... CERISTNING OP 031 x acosRjz- [Fror- thp au~ (77s'.TD1ex The Qartln arrivlvc at Buckingharm pa'M on day from Windsor. n 3Il. Thc Qaeen was received Iry the D Iro jlv l and prtncfedtd at lli!l to thf e D ?? aoartsifln's, aftft Nvhvch her M li !s ot Ru-gsia.' The ?? cf lis RoaR HiT h r Alexanlrl'' Wr illiam El lrne.t Alb t ., Majesty the QueenL aud of his ryvi hO v 6;; ? ConsSort, SCII of ;heir ...

... pRIJTAT~IOWS TO MINISTERS. DX) a 8Rs+il nmonp others. of several fiio a0naistitg e r~O UL1.,viO °D -n ea a n lua ao n of the A tovl'fpatallsneCc, waited upon the Earl of Derby fbe 0srsl I of Carnarmit at the Foreign offc ong tathe esapecting the contemplated Reciprocity Dursf rhe united States and Canada. The Asso- tre~~ hetweeewith Mr. Sampson Lloyd ?? s inberk t co veer ent would take care ...

... LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. THE RAMLWAY REVOLUTION The revolution in railway management that has been predipitated by the headstrong action of the Midland company, will surely lead the Government to consider the expediency either of taking the railways of the United Kingdom entirely under State control; or of modifying, in many important parts, the authority which Goverumentis now able to ...

... 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 ...

... The Circular letter ef Archbishop Manning, appointed to be read last night in all the churches of his diocese, contains in its third paragraph a very significant announcement :- It has come to our knowledge that some who openly refuse lo believe the said doctrines (the Immaculate Concep- tion and Papal Infallibility) persist, nevertheless, in calling themselves Catholics, and give out that ...

... ?? Z, , D ? N? I - -i m ?? 5'Oi THE WPEFT TEan~lXsA-i-rn Ore lodep 6i1,1 M1a MM iLENINY. OUR WEEKLY CALENDAR Auricnllse, e-&a~lstiOis., 1-lisle,, files teespin, n7!il other lloristb flowers, iC poleq, 0115111 heilTW ite ores ept moderately ifry, am4- have Plenty Of air. lr4 Blsof all kiudis should IM e tp' pleauteAd'loris- tia'. present month, if net (Ifoils aTllmy, ald ah'o potesl Or Phinel ...

... OUTTINGS FROM THE COMIo JOURNLS (From Puna*) UNCONSCIONABLE.-Head. of the Firm: Want a holi- day!? Why, you've just been at home ill for moath-! HELPING HIM ON-Oldest Inhabitant (to nervous new curate): Now, you may sit down and reod a bit tome, and then you may give me a shilling and then you may ge. A NOEMBnER CRACKER. - SS. Pope: Tha' that young Gladstone with his dratted fireworkst -a su- ...

... TIHE MILITARY P0OWERS AND THE USAGES OF WAR. TIE announcement that Russia contemplates the reassembling of the International War Code Conference at Brussels (an announce- ment which we made many days ago, and which is now repeated) will surprise no one. We were told, indeed, before the meeting of the former Congress that the Russian project to be submitted to its consideration was only a ...

... EUMMARY OF THIS MORNING'S NEWS. Nothing was positively known up to this morning as to the course to be adopted on the opening of the French National Assembly to-day. It was believed yesterday that the President's Message would not be read until to-morrow or Wednesday. The result of the Paris municipal elections yester- day was to give a great majority to the Radicals. According to a Berlin ...

... VERSAILLES, NOV. 29. TGE Parisian municipal elections -are taking place to-day in a high wind: to-morrow the Assembly meets, and on Wednesday the session will formally open with the Marshal's message. What will be said in that Message ? It will probably not be like a speech from the throne, embracing all topics, from the excellence of the harvest to the proposed abolition of direct promotion ...

... THELATRE ROYAL, COVTNT OA.RDEN. 11ROMUNAIl 0011jtfmlSs. Under the direction of Messrs. A. and S. Gatti. Tess EvrSnTI, at . 4oajdie Alvelebin. ItSl~e. h1op)herer. rarbs miLs.J ue rherrlngton. r. Pearsrpt, Iir. Wilford Morgan. Mr. oung. Mr. Lazurun, Mr.J. Levy, ?? Ouna'l. Pull Orchestra and Chorus. THEATRlE ROYAL, DBURY-L.,1E. Eole Lause Unat Manda3' 11.V Chotterton. Tjo e EveNoXss, at U.jb, ...