... 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, ...

... LORDS TEMPORAL. In bidding farewell to his constituents previous to his elevation to the peerage, Lord Russell de- scribed himself as feeling like the chief mourner at his own funeral, The House of Lords seemed to him a political tomb. This view of it is not pe- culiar to the period subsequent to the Reform Act of 1832. When Pulteney and 'Walpole met, the one having just become Earl of Bath, ...

... GENERAL FO1PBI'GN NEWS. (TIMOUGH REUTRe'S IMsTC.) ARREST OF AN INTERNATIONALIST AT FLORENCE. FLORENCE, Nov. 6. T4e p9lice have arrested ma sa named Vatta, an italti aid a leader of the Iuterniatipnalists of Geneva. THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT AND THE POPE. ROME, Nov. 5. The Voce delta Per id denies the news that the Britial Government has ?? Mr. Je~voise. The Pope ha declared that he will never ...

... A MUXICIPALITY FOR LONDOX. TO THE S3DnOI 0o' Tlun DAILY TMis. ?sln,-Your powerfil advocacy of the dermand for the uaity of London govornmout iB a guarantee of its success. icT danger of doing something has been fandied to bh reater then the danger of leaving it alone. At last the tide has risen, an(l the evil of doing nothing is felt to be greatest, and the demnaUd, singular in Its unanisni q, ...

... PUBLIC MEN ON PURLIC ArLPMRS. On Monday the annal dinner of the Preston licensee victuallers was hold at the Castle Inn, under the presi- dency of the Solicitor.General. The Solicitor.General (Sir J. Holker), in proposing the toast of the evening, Prosperity to the Preston Licensed Victuallers' Association, referred to the importance of the trade, and said it bad a capital of 117 millions-a ...

... QAR DE N I NGi 1o0 THE WEEK TuEiATITNA 5 NOVEsxPE 7TH, BY MR. GLENNY. OUR WEEKLY CALENDAR. THEi IFLOWi GARDEirN. The weather that affects all out-door gardens troubles the window- eardeners hlt little. Thiey have opportiiuities olevater- leg, shading, washing, and coaxing their plants, which eutof- door gardenlers havos tint. The burning salt, the pelting 'rain, the te:aring winds, chilly ...

... | GENERAL FOREIGN .NEWS. | (TMMu1as IMUTE' WAGENCO.) FRANOE AND ROUMANIA. PARIS, Nov. 2. There is no foundation for the statement recently made by a London newspaper that the French Government bus supported the claim of Roomania to conclude commercial arrangements independently of the Porte. THE PORTE AND ROUMANIA. VIENNA, Nov. 2, EvnNIax. It is confidently expected in official quarters that ...

... DISSOL VING VIEWIVS FRoM a recent obituary we learn that Henry Langdon Childe is no more, and at the age of ninety-three. \% hatever he has done he Wlas at least left time to do it in. Childe was the inventor of dissolving views. Alas I that he who had this mysterious power over nature, and could, with a sort of imper- ceptibly quavering motion, cause the Lago Maggiore to melt softly into the ...

... 4 W _ ( jii (A + w(6& I FUTURE PROSPECTs.-Bishop Ellicott, in concluding his Visitation charge on Friday last at Yate, explained how he should exercise the power given him by the Public Worship Act. On receiving a complaint he should first send to the clergyman, advise him as to the law of the case, and ascertain if be was willing to be guided by him. If this were unsuccessful he should do his ...

... NXES IROM PARIS lpno~t OUR OWV cos~pn=~5~M-), PARIS, Ws ?? Niour. I don't know whether it is a symptom of some- thing comning not, but a Government journalist, M. Herv6, of the Journal de Paris, advocates the t abolition of the state of siegd'in the forty depart- ments (nearly half Franic) where it exists. i He even adopts the subversive arg ment, never listened to in Radical mrouths, that the ...

... THE MtIUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT Or LOND ON. An influential iepntatiou waited upon Mr. Cross, an Wednesday, at tbe Home-offiEce, with rerard to the munieipal goverrnment of London. Lord Eli;Co briefly introduced the deputation, and thanked dIr. Cross for his courtesy. Their object, he explained, was to get an imprroved government for London, to get unity of authority and of action, and an efficient ...

... THE PUNCTIONS Or SUDGES AND JURZlES. TO THE EDITOR OF REYNOLDS'S NEWSPAPER. SIR,-I have read with much satisfaction your article under the heading of Sqaint-caed Mercy, and, with your kind permission, would wish to say a word or two. You draw a comparison between the cases of poor Coppin, who was recently hanged, and Parsen Watson, who was respited by the Crown and got off with his life, ...