... TilE ORGANISATION OF EASTERN ROUMELIA. PsLIPPOPOLIS, Nov. 10. gac The text of the organic regulations for the or, autonomy of Eastern Roumelia, as drawn up by the o Porte, approved by an imperial irade, and now pti being discussed by the Roumelian commission, is ha' 'AS follows: Article 1.-Eastern Roumelia is divided into to sandjaks, arrondissements, cantons, and communes, Pr( which will be ...

... OUR LGNDON CORRESPONDEN.OB l - ?? LONDON, SArTuRDA EVrENr'l. The subject of universal speculation to-day will in a few hours cease to be speculative, and have become history. We are ail vexing our minds to discover what the Times mn'ans this morning by the newt vista which is to be opened to-night Rumours are to be heard in every place where politicians meet, of the failure of the attempts at ...

... AUSTRO-EfUNGARY. PBsran, Nov. 7. The Auistrian end Hungarian Delegations were ?? to-day. In the former, Herr Caronin was elected preident. Count Anltrassy presented the budget, and a finance committee of 21 members as; choscn. The budg(t e-timates the expenditure for 1579 at 94,751,715 tlorius, or 3,000,000 florins less than last year. PsTv, Nov. 7, EvEa. The Emperor to-day received a ...

... The Wit~ehafl Retiew has just published four extraordinary lists of perverts to Popery from the bosom of the Church of England. The history of the perversions goes back, of course, over a considerable period; but alongside of the progress of Ritualism in the National Church, the blessing of the bells of St. Paul's by the Bishop of London, and the most recent recruit of all, Mr. Orby Shipley ...

... The third of the series of popular science lectures was delivered in the Gnild Hall on Thursday night. The lecturer was R. A. Procter, Esq., B.A., ?? who took for his subject The Sun, and the Rev. S. J. Perry, SJ., of Stonyhurst College, ?? ?? presided. Tho haU was again crowded in every part. The ClAmismAw said he had very great pleasure that evening in introdueing to the audience the ...

... OPENING OF A, NEW BRIDGE OVER THE IRWELL. The bridge which during the past year or two haw been in coarse of construction over the river Irwell, juet below the weir at Throstle Nest, was formally opened on Thursday by, the Mayor of Salford (Mr. Alder- man Walmsley); and the ceremony was witnoased by a large crowd of spectators. Without doubt this work will prove a great advantage to Salford on ...

... I I The annual meeting of the Manchester District Union of the Teachers' Associations of Ashton, Bolton, Bury, Hyde, Manchester, Oldham, Roohdale, Salford, Staly- bridge, and Stookport was held on Saturday afternoon in the Albion Schools, Katherine-street, Ashton-under. Lyne. Mr. Park (president of the union) occupied the chair, and there was a large attendance. In the fourth annual report ...

... THE WFATHSEE. FRIDAY, .NOVEMBER S. The chart represents the western countries of Europe from Norway to the coast of Portugal, and embraces Great Britain and the British Isles. It also includes the North Sea or German Ocean, the Bay of Biscay,the Mediterranean,the Atlantic,with the English Chaniiel,Brigtol Chanuel, and Irish Sea. - ?? EXPLANATION'. 'The direction and force of the wind are shown ...

... ooif - - -.5 LATEST E>SRAPHI?- NEWS. I TU OT, &o. 01;1Court G1~r'ceicdP fF opial BALVON AL, .NOV. 13. walked yesterday afternoofl,attended tl -ta Y° f richmnod and Gordon and the The f bd, the honour of diniug with the ?? ad countess of Derby have arrived at ?? -at in Kent, from PKC >Ixsley.q 0 vwas filed yesterday in the Wigan c pci; w AIVUr. IV. S. FrancO. solicitor, on t Icl 0Darby hmcolli ...

... I Tilt ROYAL VISsT.-A Tory taxpayer protests against the wanton waste of public money in the erection of barricades on the streets along which the scions of royalty are to pass to-day. Ought (he asks)the triumphant Toryism of the goad old town to be insulted by the erection of these barricades to protect the representatives of the glorious institu- tion of Church and State, when loyal hearts ...

... THE ANGLO-AMERICAN FISHERY I QUExSTION. THEi HALIFAX AWARD DISPUTED. c NEW YoRE, Nov. 10. C A despatch is published from Mr. Evarts to Mr. Welsh, the United States minister in London,dated September 27, concerning the Halifax award. It R presents in elaborate form the reasons which led al the United States Government and Congress to L consider the award unjust, excessive, and not in C ...

... THE TOWN COUNCIL, The interest attaching to the first council meeting'after the elections was fairly sustained on Saturday. Members began to assemble about. a quarter to twelve, and the usual congratular tions passed between the re-elected andtheir old colleagues. Of .the new members, Mr. Ball was the first to put in an' apearance, and he was quickly followsed by Mir. Lint (escorted by Mr. ...