... I (P5501 OUR 0155 o~nB~sresenEVI,) DUBLIN, SATRDAYi EvEING. C) In the Court of Bankruptcy Ato-day Judge hI Miller resumed his Charge 'to thle jury in the case Of CracroftIv.jStustli, an action to compel the defendant to show cause why he should not lie adjudicated a bankrupt, n he having failedl to pay to the plaintiff a siam of 32,0004., cl the amounit of the 1djiferdecee'' on contracts ...

... IPUBLIC ME N ON PU.BLIG AFFAIRS. I I -- ?? - 9:~ ~ I. The OConor bosit 1.P. for Roseommon, hab ru addressed a meeting of his odastitueatsi his objeot being, kil he said, in accordaneo with a new custom now spriuginj Ye up in Ireland, to give them' obme accoun of hov le raa aeted in Parlianlnot as their fcpresentative duriiig the last session. A oonferenc6, he scid, had beeh hbld before thoe ...

... El,, V-1,15 T?M F RiOYAL, A ,~ ag Ar)corn i dng~t~ta j Acswof the planet- moi~CsA~y~9 rving hat ?? obe~ vt~n well with the Ven ?? ralq ~the tmansit were l idanded, Theres ?? ii abe th-hi-mudsoe ldn~ 4p itbth~t~rd? ?? tillm i 1~T~4ep1~~ r~ t-]hid' ha, berc~t jgde~tf~cigsof ( eqbdr obf butethe observations nd w ofi t~ Asceainipf p~kqrBX li,ii'os ¶te I Ksittw, witret oseadlois ,al1b ae yD ...

... THE EARL OF DERBY AND BRIGANDAGE IN5 SICILY0 TO THE EDITOlt 0F THE DnAIL NEWS. SiB,-I have just received from the Earl of 1 Derby the enclosed correspondence, in relation to the X brigandage in Sicily, which has recently attracted much i notice in this country. It furnishes a pleasing illustration 1I of the careful and prompt attention with which, as her I Majesty's Minister for Foreign ...

... FROM LASTX NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANKRUP2TS. (To ?? sENDRnR AT Tnl LONDON COURT.) ELLIS, ALInED, 3labkbam-place, Chelsea, Nov. 13, at 1l. (TO SURRENDERSAT THIEIRESPE.CTIVE DISTRICT COUSTS.) EARDLEY, EDIVARD, JosLius SPEAR, and ?? POINTON; Tun. stall, Staffordshire, earthenware manufaoturers, Nov. 16, at 11. HA.sWTHsORsN, CIAsLE.E:n HARRS, BOlton, talor, Nov. t6, at 11. HAY, LEivis RICIA.klRD, ...

... I> :.2~ ~ I F;PROX OD~UR ccim soa r9IrYaZ ott&- ; dthZ I - ?? t h the''r~ 'eeting:'or the. 6';on- 1iluiaa f an'pba otfonpin~i as Oa#ouAted atotunt~the, sntoderetd' ow - dn o dth wt g o~erapy ingf ticosovery *oli wt ch,'w 'leaving the Unvrit ezngt9World, hse eould nd ?? MOic ersd:rethat the r oatmwhb Mniversity, 4r om various jun sese hdi bee sifalure sed advocate .Ats et attteoor'tthes ofttho ...

... | 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 ...

... CaULTURAL EVQAL. *%rol OV T~a ID*=2 1=wa. k worth ulplnts p3DaTgeF ha4 een a Etts l~ss 1>s4 , and p little more careful in radipg my letter, be would not have m&d any mistakes as to lwhlat I aaidP Fad wm4 have helped us. bbttW to got at the qth, } ~ta~ted tj tfrwe vere IMO Upon .v4ch the lbouree got Ida,i oU these karms a Carter would have at least Ill. as4 harvot-iposly, npd aomatmes extra ...

... THE STROUD ELICTION PETITION. I - STROUD, Mo3mmv. The court for the trial of the petition against the retorn of Mr. Henry Robert Brand for the borough of Stroud was opened this morning in the large hall of the Subscription Cooms by Mr. Beron Pigott, the election judge. In less than twelve months there have been four elections for this borough. The counsel for the petitioners are fr. Hardinee ...