... A MUXICIPALITY FOR LONDOX. TO THE S3DnOI 0o' Tlun DAILY TMis. ?sln,-Your powerfil advocacy of the dermand for the uaity of London govornmout iB a guarantee of its success. icT danger of doing something has been fandied to bh reater then the danger of leaving it alone. At last the tide has risen, an(l the evil of doing nothing is felt to be greatest, and the demnaUd, singular in Its unanisni q, ...

... TIE BRITISH GOVERNMENT AND TilE POPES Our Correspondent in Rome, writing on the 30th ult., says:-' The news that the British Go- vernumeit has resolved to suppress the post of Charge ?? at the Holy Seo is confirmed in official circles. The post is not an official one in the strict sense of the term, but M1r. Jurvoiso who fills it, is virtually the representative of Great Britain whatever his ...

... | GENERAL FOREIGN .NEWS. | (TMMu1as IMUTE' WAGENCO.) FRANOE AND ROUMANIA. PARIS, Nov. 2. There is no foundation for the statement recently made by a London newspaper that the French Government bus supported the claim of Roomania to conclude commercial arrangements independently of the Porte. THE PORTE AND ROUMANIA. VIENNA, Nov. 2, EvnNIax. It is confidently expected in official quarters that ...

... UTHEE: 1 noluO '' THE | I '~UNITED ~.STATES. I 0= 0a ow MM ?? .) NOW YORI, Oar. 21 A The Triennial Convention of tie Proti stantEpis- I copal Church has been unusually exciting; fortwoI subjects of debate have aiusen upon whiohl feling J runs high inside the Convention, and curiosityis ti lively among the outside public. The first, of .V course, is the question of Ritualism, more promi- t ...

... PRESENTATION OF. THE LORD MAYOR ?? T. Mr. Alderman Stone, the Lord Mayor Eleot, was yestorday formally presented to the Lord Chancellor, at e is lords 'a rcsiidence in South Kensington having been previously aecompanied thither from Guididall by the I Aldermen and Sheriff s, the Under-Shoriffs, and the chlef e officere of the Corporation. r Sir TZoss OCrSlims, the Common Serjeant, ad- f ...

... FOREIGN AArLg. BonnDEae7, Nov. 1.-The MessageriesMaritimes Corm- panv's steamer Mendo;a, with the inward French mails ?? B1uenos Ayrcs on the 27th, Monte Video on the '2SLh Septembor, Rio de Janeiro on the bth, Bahias on tho 8th, leruambuco on the lath, Dakar ou the 21st, and Lisbon on the 28'th October, arrived here to-day at 2.10 p.m. She ljrings lii plaeseusors and a general aargo. The ...

... BISMARCKOMA.NIA. (nEoX AN OCUAONAZ COrSXPONDENT.1 BERLIN, Ocr. 31. When a nation is disposed to think that a par- ticular man can do no wrong, she has got a good way towards believing that it is a pleasant thing to be governed despotically, and it is therefore a question worthy the meditation of thoughtful minds whether the interests of peoples are best served by rulers of pre-eminent ability ...

... CRYSTAL PALACE. Taos Dir, at 8, Sheridan ?? Comoedy, THE HUNCH- BA C I. Mr. Creawick, M Iessrs. . H. :.Vernoaton, R}ylusseell, l abOatht, 8taadlng, and C. Wyndhamn; Mise owis elove Woard THEATRE ROYAL, CO r.OA DE6 J'ROM EIN4AE C NCBTt. Under the direction of essrs. A. and 8..Gattl. 'Taxs EvaENI o, at 8, madrme Lemuxens-Sherringteiu, Hr..Wil- focMorgarn, MPearson, Mr. Hughes, Mr. Toung, and M r ...

... LATEST TELEGRAMS| ?? so*' I BONAPARTIST SUCCESS IN FRANCE, Ato~oa owt coana4s}wI PA:IS, MomWAY arouT. The Bonapartist, M. Delisse-Engrand, has been elected on the ballotage' in the Pas-de Calais by 84,460 against 74,181 given to Mb Brasme. This majority of 10,000. is attributable to the fact that the greater part of the 17,000 Legitimists, whose candidate retired after the first ballot, voted ...

... mE PRINTCE FRTN ORI~ESS ' 0'T WALES IN WARWIOXSIIIRE. (Om own s X ?? coOsPoNDT)I RAMPTONX-NMARDEN, MONDAY NIorT. i At twenty minutes to six this evening the I prjnce and Princess of Wales arrived here, eth ,55tefor Packington Park. Their Royal High- ,eSses travelled from London to Rugby by the I ,rdiliary train. At the latter town a special train, gidcr the personal direction of M1r. Sutton, ...

... LOTES FROM MADI- I W A monswz): ?? ' ?? WDRIDw. Oo 29. ' The sun shines brightly, almost as hotly as in July. The sky is cloudless, and the world; is abroad. It is just the day for idleness, and the Puerto del Sol the place of all others for gossip. You meet a friend, that is, an intimate acquaint- ance, one who, you well know, can, if any one can, give you information as to passing events. ...

... T H ; 7; 1 f u~h- - Ii Nost of tfia , 1nim- Ol 1 'hc tok P' ae yw. 6.. woo f0 oht but Upon grosznam ofl l ?? plitieal nature, bana i many of the w tb~ro 4 'tha. .ei a ;wer e y V eet.: ?? i M~usuaipal Corporations 13 eforin Act of 1835pO t?°-r f~~~ eie eh;firil eo~-tbird of the isxiheor -of L tow oiuneil~or8shall retire every iwelve zesithe, ;e ont-hlei the *nrnher iof- aldes'±nc* bha~ll; go :u ...