... I X Alt RB . 5 The Ilaouillrg-Ansr~ean Companya Clflseerjefph,;5 i from Noe Y01i%, withb f si.7 1ins peoiee orrivyed.4frenH ilels afternoon, and procceded for Chorbouragnd Wi~ig liluthagsohl rribirg s The North.German IJoyd Steame-r Strjsbfti>seqasNeR Is Orleans aud Havana, arrived ,ine to-dnbere o ec ter ia iBremnen. ]fordeanr.!rier la The State Line steamer State ot Mialnelrot enteredteh e ...

... idral ?? October 27. own, A revolutionary movement has agigaikr been set on ioble foot here. An oultbreak occukred at ArOequipse on th, October 22, and after au hour endsa half of brisk comfirig te Goernent roos prvedthe victore; the The Talisman, a large steamer flying Englisb. two colours, was. off, the coast with a Ilarge punty' of Pport Puiareuesfo hilwoweetempting Al 1'and ?? uado were. ...

... Aynsacmp I Poort-Lfiw AssocrsrcoVr. ~- The Bi rs sixty-ninth quarterly meeting of the Ayrshi-reBi Poor- Law Association was held -at Kilmarnock 00on Saturday-Mr Smith, poor inspector, Cum.- Br a nook, presiding. It was agreed that in future B Fs the annual meeting ashould be held at Ayr, that ne ir one quarterly meeting should be held each year p a- at Kilmarnock, and that the other two ...

... ;:TES STORM. Bditriz wether prevailed, ?? joyeterday,'. and according, to aborrespondents p.reports, it seema :that the. heavy- rainfall aud Inhigh winds h av been general over the country, Ls ?? KirkoaIldy,.our ?? ban t Alil 'aiht 'the' wind blew to violent gusts from of h 9 II ?? L. the no~rth-east, and yesterday morniq, As far Ord Ai thei eye could -reach, the Firth~of ~Forthi was defe Ma ...

... CO.OPERATIVE WORKS AND TBADES'i .UIONS. gut An important gathering took place on Saturday fa feel night in the Temperance Hall, Ellesmere Road, dad Sheffield, in connection With the Sheffield Branch cc les o! the NatIbnal Amalganmated Associationlof.Iron- at her workers, and the object was to discase the question la am of wvrking men starting iron- or cs, and ether ON Ian manufacturing ...

... THE INFArLLBILITY OF THE POPE., The following' notice was read ?? Mass and at the evening seico yesterday, iby the Romhan 0 Catholic clergy:- : .r I Dear Children in Jesus Christ,-I. On Sun- w daythe 28th of August; 1870, 'the following letter F from his ,Eminence Cardinal Antonelli was read at by our order ii all churches of this diocese t- r : -'Rome, Au zest 11th, 1L870. - ID r It has ...

... VEN?'§TOUN FLEE CHURCHI. Dc l' i.tN OBN THL UNION OF THE OHURCIIES. Tlhe sltnitig soervires in conxcntlon with Dennis- IV goun Fr. Church were yesterdlay conducted fora- St ?? ofteiouon, aud evening by the ev. 13r tl Ilitcbmial, the RI-v. Mr Stewart, and the Rev. Dr (Gillsc relectively. At eanh diet there was large N Stfatre.daR Dr Gillan, in the course of his Eli renolrk,, made Special ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 2CCLESIASTICAL. s' PLAuTATION U. P. Cnuon.- The Rev. Wmi. gi t g |Thomsoi3, oi Plantation ?? Church, was waited the Is upon by *a deputation of the manangers on the I te pvening of Fnday, 27th current, and eresented ar1 is witb a purse and tifty eovereigns In recognitfon ogf ro his euccssful services in building up rcongregation. Da se RoTHESA; -St Paul's Epcopal Church,-Regret Cal )y is ...