beetrrco w*ent ou iwit the Hoa. Ma.ry Pitt and AMis Cadogan. Liloween was celebrated in the urual manner. I In the evening the servants and tenants, carrying I torches, walked in procraslon up to the castle ...

... ReascI ,NG AND TiJINIING. As CLD HEARZ ol>' rit6e to ?? Amoscor. roe:]? Peys it ires ;sn.sib>e to arrest the attontian and inform the mninds of cth2aes 'Iithout thinking out a subject for oursnlvcs, eud wilhirut thinkig of it for aome time.' Biut very feps men do tio-k fr tlhereelveq; their tizr1 is so taken up at ?? and callego, with being c-amrmed or crarmmirg- tbemseolves with thk thcvnob, ...

... CIUFRCH OF IRFELAND. Cj: OTs- Cu vci', Lrsun; .-THo aervicae ia C3n2 r.ftmon with thb' epsriing of th3 Nlo'holzon ?? Aisle ib this ?? worea continued on Suilda)y Sov. lst, when sermons, both in the )A'J!I.iDZ- and evenic& were preached by Rev. liur'l y lloson loi4 2dentified with Christ (''tch as its minister, rnd whose vluable exer* t. .± will not be easily forgotten by the congrega. tio^. ...

... A HEINESE MISSIONARY. THE New York Timeo says- We have long fore. Mr seen the porsibility 't a ?? to cur country the from the heathen, ani one has at laot arrived in the gro person of Wong Chin FJo. Ala, yes ! Bitter and con humiliasting as is the truth, he is a Chinsman-faY, gro more, a political refugee. He has recently arrived has in Boston, and et once begun his labours among the dec ...

... r-EVIL,10-N. Ifr:-l t Ja'n'a Ai.x 1nlr~.-- ?? I * 1 C k 4 5'vi-A1, 1A, Eaclf'Z a.U1z c--sa C ?? .? n a~sii~thuiC' .t itC', (343 tv~;O 102 -t. ASrepronentcd by T'onv lizifam r odn:ioEvo., aecretaly for the i-:A AgAaaoatiof, and the folioswing ?? -Dte:k t:,ped, Mr. ChsrlenI Jtaek; Anane', MiIt nV;sS Micnlzi, Mr. jas. Ml'Mordje'; UrSansiaA Crigltiatao ; and -m;f, TVI',r xits ?? the grcater ...

... er TTU COURT AT AI3AMORAL On Sunday, the Sacrament of the Lord'sl Supper was dispensed in CQrathie Church. In the forenoon, t the Rev. AA. Cavapbfll, parish minister, officiated, Lt and preaihsd an eloquent sermon from Istish lv. 1. d At the cancltsloan of. the forenoona service, her Majesty, accompsniod by Princess Beatriea and the e ladies. in 3waiting, descended ?? the Royal pew to the pew ...

... A DOUBLE LIFM AVE havo juct reoci.ved word of one of those romantio roblberiee that turn up from tioe to trie in cvcry cinniry. A cer'iua Tesohenmachor, Ger. Ivyu r bi-tib, has long erjoynd the entira coalnd d;.l co of a -reat Anglo-Frncrh firm, Messrs. Pole- sxi, of ,ra3.oitand i'nris. Though but twenty eit .c. ars vtd, aud boyieh cf appearance, Tesche. maAr- ocaplicdi ?? positioa of ceitf ...

... LATEST ?? ESPECIAL & ORDINARY TELEGRAMS.] irg MR. GLADSTONE'S BOOK ON THE VATICAN DECREES. Lot .Mr. Gl3dftone's bock on The Vatican Decrees in I in their bearing On Civil Allegiance and Political i Expostulation is issued this (Saturday) morning, feoi Mr. Gladstone states that Le writes 03 account of ' the alarm at the aggressive action andimgined ahoe growth of the Roman Catholic Church ...

... BELFYAST TOWN COUNCIL. YV~TRsmffl', at twelve o'clcck, the quarterly mneet- lag of the Town Council wa held in the Council Char,..lrrr Municipal Baildings-the MAYOR (JAG. Alex, 11enderson, Eaq., J.P.) in the chair. The ot~her memabers presca-s were :-Aldcrmaon-Sli John Swam ?? J.P.; James Carlisle, J.P.; Philip Johns. ton, ?? Ds~rrrd Hughes, J- P. ; Der. Whitaker, B- ?? Co w1a i , J ?? Dr. ...

... TENANT.RIGHT MEETSLG -PRESENTA. Tf ONOF AN ADDRESS TO M. CHIRILBS WILSON. [FWXOUR R;F-PORTERI] BALLYL :rOEY, SAUT.DUir. A 2genzb o' tonintf-sirmsrs was held last ti ,t ia the Town Hall, when an addreEs, very hbad. somely illuaminated, was preecrted to Mr. Chalkes wilson, the defeated Liberal candidato at the late Countv y Atriru electIon. There was .a large attendance, the ?? being weil filled ...