... Ethiopian concerts, will make his first appearance for the season, accompanied by his band of sable minstrels-the celebrated banjo melodists. Mr. Pell, the original bone castanet player, will also appeal. A new candidate for public favour will make his ...

... privileges of ha bards, whicb, by-the-by, he (the speaker) and cc others probably, had erroneously supposed were Pr none but minstrels. In the old d3ys, however, th they were the depositaries and teachers of science be L and art. (Applause) They were meta ...

... has unhappily been proved by the event. But the hypothesis that political sympathy with the aims of the popular party im- ,pelled the Hottentots to take up arms, and to con- t Iceive the project of partitioning the best half of e rthe colony with the Kafirs ...

... telcgraphs that a party of armed Fe nians passed Upton on Friday night on board the Chicago steamboat. The Ca nadians and Americans on both sides of the canal turned out. The Fenians, who numbered about IOD men, were seen serving out ammunition, but on ...

... His Report of this year was well described yesterday by our American correspondent as the most interesting sontribution to American political economy which had ever been made. For the American people E its interest is chiefly derived from the light it ...

... Mediterranean, and offering American tourists the advantage of round trip tickets available from New York to Genoa, and from the Continent and South- 1 ampton, or rice versa. At the same time, the competition of the American steam- 1 ship lines is becoming ...

... J Paton, Katherine, Columbia. V Pilkington, Geoffrey, Clown. Piling, Stewarti Duke of York. Peillog, Emrest, Christy MinstreL Pelling, John, Neapolitan fisher by. Powell, Malcolm Lennox, RLglanda Chief, Powell, Richarxd Hondtj,, Hunm Aussar, Parry, Caroline ...

... Brools, of Sir Johu Ennis, of Mr. Thomas L'ea, of Mr. Charles Afeldon, and of one or two others as thev found themselves com. pelled to vote in the same lobby with Sir Stafford Northeote, Mr. Sexton, and Mr. Fr-ank Hugh O'Donnell ! A few other Irish Whigs ...

... abundant; her blue eyes, limpid and joyous; her mouth, sweet-tempered;- and the teeth it enclosed, regular and white. JIf the Americans are sincere in saying that they think the English type of beauty too $ well fed, they might perhaps have applied that criticism ...

... selling by such scales are liable, upon conviction, to a. penalty not exceeding £5. ST. IGNATus AMATEUR MINSTRELS.-This troupe of amateur minstrels gave two grand entertainments in the boys' school-roomn, Upper Walker-street, on the lot and I 2nd instant ...

... de- stroving the republic. The printerof a comic Y paper, the Tribouli - whose proprietor, Baron Hickev, an Irish-American, was eX- *t pelled from France-has been sentenced to e six months' imprisonment and-3000 francs d fine for insulting the President ...

... ll0i, and Mexican Railway Ordi' nary to 7 M4, i. Mexican ?? stocks ros nearly per cent., while, other issnes, in-. eludig American railways, receded J to 24. Consus closed l00s, 101 for money, and ll0,, 4 for theaccount. *Taz Conservative party, we are ...