... GENERAL FOREIGNq NEWS. (TMROUGH RHUThD.! AGIOY .) THE BANK OF PRUSSIA. RISE IN THE RATE OF DISCOUNT. t BERLIN, Nov. 23. The Bank of Prussia han raised its rate of discount to 6 per cent., and the rate of interest for advances to 7 per cent. THE BERLIN BOURSE. BERLIN, Nov. 23. The rise in the rate of discount having been rather eX- pected, the Bourse was little influenced, and the decline in ...

... I ZifAAL AND MILITArY. r I . I . W11mOm List uve O&SE2TE.) WA3 OJVICE, PAw.LXATLT, Nov. I& .S Regiment of Draoon GUords-Lieun(WntZuiKerrAny A ?? to e captain, vico E. V. Brooke regred. 66:;Dmagoo Gu s-lia ienacnt Thomas Henry ateell to be , ?? co F. .Batrnyoung Otied. RusoavaIleutemAt-Coldn 'Jobn rpt retire fromn ths Service, reosdi the value of his commiction. 11th Hussa'- eutenen% Kfildaro ...

... I M. , GLADSTOE_ IIIMR.. (dfiADSTONE'S PAMP eT ANOTHER LETTER 1 FROM AROHDIBROP / ,. h MANNING. We are indebted to the courtesy of Mr. ,Jamhbe( Gordon Bennett for a oipy of the following' ltter addressed, by the Archbishop of Westmainster' to the Editor of the New York Herald: ' Dear Slr,'-In answer to your question as to my state-' .nmnt ab~out the Vatican Council I reply aqzfollows:-J ...

... FOABIGN A(AiLL QsrnxeTowir, Nov. 27.-ThesWhite Star United Staten mail stenmer Ocenaic, from Liverpool, arrived hero at p,2da.rn, to-day, and hoeing emba~rkted passengers and deopatehes, she lbroceeded for New ToW k at 10 al.m ourir,.eroN, Nov. 27.-Th Neth German Llovd eteamnbip Obio, Crptaom Sehrrleeberg, fram Bnrttimorr, arrivei h her -at; ten a~m. to-dary, en routa to Ilcomnen, with a ...

... I PUBLI( MAEN ON PUBLIC AFFAIRS, Mr. Samuelson, M.P., was present at thb dinner of tho Banbury Clianlter of Atr'celturo last nisht and in reply to the toast of his health, mi'l that as eine isloyer ot labour of var-ous dacersitiones, his cs-c Was thsst the lowest Plriced labour wvas no- thle ch-'ets-t He said this in order to imiprcss upon thornu his belil 'that the amount of ?? ?? patid was ...

... . .. . . :I Y6uif London in its bu6yat ,tregd amazingly enjoyed the Lord Mayor s hov of yesterday, but the patriarchal Cockney, hea-vily handicapped with the pleasures of menrqry,'shoso} his head and mourned. ?? him' the whlole' busi- ness 6pelt Ichabod. Probably, at least so he' deelatod, he would not have come forth to teo the 1 sight at all had there not been, rightly or wrngl', 1 ...

... 1' - ! ta- 'VIGO, NoV. 16. Part of tbe Channel Pe eoa3i* ,gqf the Ag 2et 'Northumaberlan, Tiumph, aa sistac, dropped ianhorheratthree ?? thiB' t OOR. Aiabt saluted thef fort. The PoAnameb bah beenhere snuo, the ?? iust., THE PARIS BOYRSBE. PARIS, Nov.,17. The Bourse opened Rat, but olosedirrer. The Three per Cent RBntes left off at 61,40, or lod., and the Five per Cent. at 98.10, or 6e., ...

... PEVER EPIEMIO AT DAlWEN. On Saturday morning a special meeting of the Darwen Local Board was held in the Board-room to re. ceive the report of Mr. Henry Stevens, M.D., who bad been appointed by the Local Government Board to inves. tigate the cause of the fever epidemic now ?? i UtAa town. Mr. Snape occupied the chair, and the public were admitted to tho meeting. Dr. Stevens said thatin Darven ...

... -MAN TR ?? 0! } I J, - B- It 'd O D E 1 g a cone~ ~ Jaj Mancheetor Unity ?? R *utt~ thdter ei iapteT m6'twitresc tath Of ps.hp the 5*01ie8~Irt;* Ag~piepicieg' 9 rpsa d tb~t~nty. Th lbarmain Was ordbyIqddc. Oi ~ asvenadisli and Sir Matthew'Wi: ,H '1atI s-d r,P 9]9 ~ i for:the,* 4ivisjon, Gred 'Lld W bse eni 'iela' estersa: Hiohfiss; lansmgagaddvs rc¶ c of tbo, uzity. 'A lottef! *isrodfriA i ...

... I PU.BLIC. NEN ON PUBLIO AFFAIRS. I .i I . I I . ~ I . I M1r, Thomson Hankey, V.P. for Petarborough, wIs. present on Tuesday evening at the annual dinner of the Wrotham Agricltural Assooiation, and responded to the ton4 ,df +'he County Members and the House of Connonees. He said it was now moro thnn twenty yoers ate lhe- 'enterd 'Parlisimerft, and he had had some opr portunity of njudging ...

... (Co0 TUB otoraT cmOt=LA.) BUCKINGHAM PALACE, Nov. 23. The Queen, accompanied by Princess Beatrice, left Windsor this moroing for London. Her Majesty traveled by a special train on tho Great Western Railway to Paidington, and drove thence to Buckingham Palace, escorted by a detachment of the 2nd Life Guards. Hor Majesty arrived at tho Palace at half-past ten a.m. The Queen was received by tho ...

... | GENERAL FOREIGN .NEWS. | (TMMu1as IMUTE' WAGENCO.) FRANOE AND ROUMANIA. PARIS, Nov. 2. There is no foundation for the statement recently made by a London newspaper that the French Government bus supported the claim of Roomania to conclude commercial arrangements independently of the Porte. THE PORTE AND ROUMANIA. VIENNA, Nov. 2, EvnNIax. It is confidently expected in official quarters that ...