... -= LoRD yoR: DAY, nvmified d next will see the recurrence, in a imunut. or tbat yearly pageant which has survived 'j that wasl real in civic stateliness and grandeur. gor msore than three decades there has been a signi- Irut waveinag in the observance of those old forms bend eymolisms which were, till near upon the he of the present century, an integral part of 'g(1dfiayor's show. The ...

... - THE LIBERATION CONFERENCF. On Wednesday a conf erenc in connectin with th3 Soviety for the Liberation of Pieligion from Stato patronage and control was opened in thie Memorial hall, Manchester. Mr. Hugh Mason presided. The Chairman said they did not desire to destroy the Episcopal church of this country, but wished to purify and strengthen that church by, liberating it from the fetters of ...

... ITe DUKE AND DUCTMS OF EDINBURGH. On Wednesday the Duke and Duchess of Edin- burgh left Buckingham palace for Eastwell-park, Kent. The infant prince was in charge of the head nurse, and travelled with his royal parents-the saloon carriage being adorned with flowrers. The people of Aehford, thrice disappointed, were in no wise discouraged by the former unavoidable postponements of the royal ...

... FRANCE.-Three elections took place on Sunday last. M. Parsy (Revablican) was successful in the Nord, having obtained 123,347 votes. hi. Fidvet, his Bonapartist eompetitor, had 102,584 votes. The Due de Mouchy (Bonapartist) was returned in the Oise by 5%,854 votes. M. Rouselle, the Radical candidate, obtained 19,167, and i. Levavasseur (Moderate Re- publican) 18,816 votes. Thefolowing was the ...

... On Wednesday afternoon MIr. Bedford held an In- quest at the Mouse of Correction, Tothill-fields, Westminster, on the body of Elizabeth Watson, aged 28, a prisoner under sentence of penal servitude. It appeared, from the evidence of the chief clerk and several of the female warders of the prison, that the deceased woman was received at the prison on the 17th of December, 1872, having been ...

... IKPITOME OF PFOREIGNW AX -E~NERAL NEWO I -PUB SAn Ia I iskop Oj f Westmi out for Rome on Toesday afternoon Das HENRY ROO US, head o the L ea lishing firm at Leipsic, died there ond, was boin at Amsterdam in 1804 l Y. EQ HER MAJESTY s ship Challe Kong on the 16th it., savlngeriarrived at la 5 voyage. AU hands well, ba ee ceeft THE cable which was broken between Gusma and the English coast ...

... THE, CAP'TURE OF NANA SAHIB. io BAY, October 25:-The Times of India states that Nana Sahib wrote to Scindia as follows:-I Since the events of 1857 I have been a miserable wanderer. My strength is now exhausted. I come to you a suppliant for protection. You can kill me or save me.' The Nana and his brother Bala were disguised as religious mendicants. They were brought to the palace and ...

... Although the monthly returns just issued show that we, have now some 37,000 fewer paupers receiving reliM thanwe had this time last year, the numnbers who, in the fighk, of life, remain helpless on our hands still reach the frightful total of 720,667. Of these how mny are children-as surely doomed to be- come paupers and the parents of paupers in their turn, unless wve mend our way of treating ...

... I TIHE SUPPOSED NANA SAHIB. I The Times correspondent, writing from Morar, on October 30, sends the following account of the arrest of the Nana as giveni n one of the Indian papers. It is stated (and this is on the authority of Captain Pearson, the Deputy-assistant Quartermaster- general here) that- A letter was brought to the Maharajah Scindia, written by a moonshee in the service of the ...

... P1BLIS8ED ON SUNDAY MORNING, CON'TNING T-THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE OF THE WEEK POSTSCRIP T. LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OFFICE, S5ATURPAT NIGHT. LATEST ELECTRIC., NEWS. (TEMOUGH REurUE'S AGENCY-) PRANIB AND SPAIN. BAYONNE, Saturday. The Freneh steamer Pionnier, of Bordeaux, when near Cape Mlachicaco, on the evening of the 26th nit., received several musket shots from the Spanish despatch boat, ...

... ?-TBZ QuLTN AND: ROYAL FAMILY. i.^ ?? m t~v in the %vine worship was conaeuctcua priv.-y- paste at B5almoral on Sunday morning by the Rev. Csampbel, minister of the parish. Her Majesty, the Princess Beatrice, and the ladies and gentlemen of the household attended. The Queen is expected to arrive at Windsor-castle ?? this (Saturday} morning On Monday l deputation of ladies, leaded by the [Oen ...

... EPITOME OF FOREIGN A GEXE i ?? Thml,. n l f rn,1-4-i4 1 _i I - - ITHm Lanme at Uoniiaughtwill leave EnglanC in January on a tour in the Holy Land~D~~ early A REmaNl of crime in the United Statefor t past year shows no less than '2,500honmicidee th fibo out the U~nion. li ArvIcEs from Mexicoannouncethatthehed* Congress has passed a constitutional law aornth creation of a Senate. f ACCORDING ...