... At the sitting of the German Parliament on Saturday Herr Von Forkenbeck avas almost unanimously elected President. Baron Schenk Von Stauffenberg, Bavarian National Liberal, was elected first Vice-President, and Dr. Haenel (riogressist) second Vice-President. A Daily Acws telegram from Vienna states that the letters between Count Arnim and Count Biilow, which were recently published, are ...

... MOST persons are, we suppose, aware that our sanitary system is not absolute perfection. It is tolerably well known that the law relating to the public health has not exactly that simplicity, precision, and efficiency which are to be desired on so important a subject. It is, perhaps, suspected that the local bodies charged with its enforcement are not always as zealous and enlightened ...

... TiHE German traveller, Dr. Nachtigal, writing on the i9th of August last from El Obeid, sends to the Cologne Gazette some interesting information about the war between Egypt and Darfur. He says that when he was in Borna in 1870 and 1871 news. arrived that the Baharas, a tribe of traders and slave and elephant hunters, had plundered and occupied part of the country to the south of Darfur. These ...

... At the sitting of the German Parliament on Saturday Herr Von Forkenbeck *was almost unanimously elected President. Baron Schenk Von Stauffenberg, Bavarian National Liberal, was elected first Vice-President, and Dr. Haenel (Progressist) second Vice-President. A Daily Newvs telegram from Vienna states that the letters between Count Arnimn and Count Bvilow, which were recently published, are ...

... SECOND EDITION, 2.30 P-m. THE ELECTION IN THE PAS-DE-CALAIS. EoxLOCNE-SUR-MER, Nov. 2.-The general result of the second ballot held yesterday in the Pas-de-Calais for a deputy to the National Assembly IN shows M. IDelisse-Engrand (Septennatist and Bonapartist) to have obtained 1 84,460, and M. Brastne (Republican) 74,181 votes, The Legitimist voters SI generally supported M. Delisse-Engrand. ...

... RIR. BRIGHT ON S UNDA 17 CL OSINTG. sOME judicious friends of his ought really to take the responsibility of advising Mr. Bright to avoid pen and ink. In the later years of his parliamentary career he added to the force of his earnestness and of his oratorical gifts a temperance of thought and manner, a conciliatory spirit and a broad practical wisdom, that enlarged the borders of his fame. ...

... CHO Obeningld OtWg;. THE CARLIST WAR. ( STANDARD TELEGRAM.) ST. JFAN DE Luz, Nov. 1.-General Ceballos has given notice to the inha~bitantsof St. Jean of his intention to bombard that town. Non-combatants ,te allowed forty-eight hours to leave. The Carlists are 4,000 Strong, with ?? guns and two mortars. The Republicans have received reinforcements in' Itfland artillery. (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. ...

... MR. ERIGHT ON SUNDA Y CLOSING. SzOMlE judicious friends of his ought really to take the responsibility of advising Mr. Bright to avoid pen and ink. In the later years of his parliamentary career he added to the force of his earnestness and of his oratorical gifts a temperance of thought and manner, a conciliatory spirit and a broad practical wisdom, that enlarged the borders of his fame. But ...

... A HINT FOR AMERICANS. To the EDITOR of athe PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR,-Your American correspondent gives some interesting suggs- tions upon the proper mode of celebrating the centenary of the D;!claratioa of Independence. May I add another hint ? The year 1776 was remark- able in the literary as well as in the political world. In that year was published the first edition of the Wealth of ...

... CHO Obtningld t]tWg;. THE CARLIST WAR. ( STANDARD TELEGRAM.) PEj ANr Luz, Nov. ?? Ceballos has given notice to the il0bita1s of St. Jean of his intention to bombard that town. Non-combatants ICalloued forty-eighit hours to leave. The Carlists are 4,000 strong, with slln ?? and two mortars. The Republicans have received reinforcements irp ,iard artillery. (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) BMR1D, Oct. 3I. ...

... There will doubtless be no lack of candidates for election to the office of coroner for West Middlesex vacant by the death of Dr. Lankester. There was a time when this post was held in higher estimation than at present, and sought for, as Blackstone points out, less for its emoluments than for the honour it conferred on its holder. None were eligible as coroner unless they were lawful and ...

... PARIS, S&ncay. a I E second heat is being run to-day between the Republican and Con- ?? cardidates in the Pas de Calais, and the result is awaited with ,1(atinttrest. That most devout and Catholic paper the Afonde cries alcud that the children of light do not know how to organize an election i~he the children of darkness. There is certainly a strange want of unity ,rtnrg the limited number ...