... . ?? . /I EJ~l2CTIONS IN THE UNITED ST~lE,$ ELECTIONS IN THLE INITED STATES . tZ'IOU VUn OWN CORRESPONDENT.) EiW YORK, Xqv. 4. The returns of yesterday's ?? fill t he whole country with astonishment. Althoug.h it has been clear for the past. ten days or more that tlbo Opposition would inakzo large gains, the most sanguine Democrats did not anticipate such a sweeping victory. They have carried ...

... I~~ . I ' (MRTUoH U tTBR!'SAGENCar.) GERMAN EWS..' BERLIN, Nov. 14. In to-day's sitting of the Eeichstag, the Bill for the protcc~ion of trade mjrks was read a third time, with but fe* and uniniportant modifldations of the original Bill. nho Houoe then conmmenced the debate upon the third reading of the Imperial order respecting the official lna guagsetotbe used by the German tribunals and ...

... - .I3~ffR.7) ?? R, . . , ?? , I ff~lUr~lq. I I B23hGHU AAfi Xoi. 14. he bardware trades 9,f BiTmingham are notp at the Aetntiino, P5Xtioularly active, nor does there seem any great ?? improvement during the presoat quarter. , The ecllery trado is at present dull and thO leetko-plato tradfo' og to the bigh price of nickel, la rather depresitd. Gas tabes Lod SttinItsare in fair demand, in other ...

... PAPAL INFALLIBILITY IN ENGLLND. Thi Romitan Catholic clergy read the followinq notico at HigLh Mass, and at the Evening Sorvice yeoteorday: Dear Children in Jesus Christ,-T. On Suiday, the °Sth of Ausust, IS,0, the following Letter from his Emiineuce Cardinil Antonelli was read by our order iii all Clhurches of this Diocese: Ii omie, August 11, tISl. It has been made known to tille loly tee ...

... - age 7~..1'k§>1¢w\ - IF SIA . i I - I - j ' ' . t . ?? a ;.s . 1..- ?? . ?? - The progoutiqu recently 6et pn foot against ti certain ?? ?? U ' 0en4jnaswll>w~l nh 1fl toX unnderptauid ;,q ?? ']3e45L P?05P I5 lbeenL EO ver y eiaro ~hpes s Ng IW opn1n @- ei the Arini ?? the' reasZ of t~iis0ien flt th t* new ,P~ress Zj&,W6' ppa Qq}verbp~tt9 clflll up il an offesv~ewiourpal wltbopb eeirenony. ...

... GE.NERAL FOREIGSN NEWS. I . I .(TusaoUGou 1O5VWF.E S Ab52WY.) ARRIVAL OF EARL GRANVILLE AT d VENICE, Nov. 4. Earl Oranville has larrived hore. CHURCH AND STATE IN PRUSSIA. t POS4N, Nov. 4. ( Dean Rzezniewski, who excommunicated Father a Kuboczak, of Xioua; for accepting a living from a secular r patroa without asking for the consent of the Posen Bishop ( and Chapter, -was atrested to-dayoa a ...

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... 7ILIE COURT. WINDSOR CASTLE, Nov. 24. t; The Queen, accompanied by 'Princess Beatrice, j arived at the Castle shortly alter six o'clock yesterday ' evening from Backingham Palace. I In attendance were the Dowager Duchess of Athole and t] the Equerries in Waiting. a Her Majesty and Princess Beatrice walked and drove this morning, attended by the Marol .oslesa of Ely. IViscount Hawardon and ...

... ROt BOUT FRANOR Ir 'BENCH AND BAR. The FrenohLaaw Courts have just been reopened after the long vacation. In Paris the six score or so of judges who constitute the Court of Cassa- tion, the eight Chambers of First Instance (civil and criminal), the Court of Audits and the Tribunal of Commerce, haye trooped together to attend Mass in the chapel of the Holy Spirit, robed all of them in scarlet ...

... NAVAL AND MILIT'ARY. I WOOLVICH, Nov. 26. Thnis raorroir the steamship Blizabeth Martin, Captain Dunean, sailed norm tho Iloyal Arsenal ior the Cape of fiood 3Ione, with about 020 ofer ridmen of the 13th, 4th,and other rercoizcts. Thethip,xvrihtihaseoitOeirily fitted this time bast eon the iold Coast derisg the Ashautee war, hta bcehonsidesablyaltered oo 'ao the better to adapt her for a tra ...

... I..,Ment OD E VATICAN ?? £.; t 1tsas ~uq~'tsMthd a pamphlet by Mr. Gladstone, which be read with interest 'by nll clases of E3nglishmej. but which will cer- tainly excite unusual attention among Romn Cathoics all over the wqrld It ,ientiatitled The VAtican 'Deer'es in thbe' neangg on Civil Allegiance, andMr. Gladstone describes it ns a political e-ttilauop1,; It 1i ' ezt604* tioF ...