... MONDAY A MOMRNI, Nov, 30 a It wilf lie learned 'with regret that Mr Diaraeli continues Indisposed, Sa ior tbo n4i ?? _11_ I . I present cannot attend to business. non, A letter from Lieutenant cameron states ec t'hat he has been over the later traoks of B Dr Livingston@, and (ran native reports cau Identifiep the ualaba with the Oongo. Ele rejo hopes to'lollow il; downx to the west coast of ...

... h i OUR LONDON OORRESPONDENOE. 1 °h Di MANNIN 'S PAASTORA-THE DEGORAlTo or I le ST PAUL'S-THE LATE TOM HOOD-LIEUTENAET P Cir CAMEION'' iD2PEDIT1ON - BZNDIQO As - E3 at PREAOHER, ?? le - Sunday. ig THE Admiralty wishes it to be. made known a ig that no officer has yet 'been appointed to com- I a, mand the Arctic expedition. . t: le Dr Manning's pastoral letter comes Upon:D s 6 d not ...

... AN1OTHER ASSOUCATION WANTED. TO Tir. EDITOR OF REYNOLDS'S NEWSPAPER. Sast,-Amoug the many clmas associations in exiat-nce representing clerks, travellers, warshonsemen, agrioul. tural lNbourers, cabdrivers, &c., is it not sonmwhat strange, if not unaccountable, that there is still one prolmlielnt c1, 1 of persons unroprcsetet ? The clas- alluded to are employed in nierotoutil houses, assurance ...

... RAILWAY RXIES. When the Empress of Russia left England the other day, extraordinary precautions were taken by the railway company against any peril or accident. 'T'he train conveying her was pro- vided with a special telegraphic apparatus; the block system was rigidly enforced; the ordinary trains were made to wait the pleasure and the passage of that conveying the imperial passenger and, in ...

... nef following iø a statement, on the part of the Electoral for decli •SOcift^on Committee, of their reasons at the con?° *° dopt the resolutions passed 17th ...

... LETTERS PO THSU EDITOR. bi THE PROPOSED HORSE SLAUGHTER. ii ,es XHOUSES. u torie m5i-I see that considerable Indignation has PI cur been excited in the East End on the South on, Side of the river by the proposal to erect in these s districts houses for the slaughter of horses unfit Pe ons for further service, and for turning to useful Pr or account the carcases of animnals which have thus re ...

... THIE TORPEDO EXPERIMENTS, r.to Portsmiouth,; Novembor 28 o reed: TIe. sixth torpeddo 'experimieut against. the r uld Oberon took place.at noon to-day, under the a 000 euperintendence of the committee. 'he ship was 0 I if moored in Stoke's Bay, as on former occasions. n as The charge was SQ1bs, of damp gun cottori On ilge plced Oi tho ground at the oppostopoininbout 5 uld 30 fest from the. sern ...

... COURT AND FASE A T EI E C OC 1 F. Te WINDSOR CASTL, Nov V - -T2 e Qseec 1z, Princess Beatrice drove out vesterday af>; attended by the Dowagpr L:xhcas of At. Their Royal Highnesses tue PFnce and Christian, of Sohleswig-B cl'im. dined w-.t't ' Queen in the evening. The Ai,,ht -Ir,. F Cross, secretary of State for tihe Hime Doper-. ment, arrived at the Castle, and, as wel! a. re r General R. F. ...

... MR. CRAWSHAY's MANIFESTO. The letter which we publish in another column from the p3m of Mr. HENRY CRAW- ti snis) of Oaklands Park, appears at a very d timely juncture, for it serves to throw a light. g notcnly upon the dispute which ihat the pre- b sent moment agitating the coaland frontrades a of Dean Forest, but also on those more exten- d sive industries of a kindred nature which are f, ...

... As a consequence of the heavy rains which fell inces- santly in Birmingham during the whole of Saturday night and yesterday morning, several parts of the town were flooded, and in some instances damage was done to pro- perty. The wind was very severe, at times blowing quite a gale; btt, with the exception of a few chimneys being lnocked down, and a tile here andt there blown from the roof, no ...

... ILAEST NEWS. . i. , - totFREEMAN SPECIAL WIREE.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. London, Sunday Night. The weather this afternoon was, on the whole, Xa vourable to the demonstration in Hyde Park on behall of the families of the political prisoners. Contingents rfiarched from' virious metropolitan districts to Tra. falgar-square, and thence to Hyde Park. The con. course round the well-known Reformers' ...

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