... The Mon iter states that the Comte de Chambord is about to issue a mani- festo, and that he has summoned the Duc de la Rochefoucauld-Bisaccia, with IMM. Ernoul, La Bouillerie, and Lucien Brun, to Frohsdorf, to consult them on the subject. It is stated in a Reuter's telegram from Paris that the bestowal of the Cross of the Legion of Honour upon M. Chauffard, jun., by M. de Cumont, Minister of ...

... THE GERAIAN VITTA GE. IV.-LJEBURAUENMrILCH: WINES OF THE BERGSTRASSE. HEIDELBERG, O1. 26, AT the tables-d'hote of the Rhine hotels it constantly happens that the tourist, more or less ignorant of the wines and bewildered by the array ot names that figure on the wine-carte, resorts to afiasche of Liebfrauenmilch- the ?? eii2 of Rhenish Hessia. The attraction evidently lies in the name, which, ...

... Chid ebtenitn' ote#. THE POPE AND MR. GLADSTONE. The Roman correspondent of the iimes telegraphs :-The Osser-0are jRelaw,' is officially authorized to deny the authenticity of a speech attributed to the Pope in the Daily News telegram of the i ith inst. If his Holiness feels consolation in recent conversions, nevertheless it is false that he pronounced any such discourse as reported. On the ...

... Itltbea witid -(f-bttTiTT,%l!d THE CUBAN INSURRECTION. (REUTa'S TELEGRaM.) NEW YORK, NOV. 14.-Accoiding to Cuban advices received here, the insurgents have captured and burned the town of San Gerbiimo, killing the garrison, which numbered 200 men. The village of Mayari, in Cuba, has been cestroycd by an inundation. ?? REPORTED CONSPIRACY IN RUSSIA. (FROM THE DAILY TELEGRAPH.) BERLIN, Nov. 13 ...

... fg :i~hforSeedleywa.dinp lace I init: betv at t Wei 'ft. WiL slyI tielt etan tee, Eles bi Lib ten da3 ted iond :on. rds Wt w Aiv~d, Mt ulin I L'hyAdo tol5odufjh has been 0,'-'ectL r 0ddwtha Wedalesday,,tht 'P0l- tio is 0 con I 3, adlet0,°det~onte. t rhcotslY IlN .Brougm~hiiht, ~oan t R fi rc 60csrva vatve). Mr. Johnson, s o Rodwowasthe Liberae caui-ea soni. u whichwascontested ontext day, daI ...

... TE; VATICA . DEOREES. ROME AND OXFORD. The Times publishes the subjoied'ecorreapoudence, whioh has a signiflcant bearing on the controversy raised'by Mr. Gladstone's pamphlet Birmingham,'Oot. 26, 1874. My Lord-'-One of my ions who has been a member of New College, Oxford for the last two years, and, having passed in honours at Moderations, was 'reading for honours in the final schools, has ...

... TELEGRAPHIC DEWT I ITALy., Signor Minghetti will submit theestimate 1876 to the Chamber of Deputies to.mora for A bill bearing 106 signatres of meibe w Left has been laid before the Chambe of thO to bestow upon Garibaldi a national ?? £4,000 a year. otat0 of The House will receive the reporb ...

... BIDEFORD.-Whilet Mr. Jeffry, of Monleigh Mills, in, and his wife, were attending market last week, theiryoungest en boy who wae left in cbarge of the elder children, strayed ale away and on the return of the parents ?? market the child - 'Wae nowhere to be found. Atixiouse eeareh wes moade all H nigh fo im nd at daylight the poor child was found th drowned in the mill pond. Two bruises were on ...

... The anniversary dinner of the benefactors, subscribers, cc and friends of this usiefiol institution was held at the ol Northernhay Room, Northernbhay-street, on Monday. W About a hundred gentlemen sat down to a sumptuous repast h( provided by Mr. A. Gunn, of South-Btreet. The President si- of the Institution' (Mr. 3. W. Walrouid) occupied The chair, of and amongst those present were the Mayor ...

... MINING. ENTERPRISE IN THE SOUTH STAFFORDSIPiME COALFILLD. Whhere does the celebrated seam of thick coal terminate in the south of the coaIlield, is a question that remains yet to be solved. The trial sinking at W1rassell Grove, although a failure, hns been of service in denmonstrating that the site selected for the shaf ts was within the adihitted area of the coal district, but that the ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. U /ettes-g jilztinskd tror piee'atichon IbustC oe arcomnpanied ba dhe nstate and addrsss of the writer, net ntegstsnwly for nt'dicetion. &Ut for Viee snforenaton of the Echtor. Corr's-7oatnsas 41io act any sptciaC vatur uepon theser con 2 ueicatiosene utset teen Co IBt orft'ssm, as w2e cannot sender. tus to ,_tLura ?t't5z185' contbfhutions. C'iifden.--lee. J. H. H ...

... MINERS' NATIONAL CONFERENOE. Thesittings of the Conference were resumed on Satur- day morning, at the Miners' Hall, Barnalpy, under the presidency of Mr. McDonald, M.P. e Only a limited num- ber of delegates were present, some having been obliged to leave in order to get home that night. Tiei FEAstFUL EXPLOSION AT RAWMvARSH1 COLarEsY. -On the President taking the chair, Mr. Normensell said the ...