... NEW PUBLIC BATHS FOR YHE WORK- ING CLASSMS IN EDINBURGH. An important movement, closely affecting the condition of the working classes, has been for some time In progress in Scotland. The immediate object aimed at Is the esta- blishment of public bathe upon such a plan as to place the advantage andcomfort of regular bathing within the reach of the most numerous class. One peculiarity of this ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-SATURDAY. DANIEL O'CON NELL AND OTHERS v. THE QUEEN. Thb judges attended again this morningon this osee. The Lord Chancellor: It maybe convenient to counsel to know that the house will not sit beyond half-past three to-day. After a short pause, The Lord Chancellor added: I wish to remind the learned connsel on both sides, that It la necessary that Sthe judges should go on their ...

... CONSrANTINOPLE,JURz 18. [PROM OUt OWN CORRE5PONDEI4T.] The departure of her Majesty's steam frigate Devastation (which took place on last Wednesday), having on board MIr. Allison, first attacbU of the British Embassy, and the cir- cumstancee which transpired of its being destined for the coast of Syria, have led to the general belief that the long agitated Syrian question, supposed to have ...

... 1 ~~~~~~~- THE NOMINATION OF THE CANDIDATES. I ltIFlDAY RVI o, FIVB O'CLOCK -The struggle has DOnW fairly con'ced, and the great question whether Birmingham will return a Tory, a Liberal, or a six-points marl, will very eoon be solved. That the electors will have an opportunity of making the seleetion there can be no doubt. I am sorry to say that no amicable arrangement luts been come to ...

... WINDSOR-TURSDAT. His Majesty the Eing of the [Frenbh arrived at the Castle at ten minutes past two o'clock this afternoon, accompanied by his Royal Highness Prince Albert and his Royal High- ness the Dake de Moutpensier. The Queen received her august visitor at the door of the grand entrance, accompanied by ths Duchess of Rent, and attended by the ladies of the court, Including the Countess of ...

... For m, ny days great silence has prevailed on the affeirs of the Jeb,3l-no discharge of guns announcing victories the Arabian fancies of advantages have vanished. There is no doubt thbat Achmet Pacba haa conquered the military positions of tb a mountaineers, and by that le master of the whole country., except a castle upon a rock, impregnable by its natural position, and well provided with ...

... The LONDON GA ZT7'TE of TUESDA Y, June 11. I itI eeyFOREIGN-OFFlICE, JUNlE 10. f h Atiirarykie.,rectre ades~acb~std the 18th of May last Trot Si Chales dam.K*C.1., resAdmiral of thea Whit, ad Con'nrnde-it-Chif o lee Maeety's tships and VOSSIS 15 he NrthA~tlififl nd ~'tt Iidiiii etttioti find the tects adjacent, slatuig, tat, In virtue of authority duly conferred upon him, he, he declared a ...

... HAMBURG-JuNE 7. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] The natural consequence of any reduction upon the ime- port duty levied upon an article in the country where it is consumed, is the advance of Its price In the country where It is produced; and it is surprlsing that the landlords of England should lose eight of this axiom In their efforts to maintain the corn-lawe in their present integrity. A ...

... LISBON, SEPT. 10. [P'ROMi OUR OWN C0RttRHSPONDrNTJ The determination of the Queen, firmly expressed, that the Cortes should meet, and that the ministers should give an account of the extraordinary powers exercised by them, has put a stop to any other applications to her Majesty for her sanctiont of further prorogation, or the meditated disso- lution of the chambers. la a recent circular ...

... IRELA ND. )f_ Is DUBLIN, SEPT. 17. e1tFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDEtNT.] MdORIE TRICKERY IN THlE JURY LISTS. ie I beg your attention to the following remarkable state. 55 ment, whieh appears in the Dutlin Erening Post of this Fvafterulcon: rt After the tLorough expnisure of the illegal and frau. n 'iuirnl practices in regard to the jury list of thre last year, e nld the c/j)ct of those exposurbs, ...

... iNDIA. t BELGAUNI, SsEPT. 26. [FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.J The editor of the Bomnbay Times, in his issue of the 241 S of September, is correct In the strength of the force tbat m marched from Belgaum, under command of Lieut.- Colonel 3 VW-!ace, but wrong iD the date. It irft 1elgaum ont . Monday,the 16:li of Saptember, andr not upon the 9th. e It was expected that it would he six days in reaching ...

... -4- His Majesty the King of Saxony left Buckingham Pa- lace soon after ten o'clock yesterday morning, for the pnr- pose of inspecting a number of the public buildings of the metropolis. His Majestywas attended bylhis Excellency Baron Gers- dorf, the Earl of Morton, lord in waiting; his Excellency M. de Mlnokwitz, Lord Charles Wellesley (clerk marshal), equerry in waiting; Count Albert Vitzthum ...