... SECOND EDITION, 2.30 p.m, (SPECIAL TELEGLABI.) PAPI ;, Monday.-There was some excitement on the boulevards last night. A slight disturbance occurred at Frascati's, Order was maintained by cavalry patrols. The Radical complexion of the municipal elections has had a stupefying effect. The men elected are more extreme than the Democratic press had rcccnmmended. The b'l7wts is silent. The organ ...

... To-maoRRow the National Assembly will meet and proceed to elect its president, vice-presidents, secretaries, &c., and then will come a Message, tle precise tone of which has not been settled, or, at all events, is not nr~own. That nothing definitive has been adopted is very probable, seeing that the Right Centre, which met yesterday, came to no determinatiaa as to what line of policy it will ...

... GO, IN A NEW LIGHTU 'Bendigo, the once fatuous chaln- ~lnd, but of late better knowil ill 'it `the election buses of his at( '2 Wottdnghamn, made his first alppear- 'r:1 pulpit in connection with a scries of bE I-es held at the London Cabinen's it The evening service was cr'owd w'II g, ndth poceedings Were, as one El leci' dhesibd it, conducted by ti, leaders ?? going a o drs. the crowd ...

... [CONCLUSION.] JAMIES LAMBIERT worked in Somerville's mill. Like most of the hands, he must cross the water to get home. For that purpose, a small ferry. boat was provided; it lay at a little quay near the mill. One Andrew had charge of it ashore, and used to shove it off with a lever, and receive it on its return. He often let more people go into it than Lambert thought safe, and Lambert had ...

... The Circular letter (f 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 io believe the said doctrines (the Immaculate Concep- tion and Papal Infallibility) persist, nevertheless, in calling themselves Catholics, and give out that ...

... BISHOP COLENSO ANTD TIp BTP TIOp OF I OX-im BrY TLLEGMIU1'.) (PFtOM OURt OWX CORRtESPO.NDENT.1 OXFO1RD, SutL.ey N. lon, The announcement niadool o :tturtinin tilat the Bishop of Oxford would prohibit Blklo1, ?? iron, Carryil)goUt hlis iltenitioln of preachig ?? i rtii (, *.ty churcli) ?? maorining was conflticiled btly the ici, Io Q, terday of IL niuiiitionll an he ?? of .: . ^1, : , o* f ...

... Chid Obeningld gew!?. THE CARLIST WAR. (REUTER'S TELEGRAM.) MA.DRID, Nov. 30.-Official advices received here state that the Marquis de Villadarco and Sefior Calderon, superior officers on the staff of Don Carlos, have abandoned the Carlist cause. The same advices mention a ramour that Saballs had also taken this course. Fifteen Carlists have solicited amnesty from the authorities of San ...

... THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES The visit of their Royal Higlnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales to the Earl and Counless Cowpor at Pausbaunger terminated oel Saturday, having coIn- menced on the previous Tuesday evening. Although the visit was to all intents and parposes a private one, ut the request of Earl Cowper, whvo is Lord High Steward of the Borough of IHertford, their etoyal ...

... thid Obtainald OtW?- THE CARLIST WAR. (REUUTER'S TELEGRAM.) MADRID, Nov. 30.-Official advices received here state that the Marquis dc Villadarco and Seuior Calderon, superior officers on the staff of Don Carlos, have abandoned the Carlist cause. The same advices mention a rumour that Saballs had also taken this course. Fifteen Carlists have solicited amnesty irom the authorities of San ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...