... -M S~LA~TONE ATD ETHE VATI6 I 9.;4/ _ I;iiti.X li wrtst .fi' i oi-mq*on rTH DAILY NEMk , of the sn i hjq adre s it must,a iinbe it r~pe, wvill, I hoeoijjF .ys ,youjr courtesy e ;tmblicatiofl of This l6r > Tlii morning'?e~received a copy of. i:;vpig3iilet entitled The Vatican Deorees in their bearing on Civil Alleagiance. 1 fnd i1 it hi djtecvajpl t Myelf, ?? for the office I hold and for ...

... T=EATRaE IOYA, COVENT GDENS .i'OM1ENAIE CON'CIITSl. U[nder the direetion os Mestre. A. and 8. Gattl. TuissEvininO at8, lme Sinico, Miss le Her es, Maam mlorensi. Mr. Wiford Morgan Mr Pears0n, Mr. Hughes, Mtr. iosing, D. J. Levy, and HAerr Mosef Gangi. FuU Orch55twa and Chorus. Conductor, M. Herv&. THETRE ROYAL , DRURYI L4E. Eole Lessee antI Manager, E?. BI. Cha~tterton. Toe EvessXIo at 6.45, ...

... SHOCKING ACCIDENT TO THE MIDLAND MANCHESTEI EXPRESS. An accident, resulting in the imrrfdiate death. of one passenger and the serious injury of several others, occurred near ?? and Borehiam Wood Station, on tho Midland lRailway, at a few minutes before seven o'clock on Saturday evening. The Midland Manchester express, leaving that placo at one p.m., is timed to reach St. Pancras at 6i!40 p.m. ...

... | THLE CIVIL WAR IN SPAIN. I~~ ?? . - WITHDRAWAL OF THE CARLISTS FROM IRUN.3 (THIeOUG11 11mTrali'S AGrNOY.) MADRID, Nov. 7. General Laserna is effecting important military movements. (Great ieserve is displayed with regard to the plan of campaign. HENDAYE, Nov. 7. General Loma arrived with reinforcements at I Irun yesterdaLy. Several incendiary fires had oc- ourred, but were quickly ...

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... NAVAL AND MILITARY PORTSMOUTJI NOV. 7. Mr. Vincent Griffiths is now on a visit to Ports- mouth and the neighbourhood for the purpose of ascer. taining tha amount the Government ought to pay in respect of their property towards the local rates. Mr. Stansfeld, when in office, it may be remembered, brought in a Bill which removed the oxemption of Govermnxaw property from local rating; but it was ...

... -I - -T- . ?? LL I C. UNIVERSITY INJTELTLMENTCE. CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 7. THE COUNCIL OF THE SENATE. The undermentioned eight members of the Council of the Eenate vacated their seats to-day by pre- scrition: I lEADS or Coacsecs.-The Reverend Doctor Cookson, Saint Peter's; and the Revercud Doctor Atkinson, of Clare. PnosncssoRS.-Doctor Kennedy, Regius Professor of Greek, and Mr. Adams, Loundean ...

... THE PRINCE AND PRINCESSS OF WVALES AT COVENYTRY. FIt It11:r Oun SPECIAL co onESPOaIs4') COVENTRY, SATURaDAY NIGea. Are the shies wet because we weep, or fair because of any nsirth ? MUr. SWinburne, who puts the question in this form, natiually ansavers it in the negative; but there remains to be ex- plainodthofactthatbotls onTuesday,twhenBirnsing- ham made merry because of the visit of the ...

... GEENERAL FOREIGN NEWS. (TIBaOUGII UEUTEzR'S AGENCY.) THE BERLIN BOURSE. BERLIN, Nov. 7. The Bourse has been flat, specially for Lombards and Turkish Consols. Italiaus maintaiued yesterday's figure. Exchange on London, short, 3.16 higher. Nofeaturo in the open discount market. THE PARIS BOURSE. PARIS, Nov. 7. The Boarse has been heavy, the Three per Cent. Rentes cor account closing at 62.02, or ...

... SIX ORIQ., 0110-5 CRYSTAL PALACE. Tuls DAY, at 8, Goldonrith's Comedy, SEE STOOPS TO CONQUER. Messrs. C. Wyndlham, Lionel llroagh, It. II. Toes- dale, It.Cathcart, W. Hl. taphens; Misses Bhizla Dorling, C. Dluvermay, llorke, and Ellen Terry. TIEATRE ROYAL, COVENTGAP.DEN. PRIOMENADIE CONCERTS. Under the diroction of, Messrs. A. and S. Qatti. TnlG EvrssNG, at 8, Madame Siutico, lfiss Eose Hersee ...

... GENIERAL FOHEI.UGN NEWS. O'IJOUll IREUTR'S AC5GWO1) THE PARIS BOU1SEE. PARIS, Nov. 9. The Bourse has been heavy in consequence of lower prices from abroad. The Three per Cent. Rlentes left off at 62.07, or about the same as on Saturday, and the Five per Cents. at 98.67, or 1Cc. lower. Foeiign stocks have not materially altered. The exchange on London has risen to 26.14J. PARIS, Nov. 0, 10 P.r. ...

... MIR. BAXTER, M.P., AT DUNDEE. Last evening the Rtight Hon. W. E. Baxter, M.P. for the Montrose Burghs, addressed a crowded meeting of the working-men of Dundee ou the subject of ,,Free Italyv.' Mr. Baxter gave a long and interesting account of hsis travals in that country, and went on to say -I was rejoiced and not surprisied to find that of all British statesmen, living or dead, there is no ...