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... . ?? . /I EJ~l2CTIONS IN THE UNITED ST~lE,$ ELECTIONS IN THLE INITED STATES . tZ'IOU VUn OWN CORRESPONDENT.) EiW YORK, Xqv. 4. The returns of yesterday's ?? fill t he whole country with astonishment. Althoug.h it has been clear for the past. ten days or more that tlbo Opposition would inakzo large gains, the most sanguine Democrats did not anticipate such a sweeping victory. They have carried ...

... I~~ . I ' (MRTUoH U tTBR!'SAGENCar.) GERMAN EWS..' BERLIN, Nov. 14. In to-day's sitting of the Eeichstag, the Bill for the protcc~ion of trade mjrks was read a third time, with but fe* and uniniportant modifldations of the original Bill. nho Houoe then conmmenced the debate upon the third reading of the Imperial order respecting the official lna guagsetotbe used by the German tribunals and ...

... - .I3~ffR.7) ?? R, . . , ?? , I ff~lUr~lq. I I B23hGHU AAfi Xoi. 14. he bardware trades 9,f BiTmingham are notp at the Aetntiino, P5Xtioularly active, nor does there seem any great ?? improvement during the presoat quarter. , The ecllery trado is at present dull and thO leetko-plato tradfo' og to the bigh price of nickel, la rather depresitd. Gas tabes Lod SttinItsare in fair demand, in other ...

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... !iRAE LNION AC~ AND Tfl I S^~T M aamow O¢P TIM Va3VTATION TO H OLRO EXOK.EQ . . yesday seroon a deputatison trem the m'tpses ?? terhsu~entary ?? inq In 17sntat5 f the ?? do Uceeties, watdby ?? ~ tffr qr B th e C A mama the E Carzontrs a so roil- 10 Iflownlfg.stroot, with rfrnet h abtwe qc0st3`dD-. Tho depfltatfion wals ?? by Mr. Hop- Wood) toD ,, and the members of th Trades nusal Cr. mittee ...

... 111ATtE OYA, COVNT GAUDI PIIOMIINADtsl OON(tlt'lli. Thodarcte ?? ui HMeo. A. and S. ,actL Taw Evunmooa aC 8, Mis, Bo Hee, Mr. 'cancD, Mr. Wi lord nlwrlgoo,He. Yoinog, Hr. J, Loevga te ar i JnoivltuefL. WbillOediea Cloows. Caseduotor, Jast. aa T-H.EATRE ROYAL, DHURY.L4NI. 1olo Laee and nger, F.1D. Chatteote. Tmi B5Y501O at IC 4 NOSIOJYI IN LOXDON.-At 7.5c, IUOHASi COiJtRB DI:LioN. Mctvnw. J. ...

... THE CIVIL VAR IN SPAIN. h 5oX can arse5aU eosamsairt.) SAN StBASTIA.8N, Nov. 18. t AU doubts as to our destination are now solved. The transpotts are arriving to take the army back it to Santander, and therke th9 railway will convey o: it to Miranda and Logrono, in readiness to co- I operate with Gacural Moriones in relioeving Pam- d plone from tho straits in which that important f' stronghold ...

... [LATTE S.6 TERRIBLEt ' .OSIO1N NEAR PARIS. (r. SMAnds TOBiGAPL) . 'GM 0 ,02EXD . ~iO oxnOW Cow ao5wPONDDrL PAJRIS, trslnAY 'X TGr. All Paris was startled at half-past six o'clock this morning by the souzd of a violent detonation, which reminded me of what I heard at Versailles when the cartridge manafaetory at Paris exploded during the Counmune.' I fancied that my house Sbook. It was evident ...

... I%5IEN ~ L~e AFFAIRS. I Co j r'ii(e, 'ase well as I ?? at which the 0 @9 ,ib^ lved to institute a Church of la Te B i op, in ad ting the schme, 6aid the subject of intampecaneed b a put before the authorities of the Church in a vdrtpreminent manner. Q) ut) int- he popition-it did,-the Churchof-Englad5ntlr 'n angq had an organsization Wv c niig e m nost effcc- TI!bt eveniki2L ?? Cavedish, M.P., ...