... THIRD E DITION. EXPRESS FROM P A It I S. [saom Outl CORRCSPoONMDENT.| PARIS, TUETSDAY EvEnI1. T'le Minister of the Interior introduced a bill into thc National Assembly yesterday, which, it is to bc hoped, may be taken as an indication of a change of system. The success of the plan vwhichi he has hitherto followed, of setting the Assembly and its decisions at defiance, has not ?? marked with ...

... I R EL A ND. DUBLIN, FRIDAY MORNING. [t'OM OUR CORRESPONDENT.] PROSPECTS OF AGRICULTURE 1N IMRLAND. Notwithstanding thc deplorable condition of the peasanltry, and the almost hopeless embarrassments of the gentry throughout the west, and in many districts of the South, there are decided evidences of improventellt in thle whole system of husbandry and in the breeding of stock. Of CourSe, the ...

... 6 rFROM OUR CoREssPoNDENT.: PARIS, SATURDAY. The sitting of the Frcnch National Assembly to- day was an important one. General Cavaignac wished to say a few words rcspecting the line of po- licy lie had followed whilst at the head of the Go- vernuient. lie stated that he had adhered without deviation to the wvish expressed by the National Assembly, by fostering the maintenance of an ho- ...

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... CZERN)'S SCHOOL OF PRACTICAL MiC'0R1'9SiT1N.8 . + The publicati(m of this valuable work supplics a want which must have been more or less felt, not merely by young composers, but also by all musical amiateUrs. Numerous as have been the treatises, in one shape or other, oil the laws of harmllony alnd uf composition, there exists no one Work which can be pointed to as essentially a practical' ...

... GEiRMLtJANY AN]D TH'E NORTHIElRN STATES. PRUSSIA. CONDI'TIONAL ACCEP'TANCE OF THlE II- PERLu kL CtOWN1 BY THIE KING OF GEll- MlAN Y. [fIolM oull coi tsnroxa.YrEN.] B|ERIN, APiRL 3.-The entry of the depu- tation last evening was, as stated yesterday, a cold unienial preceding. This is attributed by the democratic jourlnals to the state of siege. It was proojsedl to adorn the houses with ...

... CO URT CIRCULA R. Her Rosal flicitnless tim Duchless of Kent visited the Queeon onl Saturday morning. 11cr M1ajesty thle Queen, of thoe 1BelgIAns paid at visit to hel' Majesty onl Saturday morning, and tool, leave of the Queen aind Princee Alihert, and tie toiucitess of Keont, at Blucking- hiam Palace. ?? Queen of the Belgians wont front the Palace to the( station of the South Eastern Railway, ...

... ERMANY cXNI) THE NORTHERN STATES. FRtAiNKFORT-OiN.THF-M)AIiNE-M~ltkicii 28. ir GERMAN PARLIAMENT. THEr ELECTION OF THE KING OF? PRUSSIA AS EiMl1-i R OF TILE EM NS-EIUN TO d OF A1R0hDUKE JORN. ?? ww-c psronipt inl assembling. Thle gal- toclries of thle diploillatists, thet ladies, and the peo ple 11 generally weure crowded. It was full hialf-pas I~ twelve, p.m1., before business coinilmnleod. ...