... ., ; , ., - _ . . .. The figt volume of the census for Englansd, which li's' juat'eesn lisused, shows the numbers and distra- bution of the people in the several parishes and: 'lpees. Ap abitractof the, returns was published; last year; a careful revision of them shows that e.l the 8th:of April, 186the he population ?? anu Wales, with the Isle of Mlan and the Cbannel. Islands, inclding the ...

... OUR co ME PoEAROS. I PRiESIDENT LIJNCOLs PROCLAAlTON. (nmous-What will the south tha~ k Of-this ? The south ?? wih, io '5b But what will the north think of It? What w Pennsylvania ?? -towhis i^l lreay uanquiet untder the loss of her best customers ^and not :easy under the absohste despotism of 'fhe preseqnt govermsient at Washington ? What Boston may say or think is not, pcerhaps, of much ...

... BR. COBDEZ M-, ~iARIEIM AND On Friday, Mr. Cobden addressed a crowded meet- ing in the inaydr's 'parlour 'of the Matihester cham- ber of cormmerce, spediall r onkgnedd. for the'piurpose of c'onsidering th prtient Afateat f '>ternation and mariti Imelaw inferern'ce to tlhe, 'existing-distress in the manufacturing iaStricts.' 3 r. Cobden, on com'- ing forward, wasloudy ?? He spoke for one' hour. ...

... I / E B.; E ., ,, - , . E , , M , .; A -. ' . I ! 4 . 1fF _ _ toss OANED t O BENCOOLXik All) TWENTY-TWO LVES : Early ons Wednesday morning, Lloyds agentat R~ude, near Bideford, on the Northl -Devon- coast, foiwarded aotelegtnphic despatch Ito the Aryndnpoufc ing the 21&ss of a hfge shiii of that place, and tha~t' most of theh ci-ew ai ired Sepoe to bethe Bencoolen,' 1,sO itous burden,: bound ...

... ,:;LLOYD'S :WEEKLY, :ci 'LONDON tNWSPAPER ' A IMIBEET, LFER. I Th Frenc em~perotr ?? given the French and English papieiimatef for dso ion that vill Iait for some. time to eome. SeeugtheI hunger of the Frenech p , he has cast them a few, bones. The emperor' letter to M. Thouvenel is. in hi boI manner. It isjfamilia4- ?? Bnd i.Th simple roader might iagine that the 'witer was a high-minded, ...

... ?? ?? I ?? . 'O L ., .,tz i , v Ie,' W II roi cy.. ,,,Ie3,1fei isniiot toD be produced on any stage :jixFrasie'e, The eelk' will not hear of 'one of the, icharactere initlrriable'roniace and no won- .r We],heisriPlycondemathe larsh systemof re-1 pression which has 'aghin appeaied -in the' French mimfistr of the i r' Bub is' M. Itugo the man who shold* epectkfav r'f&rom the 2rench emperor ...

... [ LORD PALZIESTOW INEE RE Lord. Palmuersaon was present' on Mfonday 'at the opening of the new diocesan training school at Wint chester. After that ceremony had been performed his~lordship attended divine service in the cathedral, when the Bishop of Oxford preached. Subsequently an address was presented tothe premier in the Chap- -ter-house by the mayor and corporation of the city, in reply to ...

... l: :lROYAL DR&MMO OLLEGE. . | On Monday afternoon, the muter. ?? Mastr, wardens, and subsrer of the above nstitlutlon assembled at the college, at Woin fo the pe ;of formally admitting COV8D ef the aged ctor antreases wh a hd.hen' ceful at t lastulantlon into their apartments In the collter. The lodles and gentlemen a ts tet the coliege were His. Sh~tef Mrs. Ohrkat-oid lslveh,, *mi, Stinrmeir ...

... - .. I PUBUTSKED- ON SUNDAY 1ORNIG. coNmN1G THE L&TIST INTELLIGECE OF THE WEEK. POSTSCRIPT. ZLOYD'S WEKY NWSPAPER OPM1CZ SUNDAY MOBNOG. LATEST ELECTRIC NEWS. [aIR. BI2'B TBLGA]![, PAURS, Saturday. The Paris papers of toaday publsh the following. telegrams 'Ragusa, Oct. 2.-Nuerous bodies ~oftfoopq have been sent from 0nustantlople and Bre travers- ing Montenero, proceeding in the diection of ...

... |: T1IE PORTUGUEB SMIITARY REVOTT. L -he revolt At Brasg has come to a close and Ail gretate number of the ofloers and soldielrs cnouce1 in It -hav~e arrfred in Lisboul an& been either 1wn prisonod or.drafted Into othe' regiments. Tho&d8' taisof the ,affair, which are now WellknOwngo to~ Atiow ?? In the shape Of revoblutoo wsa Intended, but It;ppearsat1e Lpeople remained quiek aid, trest of ...

... TBRUIlE DRSTRUOTIO!,T OF PROPEBTYl 7 . . ~. IBY FIRE. On Friday morning, between the hours ot two and three o'clook, acn ht lotbffles descrip- tion took place in- that densely-populated thorough- fare, knownr as Angel alley, Skinner street, Bishops- gate, in coasequenee of the outbreak of a serious fire in the premises belonging to Messrs. Green, cane merchants, situate ait No. 1, In the ...

... ,; 1: ~TEm YDE-PTAK MEETIKc. i ?? .. ,, CA.INAL W18kkiNlZ PASTORAL The violent storms of rain on SAnday afternoon acted more effectually than almost axnybody of police could have done inpreventing hmeeting, and therei fore aitot, in Eyde -park. We do'not think, how, ever, hat .we do say injustic -to the character'of the many roughs who assembled near where the mond stood on the previous week, ...