... 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 ...

... Itltbea witid -(f-bttTiTT,%l!d THE CUBAN INSURRECTION. (REUTa'S TELEGRaM.) NEW YORK, NOV. 14.-Accoiding to Cuban advices received here, the insurgents have captured and burned the town of San Gerbiimo, killing the garrison, which numbered 200 men. The village of Mayari, in Cuba, has been cestroycd by an inundation. ?? REPORTED CONSPIRACY IN RUSSIA. (FROM THE DAILY TELEGRAPH.) BERLIN, Nov. 13 ...

... 1. V. -? 'iTo ?? of Ffrnc-.rct Ii of t-tn Lia Prarw. 'To 'rKit and. Qyteen ef Niio:e ?? ar-rived fin VStS Aj ?? C'ratcala Of the ]3~gacr Aid Lady oto -hAver Ntrrc LtOwn. DI andt ad ?? Hagilnu, ryffir vrrtrrtgi Yorleebiro ?? i)IvO copie .'oer,'ly b-''41 ca. ctade Utr ?? A.3%A, t1ray jritc ?? mrtcery ft'w le'tc i M-ry' lw-airl lit 13.( ?? l ft-iar a (Jint'-. - G.rtt llrl noa iai~petati to It ...

... T YPHOID FEVER AND DRAINAGE, THE series of replies which have been provoked by Professor Tyndall's letter to the Times the other day in support of Dr. Budd's theory of the origin of typhoid fever show how far the scientific world at present is from unanimity on this important subject. Professor Tyndall declared in his letter that the question at issue involved no knowledge of medical ...

... NOTES AND COMMENTS. The shock of the Republican defeat at the elections in the United States seems to have broken in pieces the party that has held power without interruption, and even without a serious threat of displacement since the election of Mr. Lincoln. The defeated party have already begun to indulge in that favourite and most useless amusement of defeated parties, recrimination. ...

... ADVERTISEMENTS. DIGESTION PROMOTED BY PEPSINE. Prepared by T. M orson and Son, and recommended by the medical profession. Sold as Wine in bottles from 3s., Lozenges in boxes from 2s. 6d, Globules in bottles from 2s., and as Ponwder, in i-oo. bottlesat Ss. each, by all Chemists, and the Manufacturers, THOMAS MORSON and SON, x24, SOUTH- AMPTOS-ROW. W.C.. LONDON. See name on labeL ; BENNETT'S ...

... Un C- ?? FRANCE.-The prospects of the coinig session of the National Assembly, which returns to work on the 30th inst., form the chief popular topic. An important Message from Marshal MacMahon is expected to open the camoaign. In this he will propose a Press Bill and the raising of the siege of Paris, while the members will be asked to plunge at once into the inevitable Constitutional ...

... I ZifAAL AND MILITArY. r I . I . W11mOm List uve O&SE2TE.) WA3 OJVICE, PAw.LXATLT, Nov. I& .S Regiment of Draoon GUords-Lieun(WntZuiKerrAny A ?? to e captain, vico E. V. Brooke regred. 66:;Dmagoo Gu s-lia ienacnt Thomas Henry ateell to be , ?? co F. .Batrnyoung Otied. RusoavaIleutemAt-Coldn 'Jobn rpt retire fromn ths Service, reosdi the value of his commiction. 11th Hussa'- eutenen% Kfildaro ...

... I M. , GLADSTOE_ IIIMR.. (dfiADSTONE'S PAMP eT ANOTHER LETTER 1 FROM AROHDIBROP / ,. h MANNING. We are indebted to the courtesy of Mr. ,Jamhbe( Gordon Bennett for a oipy of the following' ltter addressed, by the Archbishop of Westmainster' to the Editor of the New York Herald: ' Dear Slr,'-In answer to your question as to my state-' .nmnt ab~out the Vatican Council I reply aqzfollows:-J ...

... At a largely attended ruridecanal meeting of the Maidenhead deanery on Thursday last the following resolution was proposed by the Rev. F. T. Wethered, Vicar of Hurley, seconded by the Rev. Cunyngham Ellis, Vicar of Cranborne, and carried unanimously :- That the clergy of the rural deanery of Maidenhead, fully alive to the necessity for reform in many things connected with Christian burial, ...

... ?- EPPING FOREST.-It has at last been decided by the Master of the Rolls that the various lords of manors have no legal right to enclose their lands, but that a right of common extends over the whole waste lands from Wanstead to Epping. The effect of this decision will be to throw open more than 3,oco acres of land which have been enclosed since 1851, if the plaintiffs choose to pursue their ...

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