... to SWAF1rI.K T3A ?? I d FOR MSlTREN.)o. o I - Ar ?.In PAr D . ho Sr~lliIE.s B~y LORDT ABIIPtRARE AIID MR, tn,, DILLWYN(. M' hel a provii ycste'day afternoon a conferancO ¶sas hl Tho a the Swensee Training College, INelen'torriiile, ment hs wazsca, rstablished In connection with the vilstro: ad British and Foreign Sehool Society's College for very le. Training Mistresses for Elemcentary Schools ...

... I ASPECTSiS0 OFTHE U 5'IE1) I STATES. BY NY. uEPWORiTLI DIXO(N. th tte4 the gallic e .0ST. JTOltSBUVIlY, gross. R k woare seoated In R smell, blit handsome, public Ilore and I galrin front of Bliorstadt's feanonsa platore of raised hisI~ It the yooemite Valley, with the glorious domes and tire lumhei 4t sparkling Cataract of spray, crwownd by A as 15 Of ridge, and grey Bud silvery lc~lud, ...

... )n Lut 10 kd hs h. h. ad os o0 Lickiervwantonly with the renainw-hich'M-r. liutzen fulfils his ?? ffidotlene; but notwith, sianding all this, for a oresiding ma~gistrate to announce: from the benchi, and thaj with th6 rauthority of a atipondiary zualietrate that there W, no otber place wherein. people may get dreak but the public house Is, in mvy opinion! I regret 'the prevalence'of ruknesas ...

... Az?o 'C r I i i MARSTIAL BAZAINE anu1 his famnily have gone to winter in Portugal. CALCUTTA is going to erect a statue to her native poet, the late Rajah Kali Kxiishna Bahadoor. TiIE Two REIUBLICS is the name of an English news- paper recently established in Mexico. Al, CHARI.ES LECOCQ is at work on another opera bouffe, Don Yunan XIV., to be produced this winter at the Paris Folies ...

... THRE3SE APPEALS. MBt GLBDsTONE has published something like an ap- I peal, partly to the constitutional party in tihe Romani Catholie Church, to out themselves free from the 1 Ultramontane influence which dominates at Rome;, but more generally to the British public, to give himi and his party credit for their Protestantisna. Then i r'the UIberatiom Society have begun their. campaign the a ...

... | 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 ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. PRtOMEL7&BDE CONCERTS. Underthe direction of ?? A, and S. Gattl. TNss EvZNINO, at 8, Madame binico, Miss Rose Hersee, Mr. Pearson, Mr. Huglhes, Mr. Young, Mvr 3. LvyF aid Herr JoseiGoungl. FullOrchestra and Chorus. Conductor, Mo Herv&. THEAT1.E ROYAL, DRIURY LANE. Eole Lessee sard MatngerO ?? B. Chatterton Tars Evesnee at .45, NOODY IN LONOON.-At t.45, BRCHIAETD ...

... TWVEED FISHERIIES COMMISSION. On Tueeday, MrS. Walpole, inspector of salmon is fisheries for England, and Mr Archibald Young, r commiesioner of saluon fisheries in Scotland-the ti Commissioners appointed to inquire into the opera- d tion of the Tweed Acts-bomnmenced their sittings d at Berwick. d Several fishermen employed in the white fishing ( at the Greenses. Berwick,, were examined. Their ...

... : . _. ?? A latter from Berlin, writtenlby one whose in- terest it is to obtain; accurate knowledge of the l military and financlal state of Germany, contains the following ?? average number t of recruits in the German Empire is every year ti 400,000, but from this' number must be deducted N 42,000 refractory emigrants Aan, missing conscripts. c Their remain 304,000 men who go before thep ...

... - GREHNOOK. ; n I ..a A* i s TMATBk - Roy - MUr Darund's English l Opera Comnpasny is announced to appear to-night nh bhe opera of J L Trovatore. Il l Mr A. MidDonald of St Mary's 86eools hereo '1 ba o boon unanimaely olected a Fellow of the ' Educational Institute of' Scotland at the recent' e meeting of the Institute in Edinburgh. SHIPIBUILDIN%. CONTRACTS.-Wa understand that Messrs ...

... d. upon thom. _ ' he RAILWAYS OF THE UNITED KINGDONIL f8t1unfitn Tvlpr Ira ?? to t1he Rnirr of TrANA I Captain Tyler has issued to the Board of Trade .his annual report on railways, a document of very 1 considerable importance at the present moment. The loading features of the railway system of the i United Kingdom at the end of 1873 are thus sum- °E r marised -A total sum of £588,320 308 had ...

... SIR WILFRID LAWSON ON THE TRAFFIC. ^eejz Sir Wilfrid Lawson, speaking at Bristol on eo rj night, made some reference to Mr Cross's new A'tlfP licensing of public h .ose, and said that never hefd*^ BO shamefully treat'd b>- his pa ...