17 OCTOBER 1874, page 2

Mr. Blaine, Speaker Of The House Of Representatives, Has...

a speech to the North Wisconsin Agricultural Association, in which he says that the total indebtedness of the American Union, including the National Debt, the State Debts, and......

It Will Be Seen, By A Letter In Another Column,

that it was the paper of Canon Trevor, at the Church Congress, and not the paper of the Rev. D. Robertson (who only read it for the absent Canon,. though he was mistaken by the......

The Shanghai Correspondent Of The Times Forwards A...

illustrative of public opinion in Japan. It is a memorial forwarded to the Japan Privy Council, by per- sons apparently powerful enough to secure the publica- tion of their......

The Church Congress At Brighton Had An Attempt At A

discussion on a subject which seems singularly unsuited to Congresses, " The Spiritual Life, its Helps and Hindrances," on which the Dean of Norwich read a paper. The Very......

Sir T. D. Acland Has Had A Correspondence With Mr.

Mitchell, one of the most prominent leaders of the agricultural labourers, who has recently published a statement showing that a labourer, with four children, cannot be......

The Arnim Scandal Has Presented No New Feature This Week.

The Count remains in custody, but on the report of two physi- cians has been removed from prison to a maison de sante, where he , can have more exercise. The Berlin Tribunal......

The Directors Of The Midland Railway, Who Were The First

to carry third-class passengers by all trains, have found that experi- ment partially successful. The increase in the receipts from third-class passengers has been very great,......

The General Result Of The Elections To The French Councils

- General seems to be that the Monarchists and Republicans are about equal, and that the Bonapartists, 150 in number, or say ten per cent. of the whole, hold the balance. This......