... FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1883. Friday, 23il inst., is fixed for the trijd of O'DonnelL Intelligence has been received Toronto of the safety of the steamer Francis Smit)»i which was feared had foundered with 100 passengers on board. There has been a heavy fall of rain in Austria. The River Save has overflown its banks, flooding the country on both sides, and submerging the high roads. The election ...

... THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1883. Yesterday the crisis in the Liverpool cotton erode continued, and several additional failures, with large liabilities, were reported. An alarioing railway collision occurred at yesterday, resulting in the death of an enginedriver and stoker, and serious injuries to others. The now cargo iron-built double-screw steamer Holyhead, of the London and Northwestern fleet, ...

... WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28,1883. Fears are entertained that the failure MM. Roux Fraissinet & Co., of Marseilles, may create a commercial panic in the great Mediterranean port. One or two other houses are seriously involved with the Messrs Fraissinet. Peter M'Night, a witness for the defence in the O'Donnell case, sailed from Philadelphia on Saturday. woman, said the wife O'DonneU, has just ...

... WEDNKBDAY, HOVKMBFR 14, 1883. A public meeting in commemoration of the fourth centenary the birth of Luther held in the Kinnaird Ball, Dundee, last night. Provoat proaided, and interesting speeches were delivered by the Revs. Colin Campbell, Charles and John Dunlop, and Mr H. B. Fergusson, bearing upon the work and influeuce Luther in connection with eivil and religious liberty. The Prince ...

... Fools baa, on a second trial, been found guilty by jury of his countrymen, and seni—cad to death. From the unenviable position in which juries who convict in Ireland find themselves placed, we may sure that the evidence of Pools being guilty of the murder of Kenny must ha** seemed very no—lnsivs to the men who gave the verdict Tuesday. The victim was suspected of being informer or having ...

... THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1883. The opening a large ootton mill at Vienna has been made the oooaaion an imposing demonstration. At Cairo a report of the defeat of the Egyptian troops by the Mahdl believed to be mora surmise occasioned by Pasha's silence. The polioe made a minute examination 0} the luggage belonging to the passengers tbe Gtiion steamer Alaska on her arrival re* cently from New ...

... MONDAY, NOVEMBER 36, 1883. Intelligence from Madagascar is tho effect that unfortified town on the north coast had been bombarded without notice by a French war vessel the inst. ia also stated that five British subjects have killed, and quantity of property belonging to neutrals was destroyed William Ramsay, one the imprisoned Freethinker*, was released from jail Saturday morning, and ...

... Friday. A steady trade continues to done in most departments, and a healthy tone provuils in the market. I'LAX, Tow demand moderately active, nnd prioee are much as they were th>i previous market day. J CTE continues in good request, and the sales of parcels the spot which have been earned through since last report are at higher rates, but the high rates now asked curtails transactions the ...

... IJCIOrO tWlll.S UDHTtK. Bearding a Facto —James Reilly, weaver, Pennycook Lane, *u charged with committing a breach of the in Pennyoook Lane Tuesday. It seemed thai interfered with A factor while th gentleman wan engaged in shutting up Kimo empty one-roomed houses in laud in Pennycook Lane. lie found and fined 10a or seven days in prison. A Mania for Stlaliko Wim-s.—Edward M'Donald, general ...

... | seconds, 11 118s 188; thirds, 9985; fo 84 84s; fifths, 71 hs Mild-oured Do. kegs—Fine perfine, me 8 — 1490 ; mild, 96; kegs, . ARBROATH.—The weather being unsettle a few of the bonts went to sea on Saturd they all turned back, so this was a blank d for some time. JOHNSHAVEN, The boats lay. line fishi of the week, th att were four times at sea d takes from ng | docks were mostly yellowed, ...

... The arrangement by which a lot of half grown men—many of them—attending the nlsasm in our Scottish Universities, elect a Rector, chiefly ornamental, and do so in general not on academic but political considerations, is a peculiarity our Uuiversity system into the spirit of which it must be ttffionlt for a stranger to enter fnlly. It is incongruous, to all appearance, that students should be ...

... SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1883. The French Chamber of yesterday dooided to tlx utlary th« Archbiihnp of Paris from 45,000 to frano* per annum. An International Comraiiaion French and Spanish engineer* is to meet in January noxt to inquire into the proposal to oonstniot a tunnel through the Pyrenees. The flour mills belonging to Meiers Webbs, Wordesley, nearBtourbridge, have been totally destroy by ...