... EPITOME OF FO REIG -W~ p--OkRIX AND GENET~RAL. - 'lime ?? (OVcsXRMENT hrs P sovereigns to the Inmisstion sociaet paid5 ] couragementof Eunropen ?? ti ?? ATiORe a long trial Lepiie, who c0pesbl,40 party that shot Scott at Fort Grry X18tu Eatho convicted of murder. 180, beh THE Committee of the Convention of th 2 E Church of the United States have ?? adopted an ecclesiastical canon direted ...

... Owir to the number of 1eIterssreceived it is isepbdbie to 9I7o Me answers in the cumuet week. We cannot iredertake to retarn MS. or to asnd answers by post A CONSTANT READER (Whitton).-It depends upon how it is erected. If subetantiailyiattached to the freehold, it cannot be removed. A SUBSCRIBER (Hawley-square).-Yon are not liable to pay forthewladow.. T. C. (lDorsot).-The new rule expressly ...

... PRESIDENT GA2T ONU FRESIDEflZT LINCOLN,. At the naveiling thn monament to Ahraham Lincoln a' Springfield on the 10th iUst., Presiehnt Gr;nt nulde the following ?? au occasion like the prescnt it is a duty on my part to bear testimony to the great and good qualities of the patriotic man whhoc earthly re mairi3 now rest beneath the dedicat-d monllnslent It 7yas ne my fortune to ma';o the ...

... II - - A 1r- ?? -_ I WASHBMfM eON, October 27.--The fishery provision of the Treaty of Washington includes Labrador and a part of the colony of Newfoundland. NEW YORE, October 26.-Owing to the recent arrest of 69 merchauts at Shreveport cotton picking on the Red river is almost suspended. The planters are going into the woods. The Nfewe York Times says that President Grant, in his intercourse ...

... TE PERJURY BY SERJEANT BRENIAN. I Henry Brennann aerjeant in the Metropolitan police, surrendered-at the Old Bailey, on Monday, to take his trial~for wilful and corrupt perjury,! This case has been standing over for a very con- siderable timeg owing to the absence of witnesses from illness, or one cause or another. The offende imputed to the prisoner was that he had deliberately made a false ...

... I FRANOE.-At a banquet given at Bordeaux on Monday, the Duke Decazes, Minister for Foreign Affairs, delivered a speech, in which he said:- Marshal M'Mahon confided to me particularly the duty of especially watching over the preservation of! peace. I shall not fail in the task thus imposed upon me. Peace to be fruitful must repose upon a basis compatible with our dignity and our interests, ...

... Ova DAILY OOXNBUPOARIE13. A BISHOP rT FAIJLT.-The Daily No ws says:-'hse Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol took occasion at a local ploughing match to repeat his well-known opinions as to the happy condition of farm-labourers in general, and his belief that any change in it would be to their detri. meut. He pitied any unhappy peasants who, throwing off the parental protection with which the ...

... W21!2. E1nIGHT ON THE VACCINATION QUESTION. A conference of anti-vaccinators was held at Birming. ham on Monday afternoon, to hear papers on the subject of vaccination, and to consider the desirability of formiiig a Central Anti-Vaccination League. Dr, Turnbill, Chel- tenham, was voted to the chair. After a few remarks from the chairman, Professor Newman read a parer on the political side of ...

... . LATEST ?? * ?? The premises of mr , Daidson b manufacturer, Princes-street s' Out anr oh stroyed by fire yesterday morhPitgltafields, Caere d5 YesteriayJohn Cartwriglht, a s thrown from a horse at Brixton, and severeyib 7Y 4 his head and abdomen. Yserfl It is stated that the Present value of lb t I lowest within the memorv of any 9 tbj This week, at the local coni markets ilhg ferrnes ...

... THE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION Or PRINCE BISMAR.K. . Mullmnan, the wouid-be assassin of Prince Bisncark, was put on his trial at WVurzburg on Thursday. Great emotion was sbhon wheni rillmatin was introduced. He was'pale, but quiet. The jury which wis formed cot- eisted of four Ultramontanes, seven Liberal Catholics and Protestints, and one Jew. The clerk read the rceults of the invest:gation, of ...

... Ma. FORSTER INTiEVIEWE1D!. The following is f oam the New York Herald of October ?? The Right Hon. W. E. Forster, member of par. liament for Bradford, England, and, under the Gladstone Administration, one of her Majesty's MinistErs, is now on a visit to this country. At the Fifth Avenue Hotel, last evening, a representative of the Herald met Mr. Forster and his nephew, Sir Thomas Fowell ...

... OPENING OF THE GERMAN PARLIAMENT, SPEE9H FROM THE TARONE BEnsIs, Thursday. The German Parliament was opened by the Em- peror in person to-day in the White Hall of the roya palace. About 200 members were present. The Emperor entered the hail, followed by the Crbwn l Prince, the Princes Charles and Frederick Charles. He was received with three rounds of cheers, proposed by the President of the ...