... LATEST NEWS, [Retster's Aelegra'e, ter Press Association.1 FRSANCE. PARIS, NOVEMIBER 97 (Evening). The draft of the Presidental message to be do- livered at the opening of the Assembly, which has been drawis up by the Due Decazes, has only ?? read at. a Cabinet Council, and is now being re- vised bv Marshal Maclahon. All the intelligence obtained on the subject confirms the expectation that ...

... SOLIHULL. MATGISTERIAL PROCnDInNuS.-At the Petty Sessienra held on Saturday, before Captain Boultbre and Mr. E. A. Everitt, two lads, named Henry Tarver, Salford, and Henry Houghton, Broom, near Bidwick, wera charged with having, on the 1st inst., absented themselves from the service of Mr. Richardson, farmer, Solihull, and who olaimed IO-s. as corpensation in each case. Mr. Edwards appeared ...

... THE LIBERA-I VICTORY IN ST. MARY'S WAI(D. On Tuesday evening, a convivial gathering of the Liberal burgesscs of St. Mary's WVard was held in the Lawrence Street Chapel, to celebrate the election of Councillor Knoebous. There were between eighty and ninety presont, incltuling CouncillorsICneeboue,A.Ch ansberlain,lMartineau, WVhite, and Cook, and Messrs. S. Greenway, G. Marris, Pank, leson, ...

... Az?o 'C r I i i MARSTIAL BAZAINE anu1 his famnily have gone to winter in Portugal. CALCUTTA is going to erect a statue to her native poet, the late Rajah Kali Kxiishna Bahadoor. TiIE Two REIUBLICS is the name of an English news- paper recently established in Mexico. Al, CHARI.ES LECOCQ is at work on another opera bouffe, Don Yunan XIV., to be produced this winter at the Paris Folies ...

... - FEVER EPIDENIO AT DARWEN. 1200 CASES- 44 DEATHS. ' I 6 On Saturday a special meeting of the Darwvn Local Board was held to receive the report of Mr. Heo Stevens, M.D., who bad been appointed by the LocaI Government Board to investigate' the cause of the fever epidemic now raging in that town. Mr. Snape occupied I the ohair, and the public were admitted. Mr. Stevens said that in Darwen 44 ...

... to SWAF1rI.K T3A ?? I d FOR MSlTREN.)o. o I - Ar ?.In PAr D . ho Sr~lliIE.s B~y LORDT ABIIPtRARE AIID MR, tn,, DILLWYN(. M' hel a provii ycste'day afternoon a conferancO ¶sas hl Tho a the Swensee Training College, INelen'torriiile, ment hs wazsca, rstablished In connection with the vilstro: ad British and Foreign Sehool Society's College for very le. Training Mistresses for Elemcentary Schools ...

... THlE BITIJAIAI'JS AT KENNN ITf)N | tb fcs b thep I rep naartio t oftas oft the ?? hld after the co ?? the :hurch' of lit. John the Di)vine, JKennifgtOfl, ren laturday afternoon, the toant of sacceon to thu new ptrlsh wasg rerpenedto 1by the viem?, thA p0os. coul irsee tlb cgh YCPOdc f a octlgnatinoad of ?? ilidalo, who entereod Into art n en st of the tur the cG knsnesod l lirted tbegrat t ...

... NEWPORT HARBOUR COMM118- SIONERS. - ?? .- .1 . d w e vT#IMI.,X\ 3) 5Uti. LttiC . LUNDY ISLAND AB A HAlD(UlJRL OF REY'£UGE, The monthly meeting wna held ye0torday, a qltoiun haviing bees obtoined after waiting twonty tImitiu. Mr, T. B. Blatchelor presided, aud thern were alto present Admiral Fiota, Mr. W. BeynOn, Mr. J. ?? 1nin, hir. D. Pryce and Mr. L. Lewib. Tho mirlutt i of the meeting held ...

... 8TRI ITEIdGH.NCXL d TV I CARDIFF. tl CONCERT Tils EVENINo.- A concert of ?? di music wiiI bo given this evening at the Salem Bap- fc tist Chapel, Splotlands road, In aid of the chapel r, fund. The solos will bh rendered by the Misses si Lewis ard others, and the dhoruses by the choir ti wbich lately competed for the ohallengeprize at the II Newport eistedsfod. Mir. Itees Lewis Wilt conducb, ...

... A1 A1MII'G RAIA lWAY AICiDENT I I s EAR I\ N TW PORI. OS N TI WEUlSlTEt VAIA.LYS COIUSOI3lr OS NONV. o towli of Newport WWI throT, LULO great toln lant night by thle nown that a coliliolo COfl¶\f°- 'd on the Weatern Valleys branch or tho %Nd e ro 1Bailwsy nnd Canal Company, The Y.%eoatl1ll'. ., at once anticipated, bocauao on WV05 feo&a0 PiVp company carries many pas. Saturday nightir 0 itorn ...

... la- Some details respecting the recent shocking ht. catastrophe on Mont St. Bernard, a brief notice of ?? has been already published, are given nk i by the Journal de Gen3.Se. On Monday i( morninig last, it says, it was rumoured In OiI Je. Sion that a frightful accident had happened at (I ,d; a few kilomnetres from the Great St. Bernard, pe I his rumour, unfortunately, proved to he well Pc ed ...

... I ASPECTSiS0 OFTHE U 5'IE1) I STATES. BY NY. uEPWORiTLI DIXO(N. th tte4 the gallic e .0ST. JTOltSBUVIlY, gross. R k woare seoated In R smell, blit handsome, public Ilore and I galrin front of Bliorstadt's feanonsa platore of raised hisI~ It the yooemite Valley, with the glorious domes and tire lumhei 4t sparkling Cataract of spray, crwownd by A as 15 Of ridge, and grey Bud silvery lc~lud, ...