... THE GARDEN.-By Mn. WiLuAm EARLEy. SEASONABLE GARDENING FOR THE WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 14. The chief anxiety in regard to all' plants or cool plant structures, pits} and other make-shift contrivances, wherein tender icnds of plants are wintered, 'ill now, and for the next month or two, be to maintain them secure and intact against damp and its consequent dying or damping (rotting) off ...

... of$ CONTWMPORARIES. OF OLANGALT ?? Times ob- 3o%&t it Is unfortunate that just when we have °rfv take upon olves the care of FUIj we obve* we red upon us the conviction that there ?? la etrhed miscarriage of government and As be50 a country already under our control as a f Da la 0 sbout two years since the Adminis- orcalon Iwasled to suspect the loyalty and rati°° 0* ofa chief living just ...

... TO eORRESPONDENTS. | Owlngtotbe number of lrerssyecived it isimpssiletogeve the answers in the currentrweetk. We eaneot undertake to return :BS. or to send awers by pesLt- J. T.-Yon are not bound to repair the roof. You can sue the landlord for any damage you sustain by reason of his not having doue so. L. B.-l. The goods cannot be taken in execution.-2 No. AsM,-You can place the money on ...

... DISESTABLISHMENT AND DISENDOW- - I MENT. . -Disendowment and disestablishment were discussed at the conference'of the Liberation Society held at Manchester on WeLnesday last. The tone of the discussion was anti- quated; and was justified by what was rather than what is. But the line of -argma'ent adopted by Mr. Miall was nxot many weks' old. It was derived ?? the recent experiences of Mr. ...

... PROCESSION TO WESTMINSTER, On Monday Alderman David Henry Stone, the lord Mayor Elect for the Oity of London, went in We from Guildhall to Westminster to be pre- rented to the Barons of the Exchequer, in accordance with ancent oustom on the 9th of November-Lord fayor's Day. For the time of year the weather was P ncent, and the Ehow,' was the longest that c been seen for some years; but ...

... The whole of the 12 Cabinet Ministers were presentI at the first council of the recess, which was held oh Tuesday. mneeting was held at the Town hall, Haclney, on Tuesday evening, at which it was resolved to establish a Liberal club, and it was stated that suit. able premises had already beensecisred in Mare-street, During the recent visit of the Duke of E~dinbur Is to Liverpool and Birkenhead ...

... LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. PAUL PRY IN THE lHURsaES. The excitement raised by Mr. Gladstone's expostulation is not vet ended. He has cast his line in very troubled waters; and it is difficult to say what he will land. As a political leader he has done himself lasting in- jury. The Catholics will be friends with him no longer. tot only do Archbishop Manning and Monsignor Capel convict him ...

... I PRINCE BISMkRCK AT HOME. | Prince Bismarok has passed the culminating point of his fame, and we may safely regard the arrest of Count Arnim as his first step downwards. In the heat and splendpur of the German military successes, his countrymen found it impossible to believe that the Great Chancellor could possibly be in the wrong on any political question. He was to them a heaven-gifted ...

... FOREIGN IXTELLIGENOE. ?? FRANCE-The number of municipal councillors elected on Sunday throughout Prance exceeds 428,000. General Ducrot. who commands the army corps of the Centre- issued an order requiring the rmilitary authorities to arrangel with the civil autho- rities for' forcibly repressig any disturbances that might occur before or during the elections. The Minister of the Interior has ...

... I In explanation of the telegram received two weeks ago relating to the expedition of Colonel Gordon, the following has been received from the New York Herald correspondent at Khartoum:- Lieut.-colonel Long was sent from Gondokoro to the Court of Mteea. King of Uganda, a district on the shores of Lake Victoria. Two Egyptian soldiers alone accompanied him, and the journey, though difficult, ...

... I THE QUEEN A NDNY A7'- an Q-Inat +1.E --sl I- -e - I .n znuniay the usual half-yearly serv Of Sacrament of the Lord's sup ceef Crathsie church. Her M3fajesetyte Wa nplend in and the ladies and gentleme' Princ Beatetice were present. In the Ao the le minister of the parish preached auinstA, SeePhSI, from. the words in Isaa- 0 etiveeer t]irstcth, come ye to the ?? 'At t oe tbat discourse her ...

... IREA!. i The appointment of the Earl of Eandon as Lord- Lieutenant of. Cork appeared in the Dab-in Gazette of Tuesday nikhdt. A marriage was solemnised on Tuesday in the Catholic church of Ennis, which has caused consider rable amusement, combined with astonishment. The bridegroom stands 3ft. 4in, is aged 35 years, and weighs 6st. The bride stands ft. 10in, is said to be about his own age, ...