... (El'!It'M1lER COI.TERPY EXPLOSION NEAR ROTHllERHAM. Lose] or TWENTY-SIX LiVES. (1tT Ti.ELEiiAt'L) CMX OUtO OWIt' 001EMflitwttlse.) SHEITItLI), F'riDy NIanr. OIno of tiio.,eterrible explosions to which the ?? 1wt,t0,S1;ttii aisetop ectthnrlyblable occurred tilts t :id il t d~iatinare Colliery, situate about thiro( sail's fccii lwttctlleitisu. ThEO colliery tielenge ft, Messrs. 3. J. thairleos, ...

... : THE NEW ARCTIO EXPEDITION. Since the publication of Mr. Disrari's latter to Sir Henry Rawlinson, intimating tbe intention of his Goverinment to send out an Arctic expedition, there have not bcen wanting afforts to import an unworthy admixture of party spirit into a ques- .tion which cannot in any sense be regarded as a party one. It has been froely advaneed that the Conservative Premnier han ...

... IDE DOLLINGER ON M; GLASTON. I - AND COUNT AtNIff. A ccor'espondenat of ?? Nsew York. Ne,,7dwrt as follows1 fruns Munich strder Juate of the 15th ingt. It was my privilege yesterday ?? t5 havae lengthyroneerdntion with Dr. Dligra e edve Ne. ll, Von-der-Taustreoet. I found ?? rf,ios in good honlith, and, having just comsuleted the c:rwet of Mr. Gladstonle' pomphllt. and been comoewhat mained up ...

... I PuBI. T O ON PUBTIC AJFITRS 3MB. S1.. READ, ?? AT DIBS. (Iv 030.XG3005) DISS, FRuDL' IlVutNWO. lMr. C. S. Read, M.P., Red Sir Rt. J. Buxton, M.P., addroeosd their constituents0 at Dios, Norfolk, to-day. Mir. llosd, in responding to the toast of his Imalth,tsaid twolvo montbs hadeopd sinco hoe had lost thou soune moost Unospected ovoats bad eceerrod. A novoeal olection had takon piato, and ...

... | GENERAL FOREIaN NEWS. tunonouar nzorma's eateOL.) THE PARIS BOURSE. PARIS, Nov. 20. Tbao Bnursa oponed very rirm, but aubsoquently ro- lap1od, und prices of Fronch funs closed at the worst, tho Three par Cant. P.ntos at 61.37, or ioo.,aud the Five per Cents. at 07.80, or lao. lowur than yorturday. Foreign 3toeka maintained throughout ?? figgems. Thu Exchange on Loudon declined to 2.14. THE ...

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... 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 ...