... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... PROMIOTION IN THE ARMY. I The followin-g Varrank eanthis Eubjeet isipub- fished iii last night's Uactd:', VICTO.IA, 1B. ?? Victoria, by the GIrace of od of! tlre United Kingdom . rf Groat Britain rind Irelaud, Queen, Defendor of the Ziaith .:-To our rilglt trusty nud well-balovedl Counnillelr, t James Plaisted, Baroll Polizauce our right trusty akd ivell-biloved Couticollor, Jointr Someraet, ...

... I oI Yt AL4 ,OBRAPHICAL 0 ; 1 ^ h '~!inteL' iession for 1874-70 of the biovy 'aociety Wsvm eosimbssced yeeterday evening ini tltb t1aentk of thiiX Iiondlon~sivetsity, vvhen the chair wael. ?? the Pi ?? ja*G e~sral Sir E. ?? 53*E£f .C.B. Among tlte 6isitors were his Royall ligbnW, the Duke of Edinburghfihis Imperial Highnesstthe Ozarewitch, - Count Benst, Beron Hoethild:'the- llef'T op 'GP . ...

... I - - ?? Yesterday a deputatiois on the subject of tho sueply of gas to tho metropolis waited upon Sir Oa Adderley, at the Board of Trade. Tihe right hon. gen.4 tleman was accompanied by Mr. Bentiack and Mr Farrar. The deptatiou was introduced by 3r. J. Bcal and included Mr. J. S. Storr1S Mr. Mackillop, Mr. Taborp1 Mr. Booth, and Mr. P. Philimps. Mr.1 BEAIsa~idthatthe object of the visit ...

... PtlIfti{ 4MEN ¢ AFFAIRS. ?? .; | , . .,5 i ?? I ko S''i b- ikt'IGH T ON . Mir. J. 1G. Dodson, M.P., -in prdbosing the toast of The Bishop and Clergy of tlhd Diocese at the .Mayor's banquet at-Brighton. on Monday said .they .all. kneDW there wetepastiel within t Ihe anr'end various 4leietsliis *slheolibu. Th~se' hb kasli; trrear necessary incident3 of a free country-an inquiring age and a ...

... NAVAL, AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, Nov. G. liehaa'd Denton Mason, Esq., C.B., has been promoted to tle rank of Iaspector-Geleri' of l~ospitals ard Fleet in her Majesty's Fleet, with sen iority of 3r d November, 187s4. AD~MfLALTY, Nov. 7, In accolannce witlh the provisione of her Majiesty's Order in Council of thc StI Pebruary, 187 2, Sub-Licutenant rten y John Wodohouse has been placed on the ...

... ALLEIGED BARBARITY AT SEA. Yesterday, lit tho Thamnes Policc Court, Horatio hi Walters, ciptain oi the liritisti S'hil) Emily Augusta, was 'L sa ;it chlargod with the wilful mnurdor of threo Lascar sea- C noel nalmed Caloo, Abdallalh aind( rageo Ali. dir. Poland, who now apilaruid withil i. Maed for tho prosecutiol, ai ILo thtoa-lit thcro was not sufficient C evidonco to tuaicltall the ...

... | S~, JAdP OD ABOLITf&N OF SECOND- I I - I -X i c LALSCARW& G ES. MP At4l! OF UDMIARB LR]3 HOLDE RS AT LEEDS. (raio oun OWN aoDisPcixoNDBNT.) LEEDS, TtWsi EVEM O. This afternoon a larpe and inifat'ir sneefing ?? of Mjidlapd shareholder inm the Xorkshire district was ll hil14 at' illi~ude is' XtdtI, uii4,t'ht dpresidency of Mr. 1 gpWARD ABA5NiiNi9,4 .tontider .tlls prapgted abolition at ' ...

... QCrL;ESS'Vows, Nov. 10.-The National Steamship Com- panty's steamer Spain arrived h oni New York oil here at o a.m. to-day, with 271 passengers. After lauding 62 passengers sho proceeded for Liverpool. PLYseOUITI, NOV. 10.-Tho Union Company's Royal Mail steamship European has arrived here. Xer dates ?? ]ay, Oct. 16th ; St. Heleua, 23rd; and Ma. doira, Nov. dtlh. Fine weather throughout. She ...