... -The fantastic tyranny of Forbes, M'Keztie'S Pct, as operating in Scotland, is productive of ,no lese fattic.h a'ithority on the part of the peli~ce. T'uesday's Oaledonlian^Meroary, gives a :notab1e int~tatie ,of the* police pranks insp¶red yby ~the iran of M~i~enzie. Sinces Asmodeus .b~olksfrom axbottll, never did1 ereature play such; ard foolexies-as the spirite'ml dedi mthe enactment of ...

... |,DE5 ?? . ?? ,TT;efollowingis.themsunifesto owhichtthelconven- ,tiouat Cincainati re-affirmi.tha.Baltimore platforniof 186,2, aidding to ,it the fo~ilqwnktiresohlutions: ; .9 And whereas,: sincethe bregoing declaration was uniformly adopted by our predeieesorsain national con- ventions an adverse political and religions test has been secretly orgaiiised by a p~t claiming to .be ex- clustvely ...

... .7E , e. |1 . . |;cRaruglm .1 I -and ~jesd~ed4, ii flttoirm 6'jI Mhu efia- ?? Of Ab6;aIaeeiUd titarotunds, unlil-five trainseile towit tha 20006pero~ ~ ~ ~atnp The termn a s 8g Lndnbid5bi othlrgpo Fromtwelvew hen ' doU= f B a~c ~,n nl fumbers .ile wihpoldwr e, tn&t wyditnllthabrih6'griohvqr piiQ p'tf nit entlwith-o safety bardnd bteenav n'ai~we h vhfar& ustrethes a ntw n oudexed h ai ...

... THn0IRD IN . I X` I FZUBLISHED.Ob iSATURDAY .A'TERNOON, IN TIME FOR POST. POSTSCLIPM. LLOYD'S WBEKLY NEWSPAPEB OFMCE, INSURRECTION IN SWITZERLAND. PAws, ThursdBy.-Au ingurrection took ?? yes- terday in the canton of Neufbhatel. The cry of the insurgetle wasa- Long live ?? ' The an- thortifes are in thoe power of the insurgents.. This rising ts no doubt m favour of the long-standing elaims of ...

... I THE SULTY AND LOUIS NAPOLEON. I The Mfoniteur publishes 'a full account of the cere- mony of presenting the grand cordon of the legion of honour to the. sultan, It took place on the 29th of December. M. Thouvenel proceeded in great stnte to the palace of Tcheragan. Four of the sultan's state, carriages were sent to the French embassy forhimself and suite.) The ambassador's carriage was ...

... i LLOYD'S WEEIKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. I. PEAOE AND WAR COUNCILS. Austria has delivered her ulimadtun, - for we are' told to consider it an ultiwwtum, thoughI we are quite prepared for another appeal, an Ulti6mafmris-to Russia, and Russia has sent back her answer. As we expected nothing firom the appeal, so we expect nothing from the reply. Russia will at the best quibble and equivocate;. and ...

... =TE G - MR. , ~ I SEASONABLE GARDENING. : . week's interruption of rmany out-door operations, through the frost, gives some opportunity to bring'upsome of the arrears of work in the houses, aid there is no lack of oeoupatiof there at any thime. Seldom is it that plants may not be improved by a thorough examinatio; there a shoot wants stopping 'there the deeaymg leaves require renmov- -ig; the ...

... ?? OF TE WEEL SWEEDISH DISCONTENT. TheSwedes, it would appear, are diontented with the ales. They hoped to see Russia humbled and weakened by the war. They wanted to see Poland- by the plunder of which, the Muscovite became arrogant and dangerous -once more fairly traced upon the map of Europe. They longed, moreever, to regain Finland. They were ready to fight all along. They coruld have ...

... i DRAINAGE OF THE METROFOLS&- |IThe fi~t ewt SW haslow bee tken, in theme-' tropolitan boasd of works,- towards the fulfilment of i;,hat iportant duty which was committed to. it--t,,q Bet1al drainage of the whole metropolis so s to fr the .'Iver, at least in the vicinity of London and West- ?? - firem the, pollution of the common sewers: I On3Koni'7 last, after six protracted dxscnssionq, ...

... FRUITS O.F. TH]GA LLOWTREEhi* The:exeoutionofWi?iam Brows ?at Leic?s- ter. &fford? another revoltiiig 'p?of o? the, worse ,t1iai? .iiaiftilipy of the Puuisbmeiif.if death.? as ? ?aw?iI, ?.dete?rmg. example.. Brown- had corn- -Mittediwola- marder of the mest barbarous dye:he was th ?? w9oocock, the toll- gate-keeper 1t 1 n~ Mowbray, adhsgad -rg-fl* 'anli eve* m-on~er ?? thi keenest @'vi;ttiosi ...

... ?? . . . : : : ?? DNEN'OF, PIBASSIA.; ?? ' ?? .Theqpgrxspondent of the, Ts, writing from Con. a tinople, April24, ?? silence which the Areaty issaid to observe'about Cireassia has caused alds appoointaent, which will be fully shared by Circassia hgrs'ef when it becomes knon. 'The simple news tot[peace had been conluded ;prodiied a'very strong excitement there, as letters received .a few days ...

... : LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. i I I . . I . I Fer some time Mr. Spurgeon has enjoyed an increasing reputation for -what we must even call pulpit farce and pulpit burleague:' the un- fortunate church actor has now assisted at the most terrible tragedy. The appalling cocur- rence-(full details are given elsewhere)of last Sunday casts about tbe name and fame.of .the preacher a lurid halo, ...