... FIZZSEXTATIrXONr QE TlE] -LOaID MANTR ELECT. Vnd~rrln.- t ?? , . . - - Yesterday Mr. Alderman StoethLrdMyrle, was formally Presentted to the Lord Chafncellor at lisa Lordship's residn ces inl South iiensingtoar, having beern pr`eviously ?? thither from Guildliall by the ald ermen and sher iffs9, the under sheriffs, and the chief olfiliccas of tire Corporation. The Coay.o-,a SxsrTsA\-T (Sir ...

... IMORNING EXPRmESS, TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. .hE8lClUjy OFF1CIE, Tuesday, 6 a.m. THE CARLIST& (TIifEs Tr=GoAm.) IE1:NmAyc, Monrday-The Carlisti have erected fot batteries of 1G cauinon to bjombard Irun. The bombarcllm ut is to begin ?? afternoos or We-dnesday morning. CONsTANTIaNUorL, Mlunday-Tho B3ritish nrib.a1ss having ' ;! the attention of the Turkisb Govorsz.2' to tho increasing traffic in ...

... LOCAL AND GENERAL Tnr LATE MuR. CA aBUTrT-In our notice of this esteemed gentleman yesterday. we omitted to mention the valuable testimoniail resenuted to him 3n his retirement from the chairmannhlip) of the5 'West Riding Reform Registration Association. It consisted of a silver centrepicco and inkstandl-the former being of artistic design aud extremely beautiful workmanship, representing the ...

... S (:Y PRIVATE TELS Pn.) LoN;DoN, Monday Night. Marshal flazaino is said to be in town, or rather at Brighton. There is no particular reason wlhy he should make a mystery anent his whereabouts. We are not bound to give hin up, even if the French Goverament thougltt it Worth wvhile just now to ask for him. One of the stars of I-ome Rule was vigorously hissed in Cork on Friday evening, until he ...

... , THE ARNI.M AFFAIR. . . .. The following dooucunet lens reached 15 i'f .Tefeyrapsdj froml a source of unquestionable troetwortlsi. uises. It is thle resolu1tionl of the UVlPcr Tribunal. upon thle appeal of Count Arnim's relationse againlst his rio1- prisornment, and it was delivered en Saturday, the 24th Octber:- Now, considering that tics rejection of the( accused person's liberation is ...

... TU.E ,1 ,Th_')iA ) N IRAfLW. - The new sichemle of the directors 'if th M6116 ~ c- a-way Idmahas not hitherto beeis recexved with much favour either:b railway Proprietors or by thle public. It was announced as a, -project for the abulition of all second-class icarriages, cud, at the same time, for the seuto ffirst-clue f ares to something like second- e dclaspicesof Th first o ooy erainresult ...

... IN CREASE OF RAILW.Y FALARES. The following is the notice by which the directors of 1 the Souith-Eastern Railway Company announce thc increase in the third class fares on their lines Dr-T-ITu oonsequence of a -r declnt sion iu tc Court of Excuhequer, lthereby railway coumpanies are compelled to pay duty on all third-cflssstraffic by trains not stopping atevery station, the directoss have no ...

... rfa; ROYAL VISIT TO WARrW1OKSHI'P* (SrrECIAL T'Efronn-x) Thoir Poyal llivhil'sse5 the ?? and Prirlces of ralt a trrived at Flanipion-iri.Airdeii stationi, ci rti'iefor i-C -ot thle Earl or Aylesef'od, shortly before Six ,, I itevel'init. Ti:e Earl of Aylesfordl atli ClOlHwi ;,2 ,ii qrs ?? ?? Fo-;!o pt'trv at the station, ?? I'c- to pa'.rd themn to Palciini't,''nHall. I t a jtltiei iCC o3 t7!, ...

... THE 1RAILWAY COMIS6-SION. Sir F. Peelc Mr. Macnamnara, and Mr. Price, the RaBl- way Commissioners, yesterday heard the case of tho 3ale and Dolgelly Railway Company v. the Cambrian Railway Company. Mr. WinnTr, who appeared for the applicants, stated that the case came before the Commissioners in the form of an application to them to settle, under the Act of the session of 1873. certain ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. T|lE Times correspondent telegrapbs more I confidently as to thie identification of the man ] I I l .- .- - ,- 1 arrested by Sci-NDua as Nose SAIscm. A cousin of the Nana has been telegraphed for, and an important Parsee witness is also en his sway from Bombay. According to a New York telegram, an eso- Secretary of CoUNT An-nr, who had been 6taying at St. Louis, has left New ...

... (RE.rTn'u sT3.ELEGo .j)b THE PAS-DE-CALAIS ELECTION. , PARIS, M1onday Evening.-A comparison of the v number of votes at the second ballot in the Pas-de- s Calais, with the numnber at the first election, shows an f increase of over 12,000. The Bonapartist candidate S obtained 84,000 votes, the exact number of Legitimist a and Bouapartist votes combined on the first occasion. The Republicans ...

... I THE MUNICIPAL BLECTIOMN., ]LEEDS.-LIBERAL VkITORY. It is many years since municipal elections in Leeds I excited anything like the same interest or were contested with such keanness aithe ono which took place yesterday. In each of the twelve wards there was aE contest between Dhbampion3 of the two political patties, and for more than a month past, in some cases, the rival candidates 1 have ...