... j BSdHOOL BOAIW DOB LONDON,. yesterdaY the weekly public meeting of thisl ror was bold at their offices Thames Elmb~nkment. , RWms, Chairman of tibe 33B , presided. s'ot =8101;AW2 ov 35B. W. IL MU'rTI, X.R q'ba CaLiOz read the foiloloing letter: Edocatlsn Departmient, S.W., N'ov, 3, I1I'4. FIe_ be7 the honour to acksowliedgs the recelipt of your P dated the 2tied Wt. No order for the election ...

... his , 2 _ > v I j 1 2 I L THE EXPILOSMON AND LOSS OF LMIE AT T$T h.IOUSLOW POVMlR MAMIS.. E Yesterday aftemron, Dr. Diplpck, aoroner for Middlesex West, 'hel an inquiry in tho carpenters' depart- mientg ,fthe Works into the ciroumstances attending the deaths of George Todd, 23; John Dnv, 22; Win. henry Archer, ?? andi Stephen 3tlei, 18, who vere killcd in an explosionat the ?? IPowder DMills ...

... |:PUhiIo XEN QN PUBLIC AFFAIRS.J XR,!OI~ 143W UJV., ON ECCLESIA$TICAL (BX T=TPGRIVAP1L Ct'AOM OnUR OWtt Q0UR1POINflNT,) Ufl1DERSFIDLD, WnmenuspAv Nuran. This evening- IMAr. Di. A. Leatheais, X.P., ad- ,dressed'c~pleefing of his constituents in the armoury at .Heiddersdield, Mr. Alderman Sykes pSiding. Ur. LrnAgur~,fsaid whenbhe Leard a distant country at tl6bogilrmig of the year of thiesu~dsn ...

... THlE PRIESTS AND THIE ITALIAN ELECTIONS. . .. I aFRO OUR OWx CORBBSPOIDENX.T ROME, Nov. 1. I have iood reason to believe that the PopG has just forwarded another circular lette r to the lgishops of the Italian dioceses respecting the forthcoming Parliamuentary elections. The old maxim of the Vatican, neither electors nor elected, has been abandoned by the Clericals so far as the local and ...

... IT pLORD YOPS DiY. _ - _ THE ORDER OF PROCESSION. The following is the official programme of the Lord Mayor's procession on Monday next: Baud of the Gronadier Guardr. B Band of the London Ritle Brigado. Tn wORSTIU'FBL COMPANY OF aOfltiRS. Watermes, with favours of the Colours of the Company, bearing the following Baulners: Roval Standard. Union Jack. Banner o the City of London. Banner of St. ...

... NAVA B AND MILITARY. . I N -. i - PORTSlMOUMI WOV.4 The Channel fleet, under thocommand of Ra Admiral Beauchamp Seymour, are to ensemblo at Pori. land, and to sail thence for Lisbon. The period of their Oruise is said to be limited to Chrstmas; but it is that it will be extended, and that the holidays will spent abroad. Acco-dirtg to present arrangements,tho-Black.Wate will omarkc on board the ...

... I TE HEOPITAL AY SD ADAY I 9~ AND UNTS. Sin,-1 venture to differ from your correspon. dent Mr. Read, who utogests that the fairest bds ofs division for the distribution of these funds eshould upon -a comparison of the work done. I obfestto this for the simple reason that the realworkdoene' is idiih. orilt to eompare and would probabl be as fallacious 4e schedules of accounts. Mr. Eel ...

... ,. (ntom 0m owN courESrONfDlET.) FARIS, TursrAY X161mr. The Pays has a very curioas article, by M. Paul de Gassagnac. Instead of construing tho success of M. Delisse-Engranid in the Pas-dU-Calais, as a triumph for Imperialism, this Bonapartist chamu- pion says the election is only another proof of a, fact which it is useless to disguise ; that save il four or five departments the Bonapartists ...

... THE MARQUIS OF SALISBURY ON COTTON GOODS DUTID S. Yesterday afternoon a depatstation, consisting of $overal leading Manchestor merchants and others interested in Indian trade, wvaited on the AMarquis of Salisbury at the India Offico to urge tho ropeal of dutios on cotton yarns -and goods importoel into India from this country. Mr. JOrHN3TON (chairman of tli Manchlester Chamber of Commerco) ...

... ,iYDRlOPROBTA AND CANINE MADNESS. I . ?? TO TUE EDITOR or THE DAILY' SEWS. SnT,-In1 your ihnprcssioin of the 20th of Octo- ber thero is a very imipprtant letter on Hyegrophobia sigued 'A A CountrylDoctor. Throughout that letterle bears ie out in many of the viotss I havo taken with reference to the lansentable and nunchievous mistakes made by veterinary surgeonsand medciel practitioners in ...

... ITHE LIDERATIOIV SOCAT~Y'13 CoN--] I ?? ~ .. *A conference Of the merphlersd of t $ 6oieY for the Liberation, of Itdligion from S~tate Patronlage and control was hold in the Memorial B1shi, Manichester, yusterday. There were present 600 memberss f romn L.Anca- shlre,'7tsrleshir, and thin irdlelud Counities. Mr. HUGH MAsox, Ashtou-unidor-Lyne, jsiesldod. On the motion of the R1ev. D~r. M ...

... GE.NERAL FOREIGSN NEWS. I . I .(TusaoUGou 1O5VWF.E S Ab52WY.) ARRIVAL OF EARL GRANVILLE AT d VENICE, Nov. 4. Earl Oranville has larrived hore. CHURCH AND STATE IN PRUSSIA. t POS4N, Nov. 4. ( Dean Rzezniewski, who excommunicated Father a Kuboczak, of Xioua; for accepting a living from a secular r patroa without asking for the consent of the Posen Bishop ( and Chapter, -was atrested to-dayoa a ...