... THE SiZURoE OF GUNPOWDER AND PImEWOXS AT CAMDEN TOWN. Mr. Henry Francis Drielte, fireworlt manufac- ic! turer, carrying on business at 75, Baylian-street, Camdlen Town, appearedl at the -Clerkenwoll Police-court, yeeter- Iday, to answer six summonses which had been taken. out against him-I, for having on the 14th no.4 10th nit, un- lawfully kept in a place not licensed foi- the pinxposs fire- ...

... GENIERAL FOHEI.UGN NEWS. O'IJOUll IREUTR'S AC5GWO1) THE PARIS BOU1SEE. PARIS, Nov. 9. The Bourse has been heavy in consequence of lower prices from abroad. The Three per Cent. Rlentes left off at 62.07, or about the same as on Saturday, and the Five per Cents. at 98.67, or 1Cc. lower. Foeiign stocks have not materially altered. The exchange on London has risen to 26.14J. PARIS, Nov. 0, 10 P.r. ...

... MIR. BAXTER, M.P., AT DUNDEE. Last evening the Rtight Hon. W. E. Baxter, M.P. for the Montrose Burghs, addressed a crowded meeting of the working-men of Dundee ou the subject of ,,Free Italyv.' Mr. Baxter gave a long and interesting account of hsis travals in that country, and went on to say -I was rejoiced and not surprisied to find that of all British statesmen, living or dead, there is no ...

... COURSING AT NEWMARKET,.| (BY rELUXiiAPA.) af cri05 ou0 risx cOnsiEs'ONDSNT.) vi -NEWMAlu:ET, TiruiasDA- Nionr.u Newmarlcet during a coursing week iii no re- spects resembles the Newmarket of a race week. 11 Quietude reigns in its station-yard, It is chiefly te the southern division of coursing men who put in a at an appearance at the Newmarket Meeting. The PC Lancashire burr i sslddou heard ...

... XOU10D ABOUT FRANCE I THE CRIMINAL CLASSES. 31urdere are three times more ?? ip. .15anes than in England, assaults and robbeties. with violence about twice as numerous, t1xefts are ,uch the samue in the two countries; in France the number of criaunials under the surveillance of tue police must be reckoned as at least ten ?? bigher than the number in Englaud, and yet the French are troubled ...

... ZINA4L , TD A. 4! 4T ' I . _ ?? :i ) - ?? - ?? ov. lb Pjstioms Lavd been a forwarded to the Adairalt Efromr the 'we eswiu. Oo~nettei~lwith tm& arly eveardeopetment at .G thaza doeyard, an which thq potitiouersvtolpt opt for the. information of the Boud tbe alleged 'gietia reeeuder lhiaehth y-oi ider trbey stack. fbe prineotl g'levoeo coaplalbed of b'thbe aati- onis is teimatter of wages, the ...

... CRYSTAL PALACE. Taos Dir, at 8, Sheridan ?? Comoedy, THE HUNCH- BA C I. Mr. Creawick, M Iessrs. . H. :.Vernoaton, R}ylusseell, l abOatht, 8taadlng, and C. Wyndhamn; Mise owis elove Woard THEATRE ROYAL, CO r.OA DE6 J'ROM EIN4AE C NCBTt. Under the direction of essrs. A. and 8..Gattl. 'Taxs EvaENI o, at 8, madrme Lemuxens-Sherringteiu, Hr..Wil- focMorgarn, MPearson, Mr. Hughes, Mr. Toung, and M r ...

... PROMIOTION IN THE ARMY. I The followin-g Varrank eanthis Eubjeet isipub- fished iii last night's Uactd:', VICTO.IA, 1B. ?? Victoria, by the GIrace of od of! tlre United Kingdom . rf Groat Britain rind Irelaud, Queen, Defendor of the Ziaith .:-To our rilglt trusty nud well-balovedl Counnillelr, t James Plaisted, Baroll Polizauce our right trusty akd ivell-biloved Couticollor, Jointr Someraet, ...

... (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 ...

... |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 ...

... 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. ...