... be A BILL TO EXTEND AND AMVEND THE ha F.EOPLE'S REPRESENTA'FION IN PARIJA- hi! MENT (ENGLAND). ofi whereas more than six millions of aduhlt mnale gr ersons have the constitutional right to vote, whilst 5e Ettle snore than one million are le-gally privileged to th exercise tbat right, and upwards of five millions are co' deprived of it. And whereas it is expedient that so at, large a proportion ...

... it II ONs Friday, thle new Indian Council, embodied -under the of Act Of last session, met for the first time, and at once enter- It ed on the discharge of their important fanctions. The Sit- I e- ting, which lasted upwards of two hours, Vas occupied of chiefly in settling the future mode of procedure, and the b o- President, in exercise of ties authority conferred upon binst a- by the Act, ...

... I The following notice, signed by thie Secretary of the T! Atlantic Telegraph Company, and daoted Vulentia, Saturday, be~er September 4, baabeen published:- ' to la Sir-I ail instructed by the directors to state that, owing to Of Li some ecuse at present not. ascertained, but believed to arise dlyin from a fault existing~ in the cable at a'point hitherto uendig- Chr! covered, there have been ...

... TEXTILE FABRICS OF THE ANCIENTS-LINEN, A LETTER on the preparation of flax so as to resemble cotton, which we (Dafy Ne'ws) published recently has Oeicited from al antiquarian correspondent the following curious and interesting resiine of what is known respecting the textile fabrics of the ancients: your correspoiident's reference to the clothing of the Assyrian gods carries us back to a period ...

... LOx, .1 ST NElVS YESTERDAY'S DESPATICHTES. (BYL'X MA NETIC TELEGRAPHI.) A m E It I C A. Livepoil)i, Thursday. The LiverlirlA, NeW Yo1l, atll VIilailelplira CoIt- paris's hijlily City)1 Vaslliii'tri itq:,iir 1r. C. lPetrie, I tS artived, br ithilig r New Yorik iicet 01' 2th l Aug., pa1,jS{SQII/Lel. alII Io()tomo d (l,)alIS in S~weee (111 I;15 1,trs I ?? I' Ozti~l'i ii. {;liar Stiiilsecie tonl ...

... ;OUTLINES OF THE WEEK. letter carriers iave pVMislieci^ in the form of a letter -to the Secretary of 'the early-olosing move- ment, a plan for distributing the work of sorting and delivering letters in London, so as to reduce the hours of work, which now.vary,a¡p,ong diESJrefttQlâr!ses of the phalanx from nipe.to.twel ve-ho)trs,.pe$ day, to a uni- form rate of eight hours per day. The men ...

... ICHRIST'S HOSPITAL: THE EIGHT J I .. The writer of the letter signed Londinensis, which was published in the Times, and has given rise to the present controversy about Christ's Hos- pital, affirms that dishonesty is a vice common at that institution. There is reckless cruelty in this 1 insinuation; for it might lead people to regard I with suspicion any young man, entering upon life, who had ...

... £IRE AT G2REBNIxV g7TWO CGH1LD1R? I n B URNT TO DEA TH, I - Yesterday rmorning, shortly before four o'clock, a fire, which resulted in the death of two children-the one a girl, aged five and a-half years, and the other a boy, aged one year and nine months-broke out at the residence of Mr. Roper, corn merchant, Royal-hill, Greenwich. The fire ws first discovered by police-coustable Haycratt, ...

... l), v IfAV, -S FSQ., AND BISI CO'STIThrCENI'S- (From the Btn-h/gtoo Guardian.) against Esq., M.P., met a large number y'uwo wnsisthe large Ujpper~roomi of the Town- evening ?? veing, to give theti ten outline of' the pro- what pr hall, Oil ~ hlto 'eican of perliatnent. Mr. Alderman sitting -ds pid ti e chair. The room was densely crowded. right ho AtLeets 1ttA[ Woe received with loud and ...

... LATEST FROM ABIROAD, ?? I THE CHINESE TREATY. (FROM YESTERDAY'S IONITEU'R.) flie Baron Gros writes to his Excellency the ,i ...

... i I .. TA.VGLBMi' IJJ74L to 'ine flair-yearly meeting of' the proprietors of theI at IEast Auglian Railwaytqw55 held at the London Taenys t at Iterday; Mr. H. BRUCE, Chsairmans of the Board of Directors, Id. in the chair, a ri. From the report it appears that the traffic for the half year f, Id, ending June 301, yielded 2,4,4931. 17s. 2d., as againat27,1311. F th Os. Id. the receipts during ...

... DB. LANG ON THPE POyATOt 4a the current number of the Joln,,,1 j -- - --b uumoer oi Me dourflalff CUU11ral society theteepeartaprlrZ Of 11he %Wy3 Ceoetrl dctep tereappears aprize ebeay.,il g,0 Production, and disease of the potato, the re he °ein which is devoted tolan examinaon greater etto causes of that mysterious nduenc o te e Mobh severe losses upon Potto ?? OIrLhit Itil0at dozen years. ...