... 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 ...

... I-i. ?? .IF; W I., f, ? ? VN , .1, I t 1? ? ?? I j v0gi 0 s; u&{ ' -Thie giinual metn Ufte Leopse~waa tplc~a .day: At : th ollldes'bf th La. ;d Aisn-stfei ?? iih ?? ?? ro.e i Oirnimghu'U. p 40 ' i; BlR I, TD^S:NtoE ii I . Mr. : conqss D~xor~, ~ 1it The aunna1x 3opWetft0 bxilcdteve om cnitte, as received and approved. 'It reviewed atloimneitable longth the events p1' the past year, espcially ...

... - - w l A:.. I RE LAND,0.0 ?? : F: > t: : = : ? i J w e g T:: 4, - ? I : nlosl o N o. conim*xpm ?? * I PUBLIN, TIrusniDA: Nxcwr. ; Nothing is 4cotvn here of the alieged duel be.- tween Irish members said-to have taken placd in Belgium, In the Court of Quoen's Beach Mr. Gerald .itsaibho. *2t(Bi appeared to show cause against a conditl ofder obtained for aniew trial in the action for libel ...

... [LATESTl TELEGAE8 THE 'OVILWAR IN SPAIN. DEF0AT OF. TEC CARLIST BEO , . BETREAT OF DON:OROS ,D HIS TROOPS. coy SU52ORW TmanLIGAH.) M= OUR SPOIAL m C iPOPD=SN'.) I.RIIN TnUssaAx. Sani Maroial, La Puncha, and aU the Carlist ?? round Irunare aow in the hands of the Republican Army, which is resting to- The weather is bad, but the army expects dto makea forward movement in two or three days, by ...

... IPUBLIC ME N ON PU.BLIG AFFAIRS. I I -- ?? - 9:~ ~ I. The OConor bosit 1.P. for Roseommon, hab ru addressed a meeting of his odastitueatsi his objeot being, kil he said, in accordaneo with a new custom now spriuginj Ye up in Ireland, to give them' obme accoun of hov le raa aeted in Parlianlnot as their fcpresentative duriiig the last session. A oonferenc6, he scid, had beeh hbld before thoe ...

... THE SiZURoE OF GUNPOWDER AND PImEWOXS AT CAMDEN TOWN. Mr. Henry Francis Drielte, fireworlt manufac- ic! turer, carrying on business at 75, Baylian-street, Camdlen Town, appearedl at the -Clerkenwoll Police-court, yeeter- Iday, to answer six summonses which had been taken. out against him-I, for having on the 14th no.4 10th nit, un- lawfully kept in a place not licensed foi- the pinxposs fire- ...

... (TZpRuGz BTW0T S AGrNcY.) THE BANK OF FIbANCE. of heB o PARS,-Nov. 12. The return of the Bank of Franefor the week ending to-day shows the following changes, as compared with the previobs awcount :-Increas : Private deposits, 10,794,000 frTs; csh in hand, 6,6656000 rS, bills dis-; counted, 3,944,000 fr3. Decrease: Advances, S,49',000 fr., notes in circulation, 3,430,000 frs.; Treasury balance ...

... ta; NOMNATION OF BEERFS, i ysteraay being the morrOvV of St. Martin, the enyof nominating gentlemen as sheriffs for the year took piece in the Court of Exchequer, at West- I eeioter All the English and Welsh counties are includod aheii, except Cornwall and Lancaster, whioh axe Wsebie5, end Middlesex, rwhich enjoys the high privilege sting itB own sheriff. Punctually at the appointed dgr ...

... ITHEIRE ?? O T~n IRH ULThAXONTANES AND I ~~~LOR~D ACTON. The Dablin Evenfig Post, a Roian Catholid organ, under the heading of An Obsolete Cry, thus refers to Mr Gladstone's recent pamphlet on the subject of the Vatican Decreos Dr. Dbllinger, Mr. Gladstone, alas! and Lord Acton have acted in concert in the assault on Catholicity in Lon. don, believed to be the centre of religious freedom, ...

... GUNPOWDER LICENOEO. | Yesterday a special sessions was held at the Vestry Hall for St. Pancras for granting licences for kedpiug gunpowder. loaded percussion caps, ammunmtiou, fireworks, e., for the St, Paucras division, before Mr. IV H. Wyi tt, chairman, Sir Sydney Waterlow, Mr. G. Plucknett, Mr. James WVyld, and Mr. J. X. Miles. Messrs. liley Brothersi (Limited), of Gray's-inn-ronac ap.. ...

... ROt BOUT FRANOR Ir 'BENCH AND BAR. The FrenohLaaw Courts have just been reopened after the long vacation. In Paris the six score or so of judges who constitute the Court of Cassa- tion, the eight Chambers of First Instance (civil and criminal), the Court of Audits and the Tribunal of Commerce, haye trooped together to attend Mass in the chapel of the Holy Spirit, robed all of them in scarlet ...

... TEE PERMANENT COMMITTEE OF THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY. erBO17GI REUrTHCS AGUNCY.) VERSAILLES, Nov. 12, EvEnwe. The Permanent Committee met to-day under the* Presidency of Al. Buffet. The Government was represented by General Chabaud-Latotur, Minister of the Interior, and MW. Caillaux, Minister of Public Works. M. Feray asked a question relative to the unexpected increase of the tariff and accessory ...