... 7 EB, - -L I a O x ?? OFW,,A FD3MG. NXEWS (TMoUGH ZutnM's ABMSOtY) K 8. GAM3BEfl4.. , 'PA.RIS, DEa. 13. M. Gambetta is now chnvalescent, and wi t-1 morro onsfor e nfirsttm: TEE OATa IN T - MADRID, Dna, 13. Thse Committee to whom the ChabrcoDepnties has raferred tho Bill for the Partial sndiicain of the Parliametairy oath; have not yet come toweagree- meat. The Government proposa to amit elthar ...

... I GMBAL FOREIGN NEWS. (TSRtOUGH RXUER;}'8 AGENCY. - >^ ME MARQUIS OF LORNE. S.AN FRANCISCO, DEc. 10. Her Majesty's corvette Comus arrived here to-day with the Marquis of Lorne and Princess Louise on board. Salutes were fired in honour of the Viceregal party. M. GAMBETTA. ' ?? DrE. 1 1. M. Gambetta left his bed to-day for the frst time Since he was wounded. |3OURSE SPECULATIONS MN GERMANY. ...

... TS GREAT FIRE IN WOOD-STREET. . LATEST PARTIMtRLAR re re ESTIMATED DAMAGE. ?? 0 - ?? tic The excitement and alarm attending the out-E break of fire on the premises of Messrs. Foster, to Porter, and Co., having in a measure subsided, - a better idea can be formed of the actual c damage occasioned thereby. The reports which Q appeared in a great part of our early and in our at second editions ...

... FUNERAL OF LOUIS BLANC. (EXCHIANGE S7ELEGRAPH .COMrPAN'YS TELEGRAM.) PARis, Tuesday.--The funeral of Louis Blanc is now taking place. Immense crowds line the Rue de Rivoli. Nearly all the Republican deputies and senators are present in the funeral procession. There are more than one hundred deputations bearing draped lags and colossal wreaths. Military honours arc being shown to the deceased ...

... No place could be found less pleasant or more instructive than such a vale of Hinnom as that to which duty consigned us for a holiday in the declining autumn days. It is within four miles of one of the most notable of manufacturing towns, on the side which rises towards the wild rugged moors. Wc came upon it in the dark, and were much impressed by its aspect of terribly earnest purpose. Rows ...

... The interpellation in the Chamber on Madagasoer which M. Duclerc was to have answered wasadjourned. A semi-official communication to the j6rnalis says, MW. Duclere has bad along conferance with Lrd Lyons on Madagascar, and the negotiations are proceeding in the most friendly mauner. We hear that Englandis disposed to recognise the rights conferred on France. by the treaty of 1868, England ...

... AXTR SRT&IZXO A39,D DEPOTS _:-o0 *D cEUB. fat.ife Gnards,Hyde-park. 1st -bat. R. Hiihra. (42nd), 2nd ditto, Windsor. l eigypt; Perth. RoyalflrseGrds, Regentt'aprk lst-bat.Qxf. L.I. (43rd), Ban stD s, Meert; *anterbry gaiorenndBurmah, ox Znd, 0cliester. .1t bat. Essex R. (4th), Fort 3rd, Edinburgh. St. George and Burmah- 4th, Brighton; York. Warley 5th, York. (stlbat Derby (4fth), 6th, Sealcote ...

... THE LOUGH MASS MURERS * THE SECOND TRAL., I CO 1TGATION OF SETENCES. (BY mT ORAPE.) (FROM OIJB oWN oonassrolsnNfS.) DUBLIN, MonA! NIGHT. Yesterdayapublie meeting atClosetoken, neat Loughrea, wassulppressed. It appears that the meet- ing was to have been presided over by the Rev. James Furlong, P.P., and other Roman Cathol clergymen were to have been amongrst the speakers. Bishop Dug- I gun ...

... ;EXECUTION AT WANDSWORTIL SHOCKING SCENE. I Charles Taylor, 89, a carpenter, was executed c yesterday morning at nine o'clock, within Wandsworth Prison, pursuant to his sentence. The prisoner was tried at the November sessions of the Central Criminal Court for the murder of his wife, Caroline Elizabeth c Taylor, a woman about his own age, by cutting her E throat almost from ear to ear. They ...

... 7M A LWAYS AND TEM CUISTMA ' fLWAY& IoJss ?? have been made by the Grest * ?? In meanu of which intend- ing travellers a~inj the OhcltinssHolda!zy obtfin tickets at their eisrtr, and so voidtel lulty cdently experied in obtaining tickets at a Ticket offices have hee opened W thd c6mpany at no ?? than tei ?? in the metrpos viz.:-13 Oxford-street; 23, New Oxford- 'sI; Ho~lbott-~ circus; 38, ...

... TO STATE OF EGYPT. MIEETING AT AL NDRIA (BY EASTEXN TELEGRAPH.) (XROm OUR SPECiAL CORISPODEYT.) CAIRO, SUNDAY. There is no troth in the rumour that Sir A. Colvin is to be appointed Finance Minister. 'The proposal has not even been discussed. Neither is there any truth in the message received here that the Egyptian military reforms are deferred during the occupation. On the ctntrary, the matter ...

... ( bY TELEGRA AND EXPEES.) FA2LMBOUTH. The Broadlands, e.s., Captain Hohman, from Bilbao for A4rdxcssan, put into Falmouth yesterday, having on board the crew end passengears, 72 in number, taken off ?? brigantiue Satellite, of and for St. Maio from Nevfoundlaud, she having been run into by a barquo, naume aud nation unknown, off Ushant, and abandoned in a sinking state. GLASGOW. It was ...