... I TEtptAPHIo INTEULIGENOL (uMa's TUGAIMB) THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE DUCHIES. BERLIN, Ocm 19. The semi-official Provinzial Corrnpomdenz of to. day, in an article upon the Danish question, Bays: After the conclusion of peace it will be necessary, provisionally, to organise the government of the duchies. Preliminarily, the administration will be conducted by Austria and Prussia. The suc. ...

... I I (Per the Canada, viA REche's Point.) NEW YORK, FEB. 2, EvEmIG. President Lincoln has ordered a draft of 500,000 men, to serveforthreeyears, orduring the war. The e draft is to be made on the 10th of March, crediting and deducting therefrom so many as may have been enlisted or drafted prior to March 1, and not here- tofore credited. This order includes the 300,000 5 men called for in ...

... I HOUSE OF COO~IMONS.-Wr.DNEDAY, FFB. 24. thir The SPEAKERS took the chair at 920 minutes past 12 o'clock. for! DUBLIN AND B XLTI.NGLASS JUNCTWN RAILWAY (He BILL. sc This bill was read a second time. if p SEVERN VALLEY RAILWAY BILL. nrat This bill was also read a second time. oe FELONS' PROPERTY. met On the motion of Mir. C. FORSTER the following return whi was ordered - Return showing the ...

... THE MIgnRSA SSOOIATION. At a genlerali conference of minaers' delegate. hra all the principll miningD dist-ricts in England, Scotland, sa2 Wales, held in Leeds in November last, ie was rasolved ts a national association of the operative coal, ime, and ire.- atone miners of Great Britain sould forthith be estab- lished for the purpose of obtaining legilative snaction for such measures as were ...

... COVIT-GARDEN. DRURY.LANX. TH~s ~vm0, NGT AND HOE 3r. Pheps-8rJ3AAn ?? Pantombme of0 NED Mesrs. EL Blo0b . Lauril, J. CormacP, S. Saville, W. A. Bare., J. Morris; Mrm. Boleno, M!aes tomi s. THIS EZVin, liIITE DAISY.- SE 8TOOPS TO CON- QUE n. Moms. Chnastoe Chimenlo e Haowbe and Gordon M~edae Angl, Pltwllsam S Boleno, A C. I~rING J.CARTUS. Mr. omptoW;A Mdames J~. Herley Wriht BolenLindley, E ...

... I THE ENGLISH NOTES TO THE GERMANIC I DIET. The following is the exact text of the English r notes communicatedto Baron Kllbeck, ?? of the Federal Diet, by Sir Alexander Walet, the English Minister, an analysis of which has already appeared in our columns: March 23,1864. The undersigned, her Britannic Majesty's Eavoy Extra. ordinary, &c., has the honour to lay the following communi- cation, in ...

... RAMLWAY& 1 I ~ _ 1 RBIDGEA OVER THE THAhB Before these Easter Holidays are over it is worth the while of anyone who has the opportunity to r make a survey of the works which are to carry the 0 South Eastern and London, Chatham, and Dover 1 Railways across the Thames at Southwark and G Blackfriars. It is really curious to notice the extensive scale and the remarkable rapidity with which these ...

... DRAMATIC, EQUZSTZIAN AND MUSICAL $ICZ FUIND AMOdZXOAV. Last night the friends ad supportes of this aso- ciation celebrated their eighth anniversary festival at Willia's Rooms ; M. BueBToNk in thef diar. 'Oe com. pany indhuded Mr. B. Webst Mr. P. oll, Mr. Paul Bedfod, Mr. W. H. Ashurt, Mr, H Sxtnmon (r. J. Clarke, Captain Cooke, Captain Henley, Mr. J. Xathews, Mr Stirling,h Mr. and Mrs. Howard ...

... (ON OUR OWN CORsMONDINT.) [The following appeared in our Evening =tion of yeseday :] PARIS, MONAY EVMGNo. One of those acts of brutal and unreasoning violence which from time to time drive to despair honest citizens who are sincerely desirous of living on good terms with the Empire, and working with it for the public good, has just been committed by the government. M. Garnier Pagbs' private ...

... I A.THg OAsPTUR OFr MULLER. [Tbefollowigphrticn of the capture of Muller ar f rm the Aerican pers] On aiving at New York on the 5th of August Isspector Tanner put himself in communication with the British Consul, and was by him intro- duced to the Chief of the Metropolitan Police- Superintendent Kennedy-and to Inspector Car. peuter, who gladly promised him all the assistance in their power, ...

... I , , ?? R , BELFAST . B ;F T, -B1tic S'AT, 12.30 Pp.I. - The preie nb'4ilaroidih~rts continiue, and wonw people hao, bs ,injured and maimed with bludgeo and 1red atnad perhtpe killed, with gunshot wouns The . ioti were rene*eod this morning in the disturbed districts' . ahated intirei t erigkl, nature and with similar terrible . oneqences. Five nore men have been taken to the Geneosl ...

... (FRoM ou OWN caORRIMDMTwr.) THE HAGUE, SUM. 12. could not some joint-stock company promoters, in this period of monetary drought, manage to establish a Finance Exploring Company? It has often been asked Where do the pine go 'I And it seems that they are wont to accumulate in immense masses in the sewers of large cities, as well as get scattered among the byways and highways of civilisation. ...