... a' A E E M-A S 0 N R Y. Grand L~odge. m evenling the usual mleeting of Grand Lodlge il it j-reraoiis' Hall, but v-a May 'lot excpect to see tlsc 0 W0, I 'reId, alhbutigh it ii announced that thle Cran lytice a Im a otc oif cendf~locie to Grand Ledge of ireland. oci ftsoI t Dkeof Lobister. hr are o Sevra important items te. to te traiisacted, among which is this vote ofcoolne ` r f tile n1 ...

... c'UMMAARY OF THIS MORNING'S NEWS. Nothing was positively known up to this morning as to the course to be aupt t d en the opening of the French National Assembly to-day. It was 1htjievcd Ncsterday that the President's Message would not be read until tniorrow or Wcdncsday. The result of the Paris municipal elections yester- diay was to give a great majority to the Radicals. .Accoydir- to a ...

... Ml. Moulin, a draper, at Cbevrouso, has been tried for firing ft his wife and M. Martean, a priest, her suspected lover. Al. Monlin is a respectable draper in the sleepy and very priest ridden town of Chevrouse, a Conservative in his politics, bat sufficieutly moderate to be esteemed by th' Radictals o~ the ptace. Ml. Moulin is, moreover, good-loolinlg, in the prime of life, and of a fine ...

... 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, ...

... TO TRM IiDITOR 01? THEs DAILY NWMS. Snt,-Your iuteresting notice this morning of Mstr. Bishop's canoe cruise in Amer;ca may perhaps be supplemented by some remarks on the popular pastimo of camoeiog. The rloyal Canoe Club has electedr more than 400 members, who have possessed about woO canoes of variousbuilds suitable for foreign travel, racing, sailing, or general crulaing. Although many ine ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF ZERYNOIS'S NEWSPAPER. SIR,-A great esyilegist is reaprteid to IkRve said that the progrees of hasaniiy was so tlow that taking inio consideration the graidal sealing o! the earth, unso'sa pedefoctihility would ae erriyed at, if at all, by a geneietion ofl Estnimaux. This ia rather dieconragiug, an I would, unduabts ly, be a cruel satire of Nature's on man' siort. atd we ?? ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIDENCE. Sunday's municipal elections throughout the Country resulted in the trial of the Republican candidates in most of the large tovus. At Lyons, 34 Radicals and 1 Moderate Republican were elected ; at Marseilles, where the Conservatives were neutral, the Moderate Republicans were defeated by the Radicals by about 18,000 to 7,000; at Bordeaux, the ...

... EMP1ERATCZ CONFERENCE AT BIAN- CnESTER. On Tnesday a confireace of the ministers of all denomi- nations was held in the Free Trade Hall, Tefanchestcr, to consider the questior. of intemperances. The conference was called by the Britbah Temperance Leagne, and be- tween 900 and 1,000 ministers intimated their intention to be present. The Rov. W. M1An7, of Liverpool, was elected to the chair. He ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...