Yokk, Nov. 28.—A mass meeting o Irishmen hau been summoned at St. Louis, for December fth, to further a project for raising funds and otherwise providing for necessities of the destitute in Ireland.

Times Paris correspondent says the Spwiardi, to judge letter from Madrid, are offended at the selection of Lord Nspw « as Envoy-Extraordinary st the Roy" wedding because he is Governor of Gibraltar. ■. Madrid, Nov. 28.-The Archduchess Christine, replying to the congratulations p

time receive the on his arrival

(From tht Spectator.) The catnpaigu in Midlothian* whether or not it wins Midlothian to tbe Liberal cause, will at least reveal to the country that we have no leader who | can compare with Mr. G ladatone, and that if we are to put our strongest man in tho front of our battle, be

overpressure was returned. culpability was attached to anyone, but the jury recommended hat such boilers auld periodically examined

RELAPSE. inquiry this morning we regret to that the improvement which set in in Mr. Tori's condition has not continued, but has been followed by a relapse, the hoa. gentleman having passed a somewhat restless night. The former symptoms, we believe, have become aggravated, and th

Anderson* v. Pickkking.—To-day, in the Court ->i Appeal, Lincoln's Inn, before Lords Justices James, and Cotton, this case was heard. It was an appeal of plaintiff, Mr. Anderson, proprietor cf the Hotel, Liverpool, to set aside order made by Air. Justice the vacation judge, dire

Mr. Chamberlain, M.P., president of the South Staffordshire Iron Workers' Wages Board, has issued his award in the recent application of the men for advance of wages. gives advance of Is per ton for puddling and 10 per cent, on millmen's wages, to take effect from the 22nd of De

EUR OPES "MONSTROUS" ARMAMENTS. LETTER FROM MR. GLADSTONE. 'I iie . s Rome correspondent savs that the newspapers publish letter of the 10th inst. from Mr. Gladstone Professor of the Neapolitan Peace Congress, in which the writer dwells the shame and horror inspired his mind by t

TREATING THE WOUNDED. A Lymington correspondent telegraphs :—" The Shaker, Isaac Usborne, who was hurt the affray at these people's camp on Monday, is reported to be rather seriously injured, and as yet in very prostrate condition. He received a wound which, Mrs. Girling states,