... -- A-Lhi- pO~u1 LrK B3UFRTM.NA. Sir E. B. Lytton has been re-elected to thle T Lord, Rtectorship of Glasgow University. whil Tho coarntte~ of 1;'t-t 1 1)isselstilg et- De~puties have resolved that the bill of litt year for the total abolition of church rates, which passed through the Commons and was wi rejected by the Lords, should bo reintroduced wrfl, ?? to thle Coniujnors and premsed ...

... e>, he [BY ELECTRIC AND IAGNETIC TELEGRAi'is.l Vs, A decree prohibits the entry of the Swiss official nt paper, the Bawl, into the Prussian doininione. ve fhe Pope is stated to have declared that the return lie of the boy Moortara to his parents is ihnpossib!e. a The Prince of Wales leaves town to lay on a visit ag to his sister and the court of Berlin. ii, The Duke of Malakcoff presented to ...

... . The usual fortnightly meethig of the Industrial Schools In committee was hoil yesterday in the boardhowu of tho ok establishenut at Kirkdale. IMr. N. Jones iresided. and the following gentlemen were also present:-Messrs. Cropper. d Jacksou Willliams, Chesncy, Baiitolw, Syred, Cocko, andt !d, Turner. on Air. Coates, the governor of the schools, reported that tbe I ts, nossber of uhildaen in ...

... ess _ ?? _ ?? _ - b: ice ~~d me r.T1JT l.GO~~~LATE ST hl ne AND es TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. ' .t ti THE ANTI-CRINOLINE MANIA. a UNPARALLELED OUTRAGE UPON A YOUNG LADY. E Yesterday forenoon, a little after ten o'clock, in Boundary-road (a continuation of Great Homer- k street), and near its junction with Kirkdale-road, tI an outrage was committed by two men, similar in its general features to that ...

... I IMPERIALIIM AT HONME AND H | AlBROAD. -, We arn afraid 'There i.i considerablv more method in Louis Napoloon'ai madness thoau 1 ppears to be inamincd by sonic of onr con- temporaries. There are nmany Bigns, no doubt, that the Imp(erial oharioteer is driving 'down-hill without a drag, and the prosectitioin of M. do Moutinembert for spanking limid- somely of EnDullish i'ariarnuntary TGovern- ...

... .. Mkr. Joseph Augustui Clarke, of this town, had a patnt eald lst eeko±,inirovmets In compa- ssion tilfocotnvesl'btms free he ?? rmwlM.A., haa Pa enr ieseiyts iho ?? to the 'per-. L and JtUlureof uhwfnvueLlO, with a as at De -La Rue and Geo'dall's Playing Cards, new pat- tems-, now ready, fromt Is. Gd. to 4s. per pack. The is of trade supplied. Rockliff and Son, 44, Castle- line, streetJ~ d ...

... FOREIG IMN I.NTELLEN. ?? ~ - Wo.,. :FRANCE. . ir. The chief menibersa of the French commission appointed to investigate the real nature of the free negro labour scheme are described by the Paris correspondent of the Mornsing -Herald as liberal and enlightened nien. Count de Persigny is a member of a, the commission, which is more numerous than was at _ first stated. The Mcigiteur of Monday ...