... ?? ta 'bN ARdAM8O I Last eveningS' 'Th-M¶ie6tiiift f support of the Pernpipsive Bill Wu 40eld it the T6wn Hall Birnsingla'm; Mfr A_ ,Bnci presidi4g Sjr Wilirid lawson, MoPf addr ss6& the meeting at tome length' in' uppor a rcsolutior calling upon -Parliament to deal with the gviln arising -#om tho liquor trafte, or permit I to do So 'for themselves. He asid we luad Les9 pretty often lately ...

... =CILITARY MORALS. TO THE.RDITit OV Tn DAILfY NZWS.( Sr,,-Nearly ten years of continuous and exclusive work among soldiers of abl arms and ranks, at hiomoc and abroad, must bo my excuse for having an opinion on thS moraleoef OU1 army, and for sending you a proposal which, if cerricdout,woald be, If ancy, a cuec for mnoro than ono of its diseases. As vou hae j ustly remarlccd the Government does ...

... I LATE T TELEOAKSP I DBATES IN TEE GERMAN PARLIA- MENT. ?? BISMARCK ON THE ARNIM CASE. h (WawuGz IMS a A03NOO.) by BERLIN, Nov. 21. SC: In to-day's sitting of the German ParlisMnIt, Herr Von Forekenbeck announced his acceptance of the post of President, to which he bad been re-elected. In reply to a questianr of Herr Winterer respect- ing the conduct of the authorities in Alsace- Lorraine ...

... I PuBI. T O ON PUBTIC AJFITRS 3MB. S1.. READ, ?? AT DIBS. (Iv 030.XG3005) DISS, FRuDL' IlVutNWO. lMr. C. S. Read, M.P., Red Sir Rt. J. Buxton, M.P., addroeosd their constituents0 at Dios, Norfolk, to-day. Mir. llosd, in responding to the toast of his Imalth,tsaid twolvo montbs hadeopd sinco hoe had lost thou soune moost Unospected ovoats bad eceerrod. A novoeal olection had takon piato, and ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THE LATE DISASTER ON THE ?? ?? _ (BY UZZORLM) GREENoCEj, Mosny NaloEr ?? funerail of five of the unfortunate run Who erished in the sad disaotcr wvish bfell the f cat, ei H. S. Aurora on Thursday night took place to,.ro. Their names were James Sharp, chief einaeera ti of Davonport, Who died after being taie OU't ofe water; Frederick Morgan, guncrPmte, a native ot Plymouth; who at first wos ...

... CRYSTAL PALACE. TinIe DAY, at 3, Goldsmith's Comedy, SEE STOOPS TO CONQUER. Messrs. C. Wyndhaim, It. R. Tecedale, W. 11. Stephens, and Lionel Brougis; Misses U. Duverouy, Eliza =oiling, and Ella Terry. THEATRE IOYAL, COVENT GARDEN. PROMRIs'AJ.JE CONCEltTS. Under the directien of AMessrs. . an d S. Gatti. Tmls BvsLxNo, at 8, Miss Rose Hersee, Mr. Pearson, Mr. Wililrd Uorgau, Mrd. Young, Mr. J. ...

... 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 ...