... THE NSW MIMSTRY. THE CABINET. C First Lord of the Treasury-The Earl of Derby. f Chancellor of the Exchequer and Leader of the 01 House of Commons-The' Right Hon. B.;Disrali. C b The Lord Chancellor-Sir F. Thesiger. = The Lord President-The Marquis of Salisbury. o The Lord Privy Seal-The Earl of Hardwicke. Secretary for Foreign Affairs-Earl of Malmesbury. Secrebary for the Home Department--The ...

... A FRANCE. f More than 100,000 medals are to be struck at the , mint to commemorate the pilgrimage of the Emperor ti' Iim and Empress of' the French to. the chapel of St. a are Anne, at Auray. Less will- not satisfy the Bretons. en Every one of them is desirous of possessing a souvenir in of an event which creates so great an excitement Iu throughout Brittany. . g, A marble slab is being cut in ...

... SECOND EDITION, [Y XLEcTRtIC AND MAUNLTIC MLEGiiAP11.l ,* Fresh religious outrages are reported from Candia.a Anot .her sufferer by tho Dreadful explosion in Westmninster-roadl died yesterday, and several others .1 a1 re not expected to recove:-.A! One of thle morninig papers remarks that tbe Honee I ' of Cormons is getting foa-ed. Itmwas aquarter pas s1 long, noon before a ?? could be made ...

... ?? lofty and prominent station attained bT that' tha; '.distinguishied lacly who shares the- throne of Ii.ranoe vai Swith Napoleon III, has attracted (says the Paris Ong r correspondent of the Miorning AdverUi8er) public wat 1' attention of late to some law proceedings which e took place some time past at Valledolid and Arvallo ith -proceedings which throw some, doubts upon the few paternity ...

... TIHE BRAEMAR GATHERING. (From the Abe'rdeen Journacl) perl This annual meeting of clans took place oin Friday imp niternoon on the usual spot adjolisiug the old Castle neei of birseinar. The site, as is well known, occupies ofI the centre* oavalley for the most pr ursdd~u by an awpnhicai'tse of pietaresqueomountainis. This *of t meting,, besides drawing the clans together, affords resg. th ...

... Mr. Rime has oni attractive programme for his thil People's Concert to-morrow evening, thle rrrtistes wi being fir-st-rate metropolitan vocaliss and instra-. E d ureritalists. Co Mr. ilengler, the moet popular equestrian manegor 101- that ever visited Liverpool, will open his grand (1~ iru-rie sxn-ictd to-morrow evening with a numerous err and talented company of equestrians, acrobats, tls ...

... A4UIuSe. Ao- - . -- . A tepntlemanf v.lnnlcin inan. nf nil.dc1 nrr ann ni la A gentlentantly-loolring man, of middle ruie and of. Ste[ sd s~oldierly as set, whose nane app~eaied on thecharge. tog a)~ shieet as -William Hudson Guernsey, of 22, Rtegent- tak, ig square, was brought up on Sitturdaty A~t ?? bliit 1o police office, on ai vari-ant ohai~ging him with having Inl[ bo 'feloniously ...

... SALUS POPULI LEX SUPB The question discussed at the meeting held last week in Hope Hall is one of those which it is dificult to argue because they are almost too Siumple and elementary to admit of argu- nent. Indeed, it is not easy to realise the fact that at this time of day there can be Any question at all about such a matter as the eai eligibility of Dissenters to a public trusteeship from ...

... Thle Quieen has appointed the Rev. F. H. Williamus, en 'of Manichester, perpetual curate of Christ Church, oall Ashiton-under-Lyno. no CHsAREc OF? MANSLALUGIIT ERIN ¶THE CH IANNE IM. srI - Joseph Jackson anid Willianm Phillips, the captain and mate of the steamer Queen, sailing between H; Liverpool asad Whitehaven, w~ere arraigned at thle eV Lancaster Assizos, on Friday, on the coroner's in- ...

... SEAUJ8 roPUII LEX BUPREMA. It is now understood that Lord Derby has si sueceeded in forming his Cabinet. The list ii will be found in another column. P It is now authoritatively admitted (that is, ti by the Mornting Hierald) that Lord Derby attempted, in the first place, to sectire the X valuable services of Mr. Gladstone and the | Poelites, and afterwards those of Lord Grey but that in ...

... l ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . apt ?? Em, w irfooln Pi lo ad ' S'al Yesterday, at half-past twelve o'clock, was celebrated with extraordinary splendour, and M with signs of deep emotion not usual hi such Ti alliances, the marriage of Victoria' Adelaide ab Mary Louisa, Princess Royal of England, all anid Frederick William Nicholas Charles, T, eldest son of the Prince Royal of Prussia. In London, where the ...

... I WEST DERBY BOARD OF ?? -GUARDIANS.-- 11: . ' ' ktu P.LfL X , The Weekliy meeting of this hoard was held yesterday, At ibe h West Derby Workhouse. Mr. H. Ydwards In the chainr, an ILA, the- other members present were the Rev. Mfr. Tattersa&%, r, 3einro6 Wensley, Lunt, Abrahama, L r, Roberta, Shaw. 2- Whitby, Par-kin, Almond.- Sagarjitts edealf, and Taylor. ich Cheques for out-door relief were ...