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... LATEST NEWSo.I _- . LReutfe-'s Telegrams, per press Associetios.] p ENGLAND AND THE PORTE. CONSTANTINOPLE, NOVEMBER 4 (Night). The ngitation at the palace is unabated. The belief is d prevalent that thatlmou d Nedim Paoha will bo uiheld in c his position by tho Sultan, but that the Ministry will at o once resolutely carry out tho reforms demanded- by Eng- v land. D It is proposed to appoint a ...

... Dr. Ehanezer Henderson, ?? died err Sunday night, at Aliuckatrt, near DunfaLrlinew, aged 711. The man Harman, charged en his own confession with the murder of the old roan Grimes, a.t Partonr, near Swindon, in 1874, was yesterday remanded till Mlonday i next,I FJRESSENTATrON To LORD GALjWAY.-Lord Galway, AuP., wees presenlted yesterday, by the Earl of Scar- Iborough, enl behalf of Itire ...

... Telegraphing from Constantinople on Tuesday, tho Tines Constantinople correspondent says that thi Govern- ment has published an official declaration concerning the proposed reforms. After explaining that the neceesity of introducing reforms has constantly engaged the attention of the Sultan, and that, in spite of the war and other diffi- culties, something has been dens towards realising ?? ...

... At.T.EG.ED INHiTMANITY. The Rev. Edward Hlartley, of St. B3ridget's, Wavertree, writes:-A. few weeks ago, happening to be in the ceme- tery, Smithdown eoad, my attention was attracted by the hearse from the adloining workhouse entering the gates, and seeing that it was not driven up to the chapel, I fol- lowed it, curious to see how workhouse funerals were con- ducted in a Liverpool cemetery. ...

... THE POLITICAL ARRESTS IN I IRE, LAND. THE CABINET AND THE CHIEF SECRE- TARY FOR IRELAND. The Central News states that Sir Jas. Lowtlher came over from Ireland last week to confer with the Premier as to the state of Ireland. The com- munication which the Chief Secretary made was conveyed to the Cabinet, and the result was the arrest of three of thei agitators. Sir James Lowther left town for ...

... PROPOSED RAILWAY BETWEEN PORT TALBOT AWD THE BONDDA., PUBLIC MEETING AT ABERAVON. In compliance with a generally signed requisi. tion' the Macer of Aberavon (3fr.IT. W. Je4kins), caled a piiblio ameeting to consider thie question. It was held on Tuesday night, and the oommo. dious public hen was crowded with a large, orderly, end evidently intoreated audience. The Mayor preiided. There were ...

... - - I Warns,, Man Cinsa, 4A aX, U IE S O uh I RWA N W1 AIL P&AnAMA, Nov. 1-.5-Pe in looks received ,ere ai' the capture, at Pisaglas 'by the chilins state thattere was sharp fighting, nttended by ?? loss ot~ life. The garrison of Pisgugn, consisting of Bolivians, evecnatecl the towvn, ?? oad lqoru ftectueg a junction with the d aer, ins from that. n~ece. The allied forces 0 then awaited the ...

... Oa LtFRECAS OF THE WEATERS. it. I _ - L35 rhe fanowlng forecat of the weatha Hkelg to Ter peeroa to-by {Taesday) was inned by the to UOtU090ag6 Offoo London, at4 pm. yeetar )nxo zrn .W Weately to nortlb-wesatrly ?? Er tW48Z _ lmW m°% x 'WiZds moderate to fwsli; sea ?? cold. sat - FAIRS FOR N UBREt ith LiVyfelach ?? I Derck ?? the LI.deloY ?? . ?? 19 V ?? ?? I & 21 Lk~dovery ?? .. 1- .TIs~gart ...

... I i DR. HARPER'S RE-CONSTRUe. TION SCHEME. TEE WELSH DEPUTATION AND THE UNIVERSITY COMMISSIONERS. (FROr ota OWN REXORTER,) OXFORD, TusDAY KNarw. 1 Tuesday ought to be a red letter day n the 11 history of the Principality, VA it saw the I agitation against Dr. Hwrpr's soeme brought to a definite and practical result - 1 result which will probably be the meas of pro. serving to the youth of ...