... I I DA A BRISTO: lI - I 1, . . 111 . _ , ~i I . I ;night, The, parentv a6cie&y snaet~es usual, at Colaton's ,Room Reds:i . rat1 lftot at g TO s- The political banjuOA` the Dolphin and the Anchor, weevery ll teser, ~ 44' he. , nenbks of fl~e fper AlO airU - Pona rvjttivco, ntst attO Y' -.a orm.,e,4L ?? milnetd ?? 4.e rt -ioA4, .u4Qr the. pa sdy f , Urrold ,:liry' ilee,awho was supported 8 bout ...

... GEENERAL FOREIGN NEWS. (TIBaOUGII UEUTEzR'S AGENCY.) THE BERLIN BOURSE. BERLIN, Nov. 7. The Bourse has been flat, specially for Lombards and Turkish Consols. Italiaus maintaiued yesterday's figure. Exchange on London, short, 3.16 higher. Nofeaturo in the open discount market. THE PARIS BOURSE. PARIS, Nov. 7. The Boarse has been heavy, the Three per Cent. Rentes cor account closing at 62.02, or ...

... Zbe BDatt 0# THEATRE ROAL, COVENT GARDEN. : ; ,- POOhtNA18E CONClsERTS. Under the direction of Meus. A, aud S. Gatti. Wil ferd Morgan. M~r.Young. Dfr.J. Levy, and HereMJosef Ciung'. FullOrchestraandahorue. Conduotor,M . 'Hrd. * THEATRlE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. . Sole Lessee end Mntager, F. B. Chattorton. Toas EvENIG at 6.40 NOJI0DY IN LONDON.-At 7.45, IC RCS Ev~a(],aDR~t03dgOz. MesreJ. Anderoon, W. ...

... I 1HE BOARDING -OUT OF PAUPER i I4LPRTIN. I ; A deputnation .of -tieo Natiojial Ooanmttee for Promotingthe Boarding-out of Pauper orhc s was re- ceived yesterday at the Local Government Ofdices, White- hallbythe Pight Hon. G. SokTArER-BOOTw5 M.P., the Precdent of the Board. The deputation, which was Ul- trodaced by Earl Dolawarr, eontisted of Mha. drcnoi l'eeke, Chairmau of the Committee, Slv ...

... THfE TURMSIT OF Au BMIfNI8OEP, O0. 28t After two days we have got some 76 miles Up the Wile, and I take the opportunity of a halt in our voyage to send a line to catch'the next Eng- lish mail, that is if the postal arrangements' do not break down, as is often the case 'when yeu get' to Upper Egypt. Before starting I paid nuotler visit to Captain Browne on the M qpittaz , and found his ...

... 41 'IO THE EDITOR OF TIHE DALY NEIMS. Sin,-The interesting article in your columns of the 2nd inst. on the subject of the Gresharn Lectures has not been without effect, as evidenced by the fact of ass unusual attendance at Mir. IHadley's latiu and English lectures on ?? Astronomy last evening. The Latin lecture opened shortly after six o'clock, with an audience of seven persons. AddlrCssing ...

... THEATRE ROYA, COVENT GARDEN. PROMhNA1)E CONCERTS. Under the direction of hressrs. A. ud S. Gatti. Tosls E8VHNIXO, at 8, MaDiane Siniso, Madlame Alveleben Miss Ros. H:erbei, M. Pearson, SIr; Hughes, Mr. Yoohg, Mr. xevy, . and Herr Josef Gung'!. FDo1 OrcOestra and Chores. Conductor, H. Eerve. TAEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE, Eole Lessee and Manager, F. B. Chattertgn. P'Ie Evzscs, at 6.46, NOBODY IN ...

... I srU1i(*1.iON ON IIN4. The fifth quarterly- donference of Oleristian Workers, whose ceptral office is at Mifldmay-park, weea to4-bt C.'Orieft4a~'WorkWr fi tbt aiame 0iten to af-n aliduece of pastors. and preachersegad ivro, wayls in the promotioa of the duties implied in theiratitle. The' nsetingt yerdty wits lxrgely attended both at' the. aftsraoon and esve'ning ei'ttingis, aend at the ...

... : THE NEW ARCTIO EXPEDITION. Since the publication of Mr. Disrari's latter to Sir Henry Rawlinson, intimating tbe intention of his Goverinment to send out an Arctic expedition, there have not bcen wanting afforts to import an unworthy admixture of party spirit into a ques- .tion which cannot in any sense be regarded as a party one. It has been froely advaneed that the Conservative Premnier han ...

... UTHEE: 1 noluO '' THE | I '~UNITED ~.STATES. I 0= 0a ow MM ?? .) NOW YORI, Oar. 21 A The Triennial Convention of tie Proti stantEpis- I copal Church has been unusually exciting; fortwoI subjects of debate have aiusen upon whiohl feling J runs high inside the Convention, and curiosityis ti lively among the outside public. The first, of .V course, is the question of Ritualism, more promi- t ...

... iE' O O 0 LONDON .! ier d 414' meeting of this their (v~ Ol TP es Embankment; Sir -1i, ?? 0 the Bhssd, presied. nIE AT.EGSD osrUToY 01P 'S=a=a OPF10AM. C The C( xnaRju-I think it well ftefor business iscntered t upon t potlc a qhrwc ab du agaiast the 'I Board i vlavby 35)3jlejXI addintb. That gentleman has I co'i4plained that the Board Hummoned a woman becaseea, z hweong fever in the house ...

... : TEMPERANCE, CONFER`NCE A'IV P _ MA. ESTfl . I *. Yesterday tuorniug Po two days' eonfereuce QfJ ?? miuistert of ail dsnorninations 'opeued in the Froe, Tisds THall l tachtr, to coasidor'thboquestion of igetespe . ?? Tho conferenco was called 'by the British -Tempe thea'4 League, a'd between 900 and 1,000 ministete i Yiai- their intention to be present;' Tho ;ReV. W; HayVeto',H Liverpool, ...