... I - E THE HEALTH OF LONDON, It appears from the return issued by authority of the Registrar-General, that in the week that ended on Saturday, October 27, the births registered in London and twelve other large towns of the United Kingdom were 4,250; the deaths registered 3,080. The annual rate of mortality was 26 per 1,000 persons living. In London the births of 1,099 boys and 1,049 girls, in ...

... I I (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA. VIENNA, APRIL 10. In reply to a question addressed to the ministry it has been officially stated that the independence of the Bank of Austria will be strictly maintained by the government, and that the bank charter will in no way be infringed. A ministerial plan is said to be under considera- tion for an issue of treasury bonds bearing interest. ...

... ' (uUuTwl'3 TELEGRAMS.) I THE PIlUSMIANN REPLY TO THE LAST AUSTRIAN NOTE. VIENNA, APRIL 13. 'The Prussian reply to the last Austrian note ar- riv c here vesterday. It declines in laconic terms ttb accede to the Austrian demand for the demobili- sationi of the Prussian forces. The Ost Deutsche Post savs that several of the Middle States will combine in d(emaidillg a settlement of the Schleswig ...

... I THE UNITED STATES, FB4YCF, AND MEXICO. (From the New York Times.) The diplomatic correspondence concerning Mexico, just furnished to Congress by Mr. Seward, throws a flood of light upon certain important questions which have for some time excited the public interest. We find information in these diplomatic despatches upon the three great topics of interest connected with this Mexican ...

... OTH COLLIEB YCTASTBOPPH NEAR ?? I _ - (EnON OUR SPECIAL aEPORTEr.) BARNSLEY, MONDAY AJMEBNOON. The stillness that succeeded the two explosions last evening has not been broken up to the present time, although all precautions that are possible are being taken to prepare for a larger eruption than has yet oceurred. The filling in of the cupola shaft has not ceased since Saturday, except when ...

... DRlRY LANE. TrsS EVENING, THE JEALOUS WIFE. Mr. Phelps, Messrs. 1i. 1,helps, H. Sinclair, C. Seyton, and Barrstt: Mesdames H. Vezin and H. VYadenliolf.-And N UMBIR NIP; 01t, HARLn e QUIN AND THE GNOME KING OF T1{13 GIANT MOUNTAIN. H AYMfARLET ] Tnls EVENING, A LESSON VoRl LIFE. Messrs. Sothern, t Rogers, Clark, Compton, ?? Mrs. Chsippendlalo, Misses Hill, WrigLt, &c.-LOC D DUNISREARY MARRI111D ...

... I REUCTINSIN~THFlEITALTJTANjJU~.RVXY,~. ?? General Cugia, the Italian Minister of War, has addressed the following report to the King, under date 6th January, upon the reductions which the ministry propose to effect in the army: Sire,-Your Mcifesiyis aware that the Administration of War, in fixing the presumptive budget for 1866, was guided by the principle of the strictest economy, the ...

... I TE GRAPHIC INTELLIGENC (aIrs's rRE~nAs.) FRANCE. PARIS, M.AncH 7, EvEmnos. To-day M. Thiers presented to the legislative body a demand for leave to question the govern. mert relative to the foreign policy of France. Ad Berryer complained that the Yellow Book did nut contain a single diplomatic document written be. tween the 1st January and the 1st March. e regretted, in particular, that ...

... A literary critic, writing in the greatest of Eng- lish newspapers, raises a question which we do not re- member to have seen stated ?? the personal sharacter of Milton or that of Dr. Johnson has had the great'r influence on mankind. The question is certainly a curious one, and we do not see how it can easily be anewered. For that purl)ose we should require to know more than is at present ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. l SiRI-The attention of the directors of the Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres Company (Limited) has been drawn to another letter from Mr. Elborough-a former official of the company-which appeared in the Daily News of the 28th ult. That letter is a mere repe- tition of charges which that gentleman has for mor hs past been engaged in circulating against his ...

... I 9tTkdurt+ -- 1 W1DOR£ASTLE, JuLY 9. The Queen, accompanied: by the, Queen of Prussia and Princess Louis of Hesse, drove in the grounds M yesterday afternoon. . I ' . I - The Viceroy of Egypt, with the Prince of Wales, arrived 11 at the Castle last evening abt 7 o'clook. ' ' - ' ?? The Viceroy was accompanied' ib the Tarkish mbas- .h sador, and attended by tbeir Excellencies Raghib ...

... I;: ' ATIO2. M Z 8Ot'JIfiOh;. . , WIMtkLEDOiN,'C9MWON, TUIIESDAY E a.-G. ., T lie p,r~ooeedingi, oft hin' meetin'g worre renered' , thre aeon ofter9 o'clock, 1ut the volmxmaera, of . whom ai~er ab-now siomes 'thousands in cam'p, - had been hou4sprevioiisly engaged in imaking preparations for the day. The-bugle soupded at six o'clock, when there. Was a 3geneial turn out, and all was soon bustle ...