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  3. EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE TO NOVEMBER 1st.

    The London, steamer, having brought on from Melbourne the mail of the Salsette (which turns out to be a very small one), we are put in possession of letters and newspapers to the 1st of ...

    Article : 865 words

  4. THE BOARD OF TRADE TABLES FOR SEPTEMBER

    THE returns for September last, and for the nine months ended on the 30th September, are, on the whole, satisfactory. The decrease on last year in the value of our exports for the month is less than the ...

    Article : 546 words

  5. FRANCE AND PORTUGAL.

    FRANCE is rapidly taking an attitude in international affairs which is far too grave for any discussion, except that serious and deliberative sort which men naturally adopt, when in the presence or on the ...

    Article : 1,332 words

  6. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

    ORDERS are said to have been sent to Brest to embark five companies of Marines for China; they are to proceed to Canton, where it is supposed the French intend establishing themselves on the territory formerly ...

    Article : 289 words

  7. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

    THE Reverend C. H. Spurgeon's admirers will be sorry to learn that the reverend gentleman has been attacked with a very painful disease—inflammation of the kidneys—and that a few days ago his life was all ...

    Article : 3,611 words

  8. [FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT.]

    Members' speeches are this week as thick as blackberries, and some of them about as valuable. It is a sign of the pressure upon the London journals—not of material, but of the want of "something to fill up," ...

    Article : 1,445 words

  9. SPAIN.

    The Spanish expedition against the Riff pirates is, after all that has been said of its adjournment to next spring, to sail now, and without the co-operation of the French. General Prim will command it. At the ...

    Article : 1,634 words

  10. SURRENDER OF THE CHARLES ET GEORGES.

    The following is from the Daily Neics of the 1st November:- "(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) "Lisbon, October 25th. ...

    Article : 2,850 words
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