... (From Mr. Ludlow's Third Lecture of the ' Rela- tions of Capital and Labour,') When we noticed Mr. Ludlow's able and interesh- ing lectures lately, we promised to give the full and excellent account of the manner in which Trades' disputes are settled in France, at least in some districts, We now redeem that promise. The French ' Conseils de Prudhommes offer the ex- ample of a process ...

... MR. SaMITU O'BnIeN, &c.-The following, from a New York journal, has appeared in the Dublin newspapers:- As we are going to press we learn that orders have been issued for the release of the Irish state prisoners, Smith O'Brien, John Mitchell, and their companions: subject, however, to the condition that they are not to set foot in the United Kingdom. Particulars in our ?? York Trurhtefler. ...

... THE ANTI-MILIT[A AGITATION. The Militia Bill, as we anticipated, is growing more and more unpopular; the middle classes, true, to their monetary instincts, denounce it, on the plea of an increased agitation the working classes, because they have nothing to fight or. Give them an interest in the country and you need not rear but they will defend it. Numerous meetings have been held in London ...

... Paris abounds with palaces and public buildings, freely accessib'e to the penpin, to which we have no- tbing in the British metropolis equal, either in beauty or extent ; yet not content with the existing provi. sion for the recreation and the comfort of the inhabi- tants, a decree has just appeared, by which a Crystal Palace, on the model of Sir J. PAXTON4's building, is to he erected in the ...

... Public faretiogo. ENROLMENT OF THE- MILITIA. A public meeting of the inhabitantorof Mile-end; Stepney d&c., took place on Wednesday evening, March the Slst, at the Beaumont Irstitution, for the pvrrose of pro testing against the proposed embodiment of the militia. WMr. Tohn Scoble presided. le observed that ther subject Oas scat ccly second in importance to any that could be-dis- cusseid. ...

... ciprtiot Inteuisentt. NATIONAL CHARTE R ASSOCIATION. The Executive Committee held its usual weekly meeting on Tuesday evening last, when a discussion took place relative to the present position of its finances; and a desire was expressed that, as the liabilities had been reduced to a small amount, that two or threeweeks, at farthest, would enable the Com- mittee to conclude its mission with ...

... PARLIAMENTARY REFORKI. The following document appeared in tho Daily News of Tuesday:- o yLondon, March 11, 1&52. We, Christian ministers, whose names are hereunto at- tached, having long been deeply impressed with the evils of the existing electoral system feel it to be our duty, at the present juncture, to call the attention of our' brethrea to the moral aspects of this rmost important ...

... PAST, PRESEN'T, AND FUTURE. A Zx., S --.L 7-, _ _ Give mne the liberty to tknow, to utter atid to argue freely, occord. Ing to conaoietne, ab6de All fiberW-l& LroF.C Favtltmv ?? have passed away since the (rNorthern') 'Star' arose in the political firmament s to illuniide ahd guide the suffering children of toil in d their sti-tggles towards a better, brighter, future. I Vzibr,,,g a flood of ...

... JmLDUTION INTELLIGENCE. CAMUttDONSHR.-Mr. Odeaue hi's withdrawn from the positionl of aspirant to the represenltation~ of this county, anda metng asheld at the R~ed Lion, Cambridge, vin 'and a metn wasa 'la Mr. Irln, of ,iaturday, to nomsinate~ another candidte rieadf asden Parkwa first put forward on the proposition Of .Mr. Alexander Cotton, an-] w:,s secnedb r.Clld0 of lMrch. Mr. Bennett ...

... fortip intelligence. FRANCE. TnE ORLEANS PRoPERTY.-Various decrees are pub. lished in the Moniteur.' Thirty-five millions worth of timber of the late Orleans property annexed to the State is to be sold, and of the pro. ceeds 500,OOOf. Rentes Four-and-a-Half per Cent. to be allotted to the Legion of Honour. Ten millions is de. voted for the mutual assistance societies, ten millions for the ...

... Paris abounds with palaces and public buildings, freely accessible to the people, to which we have no- thing in the British metropolis equal, either in beauty or extent ; yet not content with the existing provi- sion for the recreation and the comfort of the inhabi- tants, a decree has just appeared, by which a Crystal Palace, on the model of Sir J. PAXTON's building. is to be erected in the ...

... ANNIVERSARY OF TIE BIRTHDAY OF MASIMILLIAN ROfBESPIERRE. A pbbliC Tea Party and Musicil S6ikeb, to Wtlebrate tbis thoe fwintlwsa held on Wedneadhy evenipg, at the Eclectic to i Institution, Defniark strect, Soho. Among the guests of a jreseat wereD M Cabet, M. Greppo, and M. Bernard, memn- Bar bars o1 tb'e late French Assembly; the late Editor of the SWti P6s0aire,' and other friends. Letters ...