... THRY NOTE CIRCULATION. LoNnoN-, T:UIVSDntY.-Defore a meeting- of the Institute of Bankers, held last evening at the Lon- aon Institution.Finsbury Circus-Sir R. N. Fowler TIM.P., in the chair-Mr. R. H. Inglis Palgrave. ?? read a paper on The Note Circulation of England and Wales. Premising that few matters connected with anv business had been the occasion of more controversy than the subject ...

... STORMY WEAT1EE1 IN THlE ATLANTIC. LmviDowiznnna, SATURDAY.-The ship Maori, Captain Jackson, of this port, arrived at Derry this evening, after a stormy passage from Quebec, with a cargo of timber for the owners, Messrs. A. Major & Co. The captain states that he left Quebec on the 19th October. and had file weather in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, and remarkably fine and clear atmosphere when ...

... MR. B A L F OUR ON PU u BLIC A FlEA IIRS, JpswicE, TuI15flAY-Mra. A. J. Batlfour to-dlay addresseC, two inlctings, inl thet, public ha-ll. anlt zil vanta~gc Nvas takm- of thle right hbncrmsel)c ventle- I iltai.'s visit to hold tmile annual mnectin'_~ of thle JmtoDivis;iiaof thle Nationlal unicii e of Conil- seradvvi li'eisi CctireLiui jouimva A-,soeia~nnis. 'livi- presi~le t, (Lor]. Wal is I ...

... LJox/ox. SATUTMtAY.-Early this mnorning a shncking, tragedy, ?? in the death of a man ulnlkno. and serious injurv to a young woman natmel Margaret Webb, living with her sister ['lorm, at31. Gabriel Street, SE., Was enactedon rho street near St. Thomas's Hospital, London. The pair were walking togetber outside the mnortutary. when thev were attacked bya man, who tresC ,esabed the w.oman's ...

... REPRESE1N TAT ION ?? Ij - BFlFAT8'V, ,T Wi'E are authorised to state that Major , Maxwell will not offer ?? ;ii r Harland, Dart. The writ for a new election f,;r YerLh - rived at the IHanaper Ouibe Dal;e ?? j'i. is expected to be receive d here by tn il . wW(i' this morning. If so. the nomiurie ?? I for Monday next. There w& ma' ud a ment in the city yest-;liv vz F vacancy, and the ...

... ARRIVAL OF'THE BRAZILIAN I ROYAL FAMILY. INTERVIEVW WITH THE DEPOSED EMPEROR. EXTRAORDINARY STATEMENTS,. PROM OUR OWN COaRESPONDSN'r. lisnos. SATURDAY A'TFr.nooNF.-The steamer Alagoas, with the Brazilian Royal Family on board and flyjpg the Imperial flag, arrived in the Tagus, The Altgoas cast anchor off Belem at nine o'clock, and the ordinary quarantine fornalities vere dis- pensed wiLth. ...

... RO01E MISSION WORK AMONG1 THE B1N.D. I ANNUAL SOCIAL R.EUNION. pg annual social reunion in eo-ni~ection with the I-tome M-ission Work Amiong the' Blend was held on Saturday evening, at six o'clock, inl the Exhibition lajil of 'the Botanic Gardens. There was a very jax~e attendance not only of the blind, but of ladies and gentlemen interested in the wvork. Between the hours of six and seven ...

... I FOR1EIGN INTELIGENCE, I FROM ?? WOIEESPONDEN5S. GREAT FLOODS IN GERMANY. BERLIN, WEDNESDAY.-Latest advices from the flooded districts state that the lower part of the town of Posen is under water, and traffic is car- ried on with difficulty by means of boats. The River Warthe h]as broken through the dykes in the Demstrasse. at the Berdychower darm. The Obra has inundated the whole of the ...

... Tun Singer Manufacturing Company, who are the makers of Singer's celebrated sewing machines. have done a gracions act in connection with thc I Penicuick colliery explosion. Quite a number ol the bereaved wvives had from them sewing machines4 on the hire system. Thsse women have been in- formed by the Singer Company that they may keep e the machines %without paying any more instal- D ments. ...

... LONDONDERRY CORPORATION AND THE I INEW VICEROY. A SPEcTAL meeting of Londonderry Corporation, convened by the Mayor in response to a requisi. tion, was held yesterdaly in the Council Chamber, to consider the propriety of presenting an address; to the Earl of Zetland on his assuming the Vice- royalty of Ircland. The Mayor (Sir William M1iller) presided, and the other members of the Council ...

... OUR1 LJONDON TLETTER.1 BY OUR SPECIAL WIPE. BarL1AST NEWS-LETTER OyIpCu, 169, FnatT STRZET, B.C.. MONIDAY NICFIT. THE calm and dulness of Scotch debate were inter- a rupted, il the House of Commons this evening by a thle appearance of Mr. Win, O'Brien on the scene, a lookling excited and weary, but full of boisterous tn energy, as his speech demonstrated to all who had ears to hear. The ...

... SECOND EDITJION BY OUR SPEICIAL WIRE BELFAST Ngws-LTrTR OFF*I4n, 169. FIXsrT STR1ETr, TONONx, B.O. THE PARIS ELECTIONS. The Daily (Ju'eaiafe's Pariscorrespondent says- The war of bill-posters which has been eoing pn hourly since the beginninig of the elctioneering peried has enleod in ant aristice. General Bou- langer a rO conifident of victory ehdct lie depliwns to Waste the money of his ...