... ITHE LIDERATIOIV SOCAT~Y'13 CoN--] I ?? ~ .. *A conference Of the merphlersd of t $ 6oieY for the Liberation, of Itdligion from S~tate Patronlage and control was hold in the Memorial B1shi, Manichester, yusterday. There were present 600 memberss f romn L.Anca- shlre,'7tsrleshir, and thin irdlelud Counities. Mr. HUGH MAsox, Ashtou-unidor-Lyne, jsiesldod. On the motion of the R1ev. D~r. M ...

... Chid Obenia'a9d gew, THE BOMBARDMENT OF IRUN. ( TIMES TELEGRAM.) HENDAVE, Nov. 4.-The bombardment of Irun began this morning at seven o'clock. The Carlists opened fire from two batteries. The Republi- cans have two batteries in detached forts, one grun on the church tower, and one on BVhobia Bridge. The Carlists fired three shots to one fired by the Republicans. A priest was killed in the ...

... GE.NERAL FOREIGSN NEWS. I . I .(TusaoUGou 1O5VWF.E S Ab52WY.) ARRIVAL OF EARL GRANVILLE AT d VENICE, Nov. 4. Earl Oranville has larrived hore. CHURCH AND STATE IN PRUSSIA. t POS4N, Nov. 4. ( Dean Rzezniewski, who excommunicated Father a Kuboczak, of Xioua; for accepting a living from a secular r patroa without asking for the consent of the Posen Bishop ( and Chapter, -was atrested to-dayoa a ...

... THE EVIDENCE ON THE MASTER AND SERVANT'S A CT. THE evidence given before the Labour Laws Commission seems to show that the difficulties in the way of a satisfactory settlement of the law of contract as between workmen and employers are much less serious than they at first appeared. Indeed, as far as theory goes, there is no substantial difference between the views of the two parties. Masters ...

... CRYSTAL P.LACE. Tins DAr, nl S, da! a Comedy, aIE ITONEEYMOON. Meesro.W. H. Vernon, AtkinsTceadalt, T. B. Banuister, Russell,, and C. Wyndliham; isses Alice Ingram, Et V'iuing, and Ellen Terry. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT OARDEN. lROMEL&NAE CONGERTIS. Under the direction of Messrs. A. and S. Gatti. Tals EveINu, at 8, Madamlle Sinieo, Altr. Willrird forgan. Mhr.Pearson, MIr. Iughes, Mtr. Young, and ...

... The Comte de Chambord has returned to Frohsdorff. He arrived there on Tuesday night. The German Emperor has issued a decree dated the 29th of October, and addressed to the Chancellor of the Empire, providing for the establishment of a consultative provincial Assembly for Alsace-Lorraine. This local parliament will be empowered to express its views upon bills which are not reserved to Imperial ...

... THIE CARRIAGE OF GUNPOWtEB- DEPUJTATION TO TBJD HOME SECRE TM.Y. Yesterday afternoon &I deputation ?? the inhabitants in the vicinity of tlhe recent explosion 'at Ilegent' s-parnt; waited on the ilight Hose. RI. A. Cross; at the Home Office, Whitehall. The objec t of the detputaltion, which was n~ot so large as it might have been, owing to an intimation from MUr. Cross that its number should ...

... GENERAL FO1PBI'GN NEWS. (TIMOUGH REUTRe'S IMsTC.) ARREST OF AN INTERNATIONALIST AT FLORENCE. FLORENCE, Nov. 6. T4e p9lice have arrested ma sa named Vatta, an italti aid a leader of the Iuterniatipnalists of Geneva. THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT AND THE POPE. ROME, Nov. 5. The Voce delta Per id denies the news that the Britial Government has ?? Mr. Je~voise. The Pope ha declared that he will never ...

... IT is odd that the Bonapartists, who are so fond of enumerating the benefits conferred upon France by the Third Empire, do not make more capital out of the service which it rendered in raising Le Turf from the position of a mere exotic to that of one of the institutions of the country. For this is unquestionably one of the achievements of the Empire quite as much as a flourishing demimonde ...

... as E UT E R'S TE L E G R A MS. SPAIN. MADRID, Nov. 6, Morning.-Official despatches announce that General Jovellar has entered Teruel. The Carlists take to flight as he advances. Some considerable Carlist bands in the Maestrazgo are said to intend surrendering to the Republican authorities, The Government has sent large reinforcements to the North. A Carlist force has been defeated at Castello, ...

... NXES IROM PARIS lpno~t OUR OWV cos~pn=~5~M-), PARIS, Ws ?? Niour. I don't know whether it is a symptom of some- thing comning not, but a Government journalist, M. Herv6, of the Journal de Paris, advocates the t abolition of the state of siegd'in the forty depart- ments (nearly half Franic) where it exists. i He even adopts the subversive arg ment, never listened to in Radical mrouths, that the ...

... THEATRE ROYAL COVENT GAIDEN. PBOMENAI E CONCERTS. Under the direotion of Messrs. A. and S. Gatti. Tais EvroNo, at 8 Madame Siuico, Mr. Wilford Morgn, M. Pearson, Mr. Huglees, mr. Yonng, Air. Jj.yy, and H~err Josef Gung'l. Full Orchestra and Chorus. Conductor, M. Herve, THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANZ SOle L~eee and Meangser, F. B. Chatterton. Tars EvicsNso at .45 NO O Y IN LONDON.-At 7.45, tIHARD ...