... that two of the greatest Pu Powers in the world, in a question involving war or peace, S' should invoke his arbitration, and if both I'owers agree in M' asking King Christian, the interest of the whole world in or the near future will centrc in Copenhagen ...

... FRENCH ATrACK ON ENGLAND. TLe following is the translation of an article against England which has been published by tho provincial journals of Francs, under direct Ministerial control, and which evidently emanates from the Governmental Ba- reaux :- ...

... liqmisul dentifrice us, in i es wrocu it thoreeciutly elasisie partially ,5eeayed teeth frone all m; jsarmsises or hems4 asiimualniilmo, heaving theisi peeecsiy white. is impuirticg a.ldelightful fragrance to the useeslih. 'rice 2s. i. pier us ?? of -li cheleist ...

... that country - (1) The total abolition of the courbash or bsmtinado-a social revolution of the first class. Since 1884 its use as a means of compelling payment of taxation and the I giving of evidence has practically ceased. (Z) The partial abolition ...

... that we have proceeded, and shall ever proceed, solely. with and in agreement with the greatest colonial Power in the world-England. I deny, therefore, emphatically the suggestionithat we have any intention of proceeding against the Sultan of Zanzibar ...

... frontiers in India with any European State. We maintain ?? between us and ?? against Russia, Persia against Russia also Nepaul against China, andttiun against France. Whether the ?? are of much use, whether it would not be simpler to march frontiers as the European ...

... hav- I ing twice surprised the world-first by his energy in ad- t vancing, then by bie specd in retreating. The opinion of t the Vienna Prcss may be summarised in one sentence- c }Russial has gained a great victory, England has lost what influence was left ...

... FRaNCE AND ENGLAND. A LECITURE BY M. NOTTELLN. Under cover of telling his pupils the kind of French novels they ought to read, and the ?? they ought to abstain from reading, DL Nottelle delivered a lecture In the Midland Institute, last evening, on Francs ...

... te flis country. ALLEGED SECRET TREATY B3ETWEEN ENGLAND AND TURKEY. The Echo otl Saturday published trhe ?? are informed tdit a secret treaty las been concluded between England and Turkey, by which England is authorised, irmnediately svar breaks out beteeeni ...

... RUSSIA AND ENGLAND. | '3AYOURe ABiLE REPLY FROMtA ST. rETERSBURG. yir, CONSIDERED INEVITABLE. TfflE FJGHIITNG AT -PE NJDEII. fL CZAR TO BE CROWNED p,,IPEROR OF CENTRAL ASIA. M~.GLADSTONE AND GENERAL IG NATIEFF. fieio Press Assooiatioa is in as position ...

... at once advance- to Herat end seizet h efere England ran concentbrate herf forces., Turkish al is still selicited, and will go to thec highest bidder. Itlyhas net yet decided whethe~r shewifl aissist England; Tire Pall Mall hjitelst night published the ...

... probaz bility the English would have laughed us to scorn had wa taoken any such step without the fiied resolve to go to wag in case our demand was negatived; or they would lhavd armedagainst us had they lknown us to be bent uponbringind matters to a crisis ...