... FROM LAST NIGET'S GAZZTTE. BANKRUPiTS. (TO SURaERrDrn ATv T=nLONDON 0OUrnT.) HIARRIS, WVILLIAMT, l'jiucess-st'ect, and MAalthouse-mews, Carlisle- street, Edgware-road, builder, Nov. 21, at I1 , Lresoj icAu, W., Aldgate l-igih-strect, commission agent, Nov. 26, V 5.til. d Lo- u.pErs, FuDEnackCI EuwAnhl, .North-villas, Camden-square, d lato licutenallt 49th Foot, Nov. 2 1, at I It. TUo ...

... ENGLISH PARTIES AND POLItIO BENGLISH PARTIES MADTPOLITIC&z ?? THE TREASURY .B:lNH.. *Thegrowthof party ?? polifles,until it has beoome not only. an influence, but an insti- tution, is shown by the manner in which it has affected the distiibutibn of mcats in Parliameit. We do not refer to the schedules of any Reform Act, to the mysterious preservation :of Whig boroughs in the deluge of 1832, to ...

... -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 ...

... I NEWS FROXM; PARIS. I I _ _ . I 'PA.IS ?? The official rettirns of the elections in th'iodrd,` published very. lat6, owing. to -the' dela3s' 'iuAget. hung ?? of:8 the ,pbl~r~'foi S bi*'ii ?? showv~ the, vietory:, ofIL. Pamy,,.i R~epublican cndlda',. to ' have beean even ?? considerable than 'the rst reports. repeented. The ezact' figures are'.-Parcsy, 123SS4 ?? aet 102t58l.' The' majority ...

... -E NGISR POtACI PAtTIES | i~ WEM~1I AND CONSTITENOMES The failure of rising ability in the ?? of (Oommone is the subject of a certain complacent regretben the part of the veterans of that assem- bly. When wo anr gone, who is to take our place P So it is, so it has beeni and so it always will be. The late Mr. Greville indulged in a gentle melancholy on this subject in the years which ...

... LETTER FROM PRESIDENT GRAM. The Cianciinati Gazette of the 30th ult. publishes a letter from President Grant, preceded by the fol- lowing explanations :, In 1872, whein'it was found that Grant would be re- nominated, the report was circulated that in view of the many groundless roports as to his seeking the nomlination, he would decline to be a candidate. So positive were the reports upon this ...

... THfE TURMSIT OF Au BMIfNI8OEP, O0. 28t After two days we have got some 76 miles Up the Wile, and I take the opportunity of a halt in our voyage to send a line to catch'the next Eng- lish mail, that is if the postal arrangements' do not break down, as is often the case 'when yeu get' to Upper Egypt. Before starting I paid nuotler visit to Captain Browne on the M qpittaz , and found his ...

... THEATRE ROYA, COVENT GARDEN. PROMhNA1)E CONCERTS. Under the direction of hressrs. A. ud S. Gatti. Tosls E8VHNIXO, at 8, MaDiane Siniso, Madlame Alveleben Miss Ros. H:erbei, M. Pearson, SIr; Hughes, Mr. Yoohg, Mr. xevy, . and Herr Josef Gung'!. FDo1 OrcOestra and Chores. Conductor, H. Eerve. TAEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE, Eole Lessee and Manager, F. B. Chattertgn. P'Ie Evzscs, at 6.46, NOBODY IN ...

... iE' O O 0 LONDON .! ier d 414' meeting of this their (v~ Ol TP es Embankment; Sir -1i, ?? 0 the Bhssd, presied. nIE AT.EGSD osrUToY 01P 'S=a=a OPF10AM. C The C( xnaRju-I think it well ftefor business iscntered t upon t potlc a qhrwc ab du agaiast the 'I Board i vlavby 35)3jlejXI addintb. That gentleman has I co'i4plained that the Board Hummoned a woman becaseea, z hweong fever in the house ...

... TO TIE 3itnIrOR OV m t NEWS. SIn,-It would seem tat the revival of the ?? lectures at Gresham College (out of hnrmony as they may appear with the non-classical l form ' of students of science in the present day) is not altogether an impossibility. The Inst occasion on which, prior to this week, the requisite audience of three persons was found for one of the Latin lectures was five years ago ...

... ,A?. ?,:1 ?¾LJi1?JA - ~.n te -Curtof. Queen's,-. BreAch to-daJ' r Fitegibbon rezme isagumnto fo *f tplijti1 inthe 'c new trial atiotion of O'Kleeff a, Cullen. In the course . of the ?? a dtbib ~rdl4f Japtice qid tt the 198apty of, Oo~t 6~'temai an bstlatona. ~ Is prise' Win que'stlonwe ecddecodiet the {h of the 'mett* o o ?? ?? an UOisen *htVV, iofethiv e au adtejt lt * dnunieoitq ?? h oll We ...

... T-IE VOYAGE OF DEE OHALLEitG.;i, FROM THE Fil IfE 3S tO 't R E STRAIT.' (FROM£ ?? SEGIAOIM oO-a5ONfDENT .) M.MS. CtEALLENGER, CAPE YORK,) TOR9ES lTRAIT, SEr . 8. After a complete sursvey of Ngalop Harbour, Kandavu, on Aug. 10th, we steamea out to see. for Torres Strait, calling at the -New Hebrides. Out- Ji side the harbour we made a running survey ofthe coast to the western extremity., At 6 ...