... 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 ...

... TO THS EDITOR OF TrUE DAILY ZMWS. Snc,-In viewv of the distribution shortly to take place on behalf of the Hospital Saturday Fund, I venture to bring before your notice the comparison of the awards made by the committee on behalf of the Hospital Sunday Fund to the live principal hospitals for children in the metropolis, and would leave your readers to form their own opinion upon the subject as ...

... Irflid ?? lotbio. NEWS FROM THE GOLD [COAST. (REUTER'B TELEGRAM.) CAI'E COAST CAS'rLx, Oct. 14.-The whole colony is quiet. The King of Jistantee, finding himself powerless to recover his ascendency over the Adansi, yjoabin, and llecquah tribes, has now settled down quietly, and would be glad for trade relations to be resumed. The traders from Ashantee and surrounding Xillages complain of being ...

... THE GERMA N VINTAGE. J Al J v - v 11.I~~ - IIIL-THE GRAND CRU OF THE PALATINATE. DEIDESHEIM, Oet. 221. OF the higher class of white wines grown in the neighbourhood of the Rhine, ore of the earliest vintaged is Deidesheimer, the finer qualities of which are scarcely at all known, the wine being generally sold as one or other grand ciU of the Rheingau, such as Johannisberger, Rudesheimer Berg ...

... RIR. BRIGHT ON S UNDA 17 CL OSINTG. sOME judicious friends of his ought really to take the responsibility of advising Mr. Bright to avoid pen and ink. In the later years of his parliamentary career he added to the force of his earnestness and of his oratorical gifts a temperance of thought and manner, a conciliatory spirit and a broad practical wisdom, that enlarged the borders of his fame. ...

... o To E EufToR 01' R13YNOJLDS'S NEWSPAPER. Slc-'The corporation of the City of London r one of thsee iustitutions which Englishmen, almot from their cradle, are taught to rever- ,elce and idmkir. Probably the more sen- sil ase it3 they grow up. discover that the thinigs in early youth they so highly revered are ?? the most corrrupt, rotten, and obnox- jOla5 of our institutiors. Many who before ...

... TUE REPU13LICANS AND THE nOYALVSIT TO BIUXMINGHAM, A meeting of Republicans was held at the Public Office, Aloor.strcet, for the purpose of protesting against the expenditure of the public funds in illuminating end decorating the town at the forthcoming royal visit. Mr. Potter presided. There was but a moderate attend- ance. Mr. REDDALLS complained of the manner in which they bad been treated ...

... Mr. Ehihu Bnrritt is dangerously ill. Mr. William Tweedie, the well-known temperance publisher, died on Tnesday morning, at his residence, Campdeu.hill-road, Kensington. The sentence of death passed on George Neilan for the Glasgow lodging-hons6 murder has been commuted to penal servitude for life. The Stroud petition has been fixed to be trie, before Baron Pigott (one of the new election ...

... SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1. SATURDAY'S EDITION. MODEL GUARDIANS Or TRE POOR. Great men, it is said, spring up on great occa- sions, who but for the evolution of events would possibly never be heard of, and hence could not attract the world's admiration. But there is a class of persons who, inflated with self-esteem and self-iinportance, consider themselves great, and labour might and main to delude ...

... BRUTALITY TO TtI: P00R [From the South IVales Daily Nem.' At the Kerthyr board of gueardians the other day l lcrk stated that he bad a somewhat novel apjlicat; laybefore the board. A woman, whose husband 'on t the infirmary, asked permission for Dr. was il tad attended him previous to his almission, to be aiowed to see him. The Chairman inquired whether there was ?? ,Pecial Feature in the case ...

... ' 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 ...