... TBE EDUCATION COMPROMISE. The revised edition of the Revised Code, on which we had occasion to comment some weeks ago, has now been formally accepted by the House, and we have only to hope that with all its imperfections the new system may be found a decided im- provement on the old. There was nothing, however, in the debate of last Monday, to modify the regret which we have already expressed ...

... PAUNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. I -~~T .. . I (From the London Gazcthe o1 FPrdasj, ;ay 2) Gallon, Lumb, and Bean, Leeds, machino makersn; far Bs regards J. H. Bean. Gallon and Bean, LWed, wholesale ironmoongers. Ashley and Webster, LiverpDIl, drarers. Nolcini and Mdoretti, Cardiff, watchmrket Bal. sld Son, Lelaester, ooachbuliders. T. Bichrev 43d R. Thorne, PlIffeld-street, Roxton, drapers. A. Heoit ...

... re, The vote about to be taken for ?? education In th Great Britain during the current year (£842,119) is st the largest ever granted ; and the vote for Ireland will raise the entire grant this year to more than th £1,100,000. The eatimate is framed aceoording to the hr old eode, antd every school admitted to atd before fe July next will recelve its next grant as if the oN system bad remrained ...

... CORRE1Ii2jPONDE NCE. I must TOWr#j IMpR,O3VEK19NTS. e that ,esent TO 1 THES HDI~:aS os THlE 'LIVECRPOOL BIUERiRY. ?? tho tOW4 council really wish to obe- wprove tli, Leart of the town, ja-tlet any impartial atten- PersOn 186 , at the Lime-street Railway lstarion and as are look for P- street direct to the town-ball and landing of stages E, e wvill. at estee perceive theo want of auch ing ...

... LOCAL INITELUGENCE I I!~ Mr. William R. Llewellyis, of this town, has been admlttedamemberof the Royal Oclegeof Veterinary Surgeons, London. The 100-pounder Armstrong gun brought here a few weeks ago has been placed in position in the middle angle of the Rock Fort. TssJ DivisioN oN Ted atviSE Cornc.-In the divicion lit on Mr. Waltetrt motion for abolisbing the requirement of the 6nmployment of ...

... La-test Intelligence. RUNNING THE BLOCKADE. The Confederate steamer Nashville, which recently succeeded in running the blockade out of Charleston, with a cargo of cotton, arrived safely at Nassau. At the latter port she took out a British register, and ehanged hername to the Tlomasand Wragg. After-landing her cotton the Nashville took in a cargo of arms from the steamer Southern, which bad ...

... 11 = ALBANIA. ' telepraph froim Rsgnoa,, according to rttieli Hu'ssaein. Pacha, han~g ttakodthsinswgguajlp1~baz2t defeated wvith a lofse quastlitlea or2 aumcunhtior nimtprov2iitlda see large - --t PRANCE. - P;ris, 'vay 1.-The Cans~tunutied states that (on. Goyc is shdrtiy expected in. Paris., The papers peblish letters from 1 Vera Cru to the 30th of M.arch, statineg that trestl acts of vio- b ...

... The Metropolitan hlay Meetings will be held next week. I Among the articles in tao International Exhibition is a t nire4fieiit table, a gift from the Pnpe to her Majesty. t The deaths reghitered ih London last week were 1,394, which were 148 above the corrected average. The Japanese ambassadors arrived at Dover on Wednesday mormabrng. Mdmo. Kossuth has arrived at Toris w s h her husband. r~.. ...

... BY 2L1,OTRBI- AND MAGNETIO THL1EGRA11S. In London, to-day, rain is fast falling. It Is 3roposed to present the freedom of -the city of Len on to Earl Canning. Westwood, Baille, and Campbell are to be paid £45 er1 tnce for buildingthe isro screw steam frigate comprises certaln fittings. proved at SPhoeburyness Ba~a smonot~h bore Thseproof eonsisted of four rounds-the first with 00 lb., the- ...

... ST. ?? Thursday last, Mr. G. G. Beaumont and Mr. John Birchall were re-appointed wardens of this church, They have held the office for three years in suec cession. PziTIoiNs.-On Monday evening, ColonelWilson Patten presented petitions from Barrow, and other placeB in Lancashire, in favour of the permissive bill relating to the sale of intoxicating drinks, and Mlr. Garnett presented one with ...

... MEETING IN THE LITERARY ANDr PHILOSOPHICAL INSTITUTION. In consequence of it having bee intimated to the .yobr that the funds at the disposal of the relief committee will shortly be exhausted, a meetin&, corvened by his worship, m5s- held on Hondaa;te..no in t theatre of the Re J and Philo*Ophical unetituti(n to consider what further measures should te adoted to relieve the widetspread and ...

... THE BRITISH ARMY STATIONS ?? Iea FOR MAY. Where two places are mentioned, the last named is that at which the DepOt of the Regiment is stationed. CAVALRY. let Life GSuards-.Windsor. 2nd Life Guards-.Regent'e Park. Bx Royal Horse Guards-Hyde Park. 8 1st Dragoon Guards-Madras, Canterbury. 2nd Dragoon Guards-Bengal, Canterbury. T 8rd Dragoon Guards-Bombay, Canterbury. 4th Dragoon Guards-Dublin. ...