... IRELNID. EXTRAORDINARY PROPQEEDINGS AT THE tl COLLEGE RISTORICAL SOCIETY. tt * (s? 15M'H.) ti cpHlOM OUR OWN COA rsPONDRNr,) W * DUBLIN, WEDNcESDAY NIGHT. WV At the inaugural iueeting of the College His, w torinal $ociety to-night there was a great disturbance. Sl 'there woas a large attendance in anticipation of this, as it is was known t4at the undergraduates were likely to eause w ...

... LATEST TELEGRAMS I I' I ,- RI R tESULT OF THE FRENCH ELECTIONS. TI gaur ~ c~ 5ys? ~ nXrneP.) (.ox OUR OW O' nI55PO=TDD84T.) PARIS, MoNwDAz NscnRT. The definitive returns of yesterday's elections confirm the views expressed last night. The Republicans have been victorious by large ha majorities in the Nord and the Wine., But it ge was only in CompiOgne, Beauvais, and some other ho towns, that ...

... GERNRALU FOR WIG NE WVS. ' ,, , . . I} , .. I I. (*omougra ?? ,ian'e AGENCY.) . : Ii ?? TEE PARIS BOURSE.; .. PA'IS,; Nov.'4. The Bouree hos been weak fof lronorh futds,! tbe Thre' per Cent. itentes clositng at o172, or 7Ioc,' dud,'tho Fivo per Cents, at 98.17, or i2fl. lower than -esteru' t day. ltalias and1 Tutllsh: wereo fiat; Lomlbards, lor1. 'f ever, advauced; other f*reign, stocke elhoxw ...

... 41, OcHOOL ?IDINGL A SOHOOti 4 ; ?? A meetiag of the members of the oodety of Ats'ae eda h om in John-street, Adeiphayes- eday evening, to list~en to Is papr by Mr. T. ]? oger Smith ona ':SchbolBuildipngsand School -Fitting. Thei QbiWahtak:' by Sir CharlesllRee, the chairmanaof the tonkou4'0d1l'BBoard, tho 'n commencing the proceed- m~gosathapasssit of the EementerElooation Act of ...

... . SmuTIALt COOPEBA0i. [lX T,. Xis, evensng .a .neeting jwa hoeld i the6 Towni ?? Hc4llto~pe;pintlin,p~iuoiples ?? co-operatioua 0 !The Mayor ; Brt, gbB n (Mz Joseph:.ChainberlAinu : ;ocqpp4e . e~i, thoe audience ?? o.f working mex,4, .Lettera of apology'for non-attenduahce iwo roiyea~ou~i>,ofegaoz iFaoett:3MLP 3i. ?? * 82.,D z5 The, ...

... THEF; CJIVIL WAR IN SPAIN. (rnofi ounr c srcit ConT sPonDNT.) MADRED, Our. 31. The arrival of General Laserna at Madrid at tho tuoinent that ftho nows of his combined movo- ?? Ivttli ULioral Moriones on Pamplona was oiuilug aiixiotisly awaited; has not tended to in- Crease public ?? in a vigorous prosocution 'f tho war, so invariably promised by every M\inistry vhich comes into power. The same ...

... IT pLORD YOPS DiY. _ - _ THE ORDER OF PROCESSION. The following is the official programme of the Lord Mayor's procession on Monday next: Baud of the Gronadier Guardr. B Band of the London Ritle Brigado. Tn wORSTIU'FBL COMPANY OF aOfltiRS. Watermes, with favours of the Colours of the Company, bearing the following Baulners: Roval Standard. Union Jack. Banner o the City of London. Banner of St. ...

... |BANKING QUESTION IN GERMANY. punS ot IR ;? s~~nh ?? NI sOW E5PONDEN1i.) BE 1LUN, Nov. 17. i The debate over the Bank, or rather Banking Bill, yesterday, was noteworthy in several parti- I culars. In the first place it brought to light more 1 clearly perhaps than ever before the singular form, not to say singular idea, of Ministerial re- sponsibility which prevails in the Imperial Chancellery. ...

... COUNT APIMIM'S RELEASE. (rILOUf AN OCCASIONAL; CORRIESPONOENT.) BERIIN, Ocr. 30. The circanstances attending the release of Count Aruim frons the Hospital of La Chrarit6 at Berlin siay be related on trustworthy authority Z4,, feilows As oor th0eeo ming. eudgn nd the public prosecutor had returned from Paris, and, indeed, almost directly they arrived there, it appeared tolerably clear to those ...

... (TZpRuGz BTW0T S AGrNcY.) THE BANK OF FIbANCE. of heB o PARS,-Nov. 12. The return of the Bank of Franefor the week ending to-day shows the following changes, as compared with the previobs awcount :-Increas : Private deposits, 10,794,000 frTs; csh in hand, 6,6656000 rS, bills dis-; counted, 3,944,000 fr3. Decrease: Advances, S,49',000 fr., notes in circulation, 3,430,000 frs.; Treasury balance ...

... LETTER FROM PRESIDENT GRAM. The Cianciinati Gazette of the 30th ult. publishes a letter from President Grant, preceded by the fol- lowing explanations :, In 1872, whein'it was found that Grant would be re- nominated, the report was circulated that in view of the many groundless roports as to his seeking the nomlination, he would decline to be a candidate. So positive were the reports upon this ...

... (El'!It'M1lER COI.TERPY EXPLOSION NEAR ROTHllERHAM. Lose] or TWENTY-SIX LiVES. (1tT Ti.ELEiiAt'L) CMX OUtO OWIt' 001EMflitwttlse.) SHEITItLI), F'riDy NIanr. OIno of tiio.,eterrible explosions to which the ?? 1wt,t0,S1;ttii aisetop ectthnrlyblable occurred tilts t :id il t d~iatinare Colliery, situate about thiro( sail's fccii lwttctlleitisu. ThEO colliery tielenge ft, Messrs. 3. J. thairleos, ...