... CiUM DAILY ONTZXPOnAp.I.- ANOTHERS RErunLIcAx TRvTO-w IN FivANCF,.- The 'limes ?? Sonday las' the electii nn to the msuicipal couuloihi were held in every part of France except the capital. Theae conneils ferM cue of the most useful institutions of the country. In every consn une members arie chosen according to its . msnlatiaot, nid the great majority of these are rusics o( quint and simple ...

... THE POLAR EXP DITION. The first meeting oE tee fellows of the Geographial! Society after the inaugural address was held in the Hall of the London University, Bonlingion glrdens, when a large number of ladies and gentlomein, including Lieut. Payer, of the Anstrian Polar expedition, wore present. Sir Henry Rawlinson presided. The SECRETARY having read the names of the nev members, in number the ...

... AEn. GLADSTONE AND ARIBCDISHOP MTANXNG. Mr. Gladstone having published a work wherein be condemns the aggressive spirit of the Papacy, as evidenced bv the promulgation of the doctrine of the Pope's infal- libility, Archbishop Manning has published a reply. In Mir. Gladstone's work he thus categorically states his propositions:- 1st. That Rome has substitnted for the proud boast of senper ...

... PUBLIC MEN ON PURLIC ArLPMRS. On Monday the annal dinner of the Preston licensee victuallers was hold at the Castle Inn, under the presi- dency of the Solicitor.General. The Solicitor.General (Sir J. Holker), in proposing the toast of the evening, Prosperity to the Preston Licensed Victuallers' Association, referred to the importance of the trade, and said it bad a capital of 117 millions-a ...

... QAR DE N I NGi 1o0 THE WEEK TuEiATITNA 5 NOVEsxPE 7TH, BY MR. GLENNY. OUR WEEKLY CALENDAR. THEi IFLOWi GARDEirN. The weather that affects all out-door gardens troubles the window- eardeners hlt little. Thiey have opportiiuities olevater- leg, shading, washing, and coaxing their plants, which eutof- door gardenlers havos tint. The burning salt, the pelting 'rain, the te:aring winds, chilly ...

... rPnESENTATION OF TILE 3OnD MAYOR ZLECT2.s, , Mr. Alderman Stone, the Lord Mayor elect, was on Monday formally presf nted to the Lord Chancellor, at his lordship's residence in South Kensirgton, having been previously accompanied thither from Quildhall by the aldermen and sheriffs, the under sheriffs, and the chief officers of the corporation. Sir TtorAS COrAMBERS, the Common Serjeant, ad. ...

... COUrNTY COUnTS. The popular appreciation (Says the 'e'e'lc ,rah) of these tribunals is unmistakably proved by the number of cases entered before them. Thef ?? transacted far exceeds that of a 1 the superior courts of common law, whether estimated by the numberof causes or the aggregate aiuonnt of money recovered. The anneal sittings of the ceunty courts are more than 8,000, and at each sitting ...

... POREIGN CONXETIIXTON WITH BRITISH maAxuFAcTun5,s, t The quarterly meeting of the Manobester Chamber ot Commerce was held on Monday; Mr. Richatd Johnson, the prsdent of the chamber, in the chair. The mrsiin portion Of the chairman's address, however. was devoted to a Beumnary of the state of the commnercial fand manufacturing interests of the country as affected by foreig competition. Ile hal( ...

... FR1ENDLY SOCIETIES. Sir Stafforld Northcoto on Friday receivel a deputs- tion on this subject in Downing streEt. Mr. DALE said the deputation waited upon Sir Staf- ford, as the representatives of the Hearts of Oak Be- nefit Society, whith was established thirty-two years ago, and had since paid its members £100,000. The members amounted to 48 000, and the sum invested in the trustee's name ...

... ROYAL PRIVACY AND ARROGANICE. TO THE EDITOR OF REYNOLDS'S NEWSPAPER. SIR,-On accidentally taking up a copy of one of the evening papers, I found, among many other important items in a well knows column, the following interesting piece of news :- The public were excluded from the station in order that her Majesty's privacy might not 00 disturbed. This was dated from Windsor, on the 201h ...

... WEEC:3 OP AN ATLANTXC STEAMER. The American papers give particulars of the wreck of the steamer Dclta, outward bound from London. A de- spatoh from Montreal says :- Some of the passengers of the steamer Delta, of the Temperly line, arrived in town yesterday. From them we learn some of the parti. culars of the mishap. The Delta left London on the 23rd of October. It was soon discovered that ...

... ATEST INTELLIGENCE. WI UMUTL Mnses AND XLECcrIO TZLEGRAPE1 FROM AU PARTS OF TEE WOLoD. THE CARLIST WAR. --POSED NANA SARIB. ru b U ~ - (IOFFEE. DEPOSITION OF RINU . madrid, Nov. 18. The C rlsts who remained in the neighbourhood of Iro have beau pu t t offlit by an artller fire from San MaxialandMaros Trstey, 1irtad Galceran are Thairretur bein auexe~t~ a ?? l ply Of pro- tiions in the towvn is ...