... -GwEIT WIkTmBSIED FISzZI.. A fire broke out about nite o'look on Thurtday night on the banks of the Thames at the Isle of Dogs, Millwall. The ?? ettaoked were those of Messrs. Westwood, Bailey, and Co., ship builders, &c.. The property is of vast extent, and the flames broke out right in the centre, in a great structure nearly a hun- dred yards long and twenty wide. This included the saw mills ...

... THE BAROMETER OF PEACE. Lord Salisbury put the crowning touch to a. successful Lord Mayor's Day when he made the welcome announcement that the baro- meter of peace had distinctly risen lately. While rumouis have been circulating that the British Empire was becoming involved in entangling and dangerous alliances, and that we were getting within measurable distance of a European war, the Prime ...

... THE SCHOOL BOARD FOR WNDON. The week y meetiig of the School Board for, London was held yesterday at the offis, Victri imbankment. The 2ev. 3.3. D Apresided. mm cUEnMON or Om woztD. The Pev. itewart eadlsa asked the Chairman of the School anagement Committee whether hobwu aware that ia the prmw .given for efciency ?? ol]edge it was stated that the wold.gwas created in the year 4,U04 BC.; ...

... THE NEW REPtUBLICI 0O1 BRAZIL. ~- I ?? OFFICIAL DESPATCHr THE EXILE OF THE EMPEROR ALARM IN PORTUGAL. (FROM OvR ORMSPONDENTS.) NBW ToD1ur MoNiA. Tbe Nretv York Times of to-cay publishes the following telegram from its Correspondent in Rio de Janeiro: The United States of Bzazil, a Fede- rated Republic consisting of the different pro- vinces of the Empire over which Dom Pedro has ruled so ...

... THE CENTRAL AMERICAN REPUBLIC& THE PROPOSED FEDERAL UNION. s ?? oun COmRmONDMRT4 PARS, TMnux NWr. The report that the Republics of Central Americar were contemplating the decisive ste L; of uniting together ito one Bation on a federal & baris appeses, from what have Vearnt to-day, go to be wll:fouded. Afew days ago the rre- D sentatives of t l Salvador, Mo- 0 adre, ricsragua, anda costa ica ...

... LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTs PARTNMEM1HP DISa3LV]M. one. W.-Z. 1effery and Dlavis Queen Vitoripstotet, City. gamimlinera 750s ?? clicfeld and Co,, ~alo;Ighlll-street1 City, fancy goodsm ioci ?? and Smith, Ltngby. ?? Pepper and o9a -a, ayetreet, Totteaham rt..reoad, and elsewhere, tOfllu- bag factoring c orniets-E. Goicldaomlth and Son ein ,trot rinilco, and Rtichmond, ?? Horle ana Go., Fateinedon- De ...

... LETTERSTO TEE EDITOR. THE CITY PAROCHAL CHARITIES ACT. Sir,-It is proposed by the scheme justissued to devote nearly the whole of the City Parochial ED. dowments to Church purposes, and to the provisios of inttitute5, open spaces, and libraries. On turning to the ancient history of these endowmnents, I find that by far the greater bulk of them werc left for the purpow Iof making provision for ...

... Qro URt C0IURESPoxmLT.) PAWS. fz v NMmw. Paris has for some years past been suffering from the deficiency of it6 supply of pure water. Tbe total quantity now brought into Paris is no greater than It was fifteen years ago, while population has incread enormously, and tho consumption per head has iucreased in a still larger ratio. About ten years ago the Wabter Compmy was autborised to blend ...

... E A aTON. AUISTRALIAN7 FEDERdTTONI ,Ep'Ly ErIUM TlE 1 PrEMiER O 31F p VICTORIA. (TaSrRoo AGIE?S .) .MRSL13OUrYF. No N. 1 1. The followiig iS the fext i f the reply senst by the, Hon. Punncau tillies, l'rromn r of Victoria, i to Sir Henry P'trkenr P 1Milo.Oittioui o u th o i uetof Astrlan Federatioti: Mdelbourne. NNOV. IS. Sit,-In Liaig with tl vor preseut proposals for a e Federsal P at sait ...

... ;LONDONfl, THUBSD4Y Norember 21. o- In Our Berlin Correspondent telegraphs that a despsatch from Captain Wiasusuna was published yesterday, dated 2pwapwva, Oct. 13th, in ybieh he fundshes some further particulars regaarding the roovements of Mr. Stanley and Emin Pacha. He says that four soldiers of Stnley' and one of Ezan's party had arrved on the 11th of October. They reported that they had ...

... The Centml London RD.Uway. AmoxG thbe semees for which Par- liamentary eauction is to be asked, next Session, perhaps thaaboldest -1 4-1-~ ,A ,i lso iPnoT TL~mnn and most striking is that of the Cera Lonadoa Railway, of whiob notice has been given in our colun Ws. This is the line which was the sub- ject of some conversation. at the meeting of tho Commissioners of Sewers on Tueday, when, ...

... ME RCHRGE 0A ASS.LT. --4 kt Westwinsta Police Court yekery, '3il Henry Endure, a well-dressed young OAbMUM Mm Rbfturs5segt,, Chebews, mu&ldW d 3, WliingoasquxChelsea, with a waingM uft-Xr. IL D. Rymner ?? proenter I ?? l an, depold that a lilso after 8 o'lock on Veine aight he was walking through Tedworth- vu~uia is not 'moy is. from his redftleo when d up to him an his Cab, and said he ...