... DIm. PENGELLY ON TUE RECENT DISCOVERIES IN KEnT'S CAVERN. On Dionday evening, Mr. W. Iengolly, ,lS., G.S,, ?? delivered a lecture at the Blidland Institute on The nmort Rooent Diseoverieo in Kant's Cavern, Devon. shire, There was a large audIence, The lecture wan illustrated by diagrams, and by a number of apeol- mein of the remains found In the cavern, Mr. Pen. gelly commenced by giving a ...

... NOTICES TO CORilESPONDENTS, DI1 N ?? than one thllssand. DYr '-lIabbita are inciuded under the dofinition of Iare the Poachlig Act. e( YNou can reGO 'er before the Magistrates, under co blasr 6and Worken's Act. t ' -- es duo il Cnllada cannot be paid In Eughand; b; t ~ ran ?? usight be jilado to pay them through B ' nis6 h propser expression is to say that the W09t '~dj ?? bolonlgto Aujesica, ...

... The usual quarterly meetings of the ironmasters of this district commenced at Wolverhampton, yesterday. It se happens that this year it falls at the earllest date possible D that circumstance, combined with the utter stagnation in other respects prevailing, made the assembly yesterday one of the most meagre ever witnessed. After the experiences of it, the Wolverhampton meeting may as well be ...

... TORY DWSER IN ALL SAINTS' WARD. A dinner of the supporters of the Bicinghamn ConstLe tutional Assoeiation in All Saints' Ward was held lmt evening, at Ur. Griffl's, Trees Inn, H0oekcy. Mr. John T. Holden, Chainoan of the AU Saints' Branch of the assooltion, presided; and there were present Messrs Sampson S. Lloyd, Edward Gem, Councillors Wadhamsq, Perki, Taylor, and Lowe, Captain Peel, Messrs. ...

... LATEST$ NEW [RF'VTX,'s ITALY. FLORENCE, VS('eAct t( nn) Tbo hamer O I~publs entinued to~day the debat The Chamaber of PopetiOS on the ?? and foreign poliy of the of tho late Goverr.- Sino ~isacensured the ?? Signor DIAB8ari 6°nt ll(,y of Biron icasol in the Ment, and defended te0 PO BdOY parby acountable F.0man que ien U held the, ?? tomas quetiolo] bed~ bon shed, It was Impossible to for the ...

... [fBY ATLA:;IiC TELEGRAPIL.I FRANCE. PARIS, FEBRUAnty 21 (3.30p.m .) Bourre aimnated. Reutea, 69.50. HOLLAND. THE HAGUE, FEBRUArY 21. The election Of a member to the Second Chamber took place at Groningen to-day. Herr Gertsm3, the OPPOsitiOn candidate, was elected by a large majority, AMERICA. NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 20. Closing Prices.-Gold, 14OQ. Sterling exchange on London, 110. 5-20 United ...

... The file of American papers, containing the text of President Johnson's message, came In on Saturday. The telegram by the Atlantic cable and that from Queenstown which we published on Saturday morning, render it ua- necessary for us to give the whole message. Bub, In the case of the two following passages, the President's exact language is interesting:- Ol'ESISTAtCE: TO UNCONSTITUT'rIONAL ...

... MLSCELLANEOUS. The Sultan) of Turkey bas just ordered to be isaisufise- o~res inl ]Paris at Silver table, the price of which tell! not be less than three millions of f ranics The marriage of Count di Caserta, brothier of the King of leaufs, says the Usdooi, -with his cousin, daughter of Count di i'tirtini, will take ptlace onl the 13th of June, in, the chiapel of the Vatican. The Pope, bbnscif ...

... EUDDERSFIELD ELECTION. The polling took place yesterday. Mr, Lathamn took the lead the first thing In the morning, end maintained It an day, ending with a majority of 326. The following aem Athe figures at ten, twelve, two and four o'clock:- Ten. Twelve. Two. Close. Leatham 726 947 1,046 1,112 sleigh 455 666 718 786 Majority for Leatham 326 TmBx RIGHT OF A COUXTY COURT JUDGE TO ...

... ThlE RtEV. C. T. WILKINSON AND THE RITUTALIST'S. T, the 13DiT1 OJ' t~ile D)AILV Poec. ,ir,'--l hav'e neither dcsire 'IOr intention to enter usto eControversy, bat I cannot help attemipting to answer one or two of Slr. Wilkinisoll's a.-ortiuil, Which appearlled in a letter by that gentleniaail in the Daily Post of'Moniday. hir IWilkingsoll -seeun' to think thAt thle words of oIle of thle Ih; ...

... N em p aRItho Wt, Nixminohl~~~~~~~~ WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 18G8. NEWS OF TIIE DAY. lt:n. MA.~ssry's reply to the address in reference to f the Irish Church was read in the House of Commons yesterday. Relying on the wisdom of Parliament, her MA.jLEsTY desires that her interest in the temporalities of the Church in Ireland may not stand in the way of r the consideration by Parliament of any measure ...

... CIIUPC:i OPINIONo sO TGr1A IRISH CHURCH. fProm Ladtftfiylt's U mln'iuan.] It is of incalCidable inipostaincc, ill respoct of all the highest interests of the Church and of the Enipiro, that the Irish Church question should be doliberately and cau- tiously trvatedl. The iSgovetiiuent of former days has codtleniied the Chlirch of Ireladil to ia fallsepositioll ; and now that Church and we ...