... 'SPECIAL SUNDAY EDITION, CONTAINING ALL YESTERDAY'S NEWS. LLOYD'S WEEKLY ZNEWSVPAPER OFFI(E, I SUNDAY DIOnING. (THROUGH pfhER'S AGENCYO.) FRANCE. PARIS, SaturdaV Evenirg-It is semi-odfficially stated that the trench frigate which was lately ordered to proceed to the coast of Guatemala has no political mission. M. Decrais, the French Minister in Brussels, has been appointed Political Director ...

... FRANCE,-The Council of Ministers has agreed to take into consideration the question of modifying the law of 1849concerningtheexpulsion of foreigners from French territory. The Ministers of the Inte- rior and Justice will examine the matter and draw up a report on the subject. GERMANY. -The Prussian Economic council will be summoned to meet on the 28th inst. Among the measures to be discussed ...

... I e The fall of M. Gambetta has not created, h in France, the excitement which his friends .e desired. The Great Ministry of little men . resigned, and Paris remained tranquil; while bV the President of the Republic summoned M.. de Freycinet to form a Cabinet. on whose e prudence, capacity, an d experience the f country might rely. 31. de tereycmet has )r succeeded in framing an ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE M F -IANC&-zTli ap;otitmeut or ?? Tissot and the arqluis Ile Noallee as etnic ar0tilsesiadowrs inl L °lil(n ant-I (Ceivttiutiljlpie resliectiveiY were gazeI- tetaoil Wcduaesrlag. Lfa'Pildo The ielogates of the Extreme L t ated to inquire hits the recent strikes in the coal mrilling~ distr-icis have succeeded in ohtaining, soue cronces- S~lls 1l1 I:hVOU1' of tle nun o stile ...

... - THE LONDON SoaodL BOARD. The usual weekly meeting Of ?? was held on Thursday, the chairman, Xr. IE. N. Buxton, presiding. The School Management committee brought up a report, in which they recom- mended that any pupil teacher out of his or her time, if continued in the service of the Board, should be required to sit at the fol- lowing Government Scholarship examina- ?? opposition it was ...

... LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. I The heads of the Queen's Speech are already settled in the minds of most poli- ticians who have been observing the shifting phases of the activity of Liberals and Con- servatives, during the last busy fortnight. The important deputation which waited upon Mr. Gladstone on Tuesday, to impress upon him the urgency of the question of Local taxation, elicited ...

... The time is rapidly approaching wheni th6 Oath question must be, once for all, settled. We cannot go on as we are goine,. MTr. Bradiaugh cannot be allowed to tak;e 4p so much time this as he occupied last Session, bythe assertion of his claims; nor will tll, country tolerate the tactics of the )nposition in this matter, which is almost abusing the recognised licence of party warfare. It is ...

... LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. Mr. Bradlaugh has been expelled from the House of Commons; a writ has been issued for the election of a member for Northampton, in Mr. Bradlaugh's stead; and Mr. Bradlaugh has issued his ad. dress to the electors of that unfortunate borough. He is to be opposed by his rival of last year, Mr. Corbett. It is not our place to forecast the result of the election; ...

... At4IDENTS. IN THE FOG, - Yesterday several accidents occurred through the densitv of the fog which extended over the metro- polis and ?? the afternoors a little boy named William CrosswaLite, agerl five, living at 9, Duke's-court, Drury-lafle, was knocked down by a horse and cart in the latter thoroughfare, and run over. The driver, who was much affected by the accident, carried the boy to ...

... YESTERDAY'S SUMMy Tule Princess Christian laid the foundation st yesterday of the new pares church of St. Jamres' Praddington, in the presence of a large and distit guished company, tincludiax the Bishop of LOndon and the Lord 4)layor-and LiLdy Mayoress. Yesterday Sarahll Oliver; iged 65, living at 10 Thomlas-street, Bromley by-Bow, slipped downstairs at her resid ence, and falling heavily ...

... The attempts made at the Zoological gardens a few days ago, to induce the elephant Jumbo to enter the cage which had been prepared for his re- moval to the docks, proved fruitless. Other tactics are accordingly to be adopted, and meanwhile an amuusing amount of popular sympathy has been awakened for the well-known animal. Contribu- tions are offered by ladies and children, and wild charges of ...

... TOWN AND COUNTRY TALIL I A fancy costume ball in aid of the Bolingbrok;. Pay lospiital, Wandsworth-common, was held am Moeday night at the Royal Albert ball. The Prinet and pdrincess of Wales, and the Duke and Duchess OK Teck occupied the Royal boa . PrinOess L~ouise (Marchioneass of Lomne), attende& ?? iltia Miacnamnata and Major Collins, on by ited th Tuesday3 viie the oorc.street Home for ...