... chid C-bening9d otw?. I' AMERICAN ELECTIONS-DEMOCRATIC VICTORIES. (REtUTER'S TELEGRAsM) NO it \,Ri Nov. 4.-In New York State Mr. Tilden (Democrat) has been ti, Governor, and Messrs. Dorsheimer, Thayer, Wagener, and Miller, also u.l-crlas, have been elected to the respective posts of Lieutenant-Governor, .r Conminsloner, Inspector of State Prisons, and Judge of the Court of ?? r. WV. H. Wickham ...

... MIR. BEESL Y ON RECENT FRENCH HISTOR Y. IN the new number of the Fortnightly Review Mr. Beesly has given a remarkably clear and succinct narrative of the political history of France since February, 1871. It is probable, he says, that the first days after the return of the Assembly to Versailles will be marked, as on several previous occasions, by important moves on the political chessboard ; ...

... Efrid Obtninlttd gtw!o, THE BOMBARDMENT OF IRUN. IC TIMES TELEGRAM.) SC fJItNPAyr, Nov. 4-The bombardment of Irun began this morning at It 5even o'clock. The Carlists opened fire from two batteries. The Republi- w cans have two batteries in detached forts, one gun on the church tower, and p one on Behobia Bridge. The Carlists fired three shots to one fired by the SI Rcpublicans. A priest ...

... ?? - - - - ?M?! i ,um 0 ?? PLAYS OF THE DAY THOSE who have seen the grand spectacular drama of Richard Coaur de Lion at Drury Lane Theatre will remember that one of the most important perjormers in it has four legs, and when he wishes to say anything expresses his sentiments by barking. In short, he is a dog, and every night he gallantly defends the standard of England, which King Richard, to ...

... EISHOP ELLICOTT ON SECESSION FROM THE CHUR CH. IN the last of a lately delivered series of visitation charges the Bishop of GLOUCESTER and BRISTOL has ventured on a remark- able prediction-one so remarkable, indeed, that we cannot but vonder at the slight amount of attention which it has as yet attracted. In speaking of it, however, as a prediction, we wish to anticipate any merely verbal ...

... SECOND EDITION, 2.30 p.m. R E U 7' T R'S YK L E G R A M S. 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 Reichsmarks, forming a total of 521,801,139 Reichsmarks, which is balanced by the ...

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

... THE INDIAN CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE. To the EDITOR of the PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR,-Your Indian correspondent made some observations a few days ago on the working of the Code of Criminal Procedure in Bengal, rd on my proceedings as legal member of Council in India, on which I hope you will allow me to make a few observations. Your correspondent is good enough to speak of what I did in India in ...

... THE HOSPITAL SATURDAY RUND. Onl Mondgy,an influentially-attended meeting, convened by circular, in connexio vwith the above movement was held at the offices of the treasurer of the fund, Fleet-street. Mr. Hamilton Hoare, the chairman, said: As all present were men of business, he wvoald, w thout any general re- mark3, at once enter upon the tinfstion which had called them together. In carrying ...

... PROPOSITION FOR A PBROSCUTION. Mr. C. W. Stokes, describing himselt as a London merchant (says the Pall Mall Gacett,), has published an inquiry as to whether Professor Tyndall has not sub. jected himself to the penalty on persons expressing blasphemous opinions, 9 and 10 Will. III, cip. 32. The inquiry is addressed to Mr. Cross, the Home Secretary; and with his pamphlet Mr. Stokes has ...

... SECOND EDITION, 2.30 P-m. THE ELECTION IN THE PAS-DE-CALAIS. EoxLOCNE-SUR-MER, Nov. 2.-The general result of the second ballot held yesterday in the Pas-de-Calais for a deputy to the National Assembly IN shows M. IDelisse-Engrand (Septennatist and Bonapartist) to have obtained 1 84,460, and M. Brastne (Republican) 74,181 votes, The Legitimist voters SI generally supported M. Delisse-Engrand. ...

... Fuller returns have been received of the results of the American elections, arid it is now believed that the Democratic majority in the new House of Repre- sentatives will be fifty-six. Congress meets in March. The first debate in the German Parliament on the Landsturm Bill took place yesterday. General von Kameke, the Minister of War, described the bill as the long-promnised completion of the ...