... OllY- THE superfluous stock of oratory which mem- v him bers carry down with them front St Stephen's 12 to their constituencies is seldom of the freshest I wore and most exhilarating description. But with. a a the moribund Parliament and uncertain party plat- t ,ures forms miore interest is likely to attach to the un- a rans- ilian restricted utterances of members than to the c and remarks ...

... THIE AFFAIRS OF FRANCE. STATEMENT BY M. WADDINGTON. PARIS, Thursday evening. °tood . MWaddington, at a banquet given by the Prefect of the Aisne to the Council-General of the Department, i made a speech upon political questions, in the course of ance hich he reviewedl the work done by the Legislature c I during the last six Months. Speaking of the Ferry WtoI Bill, the Minister said the object ...

... 'GENER~AL GA1BALTr AND THE POPE . RO3XEi Wednesday. General Garibaldi is much better, and the Pope is in the enjoyment of perfect health. TAE AUSTRIAN MINISTERIAL CRISIS. - I BERLIg, Wednesday. I It Was yesterday announced with considerable show ef authority from Vienna that Count Karolyfi is to be appointed Count Andrassy's successor. The press at Berlin, however, is decidedly sceptical on ...

... LONDON, Sunday, 6 p.m., ;, Ihe weather over the British Islands this mornirig F, was in a peculiarly variable condition. The depression which lay over the north of England on Saturday had suddenly changed Its direction, and, passing briskly to l. the eastward, bad reached Denmark by eight am. to- day. In our islands, however, the mercury rose very e little indeed as the disturbance passed off ...

... FRIGHTENED TO DEATEH at ;k Ol the morning after he landed in Manilla the f doctor sallied forth for a walk on the PRseo. He had ol not proceeded far when his attention was attracted to ay young girl, a native, who was walking a few paces ahead of him. He observed that every now and then . the girl stooped her head towards the pavement, which g was straightway spotted with blood. Alarmed on ...

... M. DE TALLEYfRAND. in The populace greeted the Deputies generally on he the close of their session with Vive ta. ationa ! of Vive la nation ! But to two of them a sort of. I oration was accorded, and the cries (of sinister 0 Iaugury) Vive le vertuoeuz P`tiot P 1 Tisve Nu- rt, corruptible Robespierre .' were reiterated with lot frantic enthusiasm when those two furious Jaco- her bins ...

... PROTECTIONIST FALLACIES. SIte-I have lqee'l waiting to see if any onr more C c etent to the tasl would answ er your article on Mil tile above qitestiot i i our impression of the 6th. As d: ne l-s done so, i as I think your case far frorn la O ,5 I do not th ;: it ought to go unanswered on (I P'me part of tbotise 0i) ,>ld ib different opinion. I do net p~repos to fo XIV yoll closely through all ...

... SIPU11LLt 1Ofl. I n ], SINCE we mentioned Sir Samuel Baker a few !h s a days ago, in connection with Cyprus, Radical s, is papers have been quoting Sir Sainuel in order h her to bring another ' railing accusation against the the Government. Having Sir Samuel's book T to before us- Cyprus as I saw it in 187D-we m 3ti- ! can afford our Radical brothers rope. Sir w Of! Samuel says that the ...

... ZADRIEL. anal I have laid out a- penny in Zadkiel's Alnane was and I am filled with terror at the variou- troubles It which are predicted for next year In Ja- n a oltis and rumours of wars still afflict the 3',xitiih peoplr ten and do injury to their trade and comn Ace'Me for Mars s no was setting at the winter solstice -rr.i afflicting the It ascending planet, Venus, by oppo 4?tion aspect. ...

... THE CHILIAN OCCUPATION OF IQUIQUE. Rio ns JANEIRO, Oct. 24 (delayed in ill transmission). to Intelligence received here announces that the to Chilianr have occupied Iquique, which had been pre- | to l viously abandoned by the allied forces. an rs -IBil e THE TURKISH REFORMS. tht Th THE FINANCIAL SITUATION. tio _ _ _ _be T CONSTANTINOPLE, Wedniesday. n il The Porte seems to have repented having ...

... AB3ERDEEN TOWN COUNCIL. I. MUNICIPAL4 DEPARTMENT. pul. IAn adjourned meeting of the Town Council was held the yesterdey to dispose of the business left over from ,eiOn Monday. Lord Provost Jamieson presided, and the age other snembers present were-Baillijes Donald, Smith an Macdonald, Esslemont, Ross, Dean of Guild Walker; sas Treasurer Walker; Messrs Findlay. Tulloch, Tennant, Gordon, Paul, ...

... A. *? -? -.-- LA? - ½ -]3id-i, Aikevjun., Master of >lc founder,. Louvauj in regar.d to the beh~j jQ -~coa L-hWiChll to M. Van Aerschldt . ,rom rC een 4th Junei.8S wrt yw time e Sgo, are 'only now beong cj considered. 0 wbllgf A clc is in course of const byte Bland &0 Co., Croydon, and the °Towyn Cuniiltt, resolved to provide ene bell of 3Bet aCUtlbl whic must stiike the hoezrs, and also (and0 ...