... T~ETRE ROYAL COVENIT GA2RDRIL : ;! 'PlROMEADE COrNCERS.' TUnderthe directiot of.Mesars. A. and S. G.tt. Tate 1IVB11UIO. at 8, Madame Sinic, iss os ~e Eersce, Mr. Pearson, Jlr. Wifocd ioATn, Madame Julla Woolf,Mr. Young, PMr. ,J.1y, anT Jler Josefong 1. Fall Orchestra and Chorus. Condritor, U. Hervd. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. Sole Lessee and Xmnager, ?? B. Chatterton. ' Tais Evemcrco at a.45, ...

... THE SoiOoL COAWD 9OE LOXDON. yesterday the weekly publio meeting of the toaril wge held At the oXLces, Victoria EmbalUierit. 8ir ap, Cb0 a of the 3cd, pr0ded PwPrL mnsanna. The ' st business of iosce on the paper was to resume the de on b the Rev. J. Eqcuvm , Chnfa e~o h colma-bmaemnt Corn. *Ittee :- Tht ai ui tghrb engaged under the *age of 16 yais orinea htlhave passedthe highest et4gnrd it ...

... I . ; , i .4 ._ i_ ;S - .. I ?? ma . I e Aninflunestial deputation, representing the of U4.01!do Gusx ansnd the.Per- NctseAt Thlpstend which lial Gnant fo ienrposeo preventig offpossble4 the es. tablabmcitof aperanet hos!pita ?? JEW ~ontjousend.~x1actenh 'ise st ?? upon to~'nd-~r. .11;~o~e 'the tenixbers for ~raton i th movmen aganstthe proposed hospit. deputation. wise receivd, by, the ...

... WOOLWICH, OcZ. 31. The Field-gun Section of the Royal Gun Fe- tories at Woolwich is evory actively ongaged iii the manu- facture of th> sinaller guns for field service, some hun- dreds of Which are ordered to be ready before the close of the financial ?? on tie 3lst of March. These guns are of various calibres, but those most in request are the now pattern V-pounders, of Li oxt., for the ...

... jOIV4F y:l-- ail ?? (rso ' CAT.)aeo wreNr) TOLOSA, Nov. 20,' e Although the noise and 6nnoOke of the batteries before ?? laavh died away, and the passenger t trne I'n havo lon since returned to Bayonne with ?? lod of W'ench and English, sightseers, it may not be too late to send you a version of ehat tok place, whioh possibly may not have been pub pihed, and which has at least the merit of c ...

... TI'lJBJIO MEN ON PUBLIC Mia I siP JOHN LU1BBOCK, M.P., ON SO,'lIF o Sir John Lsbbqlck, M.P., ?? delivesd the 0 ?? gdlress ttleo Birmingham and .Midlass44d sti- r tuto ?? night. ' ur'dng the importance of ceciflno n eaication he said-I do not disguigq F mysplf thfnt tl the modification of ?? soho~q ey5tpi' ih s nrassor ts as to give due *,eight to aiience Is atfidded with' P muoh dlifficulty;@ ...

... NEWS FIROIA PARIS. (FROMS OUR OINE corlifs5poOMfEN' PARIS, SATURDAY MlOUTr. Whatever may be the fate of the Ministry gene- N rally when the Assembly meets on November 30th, they have evidently a man overboard already. That man is M1. do Cumont, the ultra-clerical Minister of Public Instructionr. The Thanis ily from him. it is impossible he can remain in office after the storm of indignation ...

... | GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS. DR. MANNING.,. PARJS, Nov. lB Archbishop Manning waved in Paris this morning on his way to Romie. THE DEPARTUBE OF MR. JZRVOISE FROM ROME. ROME, Nov. 18, Eawnun The newspapers announce that Mr. ervoise had a fare- weil audience of the Pope before leaving Rome. FRANCE AND THE POSTAL UNION. PARIS, Nov. 180 The Paris Spydicl Chamber of Conimerce, Exportatio1% and ...

... | GENERAL FOREIaN NEWS. tunonouar nzorma's eateOL.) THE PARIS BOURSE. PARIS, Nov. 20. Tbao Bnursa oponed very rirm, but aubsoquently ro- lap1od, und prices of Fronch funs closed at the worst, tho Three par Cant. P.ntos at 61.37, or ioo.,aud the Five per Cents. at 07.80, or lao. lowur than yorturday. Foreign 3toeka maintained throughout ?? figgems. Thu Exchange on Loudon declined to 2.14. THE ...

... . i | (M11 01n OwR7 Qqpn=MXDr*.L MW YORK, OCT. 24. The action of the General Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church in 3relita to the ritualistic dispute' has caused a great deal of sur- prise, and I oertainly shall not attempt to account for it. The Rev. Mr. Wells was' confirmed as 1 Bishop of Wiscorasin With little or no opposition, although he is understood to profess extreme High] ...

... THlE PRIESTS AND THIE ITALIAN ELECTIONS. . .. I aFRO OUR OWx CORBBSPOIDENX.T ROME, Nov. 1. I have iood reason to believe that the PopG has just forwarded another circular lette r to the lgishops of the Italian dioceses respecting the forthcoming Parliamuentary elections. The old maxim of the Vatican, neither electors nor elected, has been abandoned by the Clericals so far as the local and ...

... GERN NE WS. 0WX OUR own cORRWWX=T4 B.RIB.NW, Nov. 2. The Reibhstag has made no progress bey6nd organizing and passing a number of postal eon- ventions. Herr Stephan, the indefatigable chief of the Imperial postal system, has just concluded a treaty on a very liberal basis with Brazil, as well 0s a number of minor conventions, supplementary and otherwise-all of which were approved. That which ...