... wirtftlfoPlI LE tvfvA. SALVE rOPULI LUX SUPREMA. DOMESTIC. The Queen will probably return to Windsor en June tJ. 'The Prince and Princess Louis of Ifesso (the Princess Alice) will visit her M4ajesty at the Castle, where, it is understood, the approaching accouchement of the princess will take place. About 22,000 metropolitan and provincial vdlunteers were reviewed in Hyde-park, Lon- don,. on ...

... I relations between capital and labour ware nev rerdsturbedstate thoan at the present time. Tbroa. ehberanupheavingoflabotr against towns there is oi~. ;on of capital or an attempt on shil the alleged aggress.. list to deprive labour of its th atof the aph% I several thousand manina I righ t ofcombination, A ,-t are 'now idle ite various branches of inds,-. ' ao a, eio-othe from a strike on ...

... ~-jiTEST AEND ~~g~~1IAPH~rIlCt NIEWS. [IXUTEVS TELEGRAMS] FRANMCE brecontirn heavy. rentes opened at The bourse clo ed at GWt. 6e5., or 50. lower than 5esterusy.ECTION IN TUNIS. - MESSINA, MAY 3. Advices reced here from Tunis state that the Ad~isejrete becoming general. 20,000 Be- insdrrection bad5srptedthe communication between doui anbad th proviOCeSP occupied Kirvan, and a threitemnig Sela ...

... The accounts brought by the Persia are very unfavourable to the Federal Government. No engagement has yet taken place in Virginia, but in Louisiana and Mississippi the Federals have been defeated in two great battles, the result of which will probably be to deprive them of everything that they held in those two States beyond the fire of their gun- boats on the river Mississippi. The first and ...

... The adjourned monthly msnetirn of tbla board was held On Thursday, at the Pablic Olhies, Walton-on-the- lHill. The mepbers present were Mesiesrs. J. Frodsham (iD the chali, John Leece, Edard Storrm, Joseph Thompton, and - Phillips. The ninutce of the last meeting were read and confirmed. RESIGNATIONS OF MEMBERS. The Chairman read a letter which he had riceived from Mr. F. W. Ellis, dated the ...

... I GORRESPONDENOIL T11E SECUlARISTS AT BIRjIFHEAD. TO THE EDITOUS OF TM1 LlVUHPOOL EIRCURT, Qentlemen,-Obaerving In this day's Mercury a letter signed *'Eonestum, I beg to say De has made some gross misstatements. The placord issued by the Rev. Dr. Baylee merely announced a lecture to be delivered by him on Christianity versmci Secularism, apd that there would be five minutes allowed to ...

... I A MEDIUM SHOWN U?. I Some sixteen reputable gentlemen of this city clubbed together, and resolved, if possible, to find the truth or falsehood of the Bpirit-matter out. They applied to the Marshall mediums, in London, but the head of that enterprising firm declined to make her appearance in GlMegow on any terms, although she recommended an Ameri- can substitute of the male sex, ...

... RESERVED SEATS IN CHURCHES. 7b .. - 7 r] . .- I rA rem the Un itarian Herald.) v I When we read that the early disciples met a together in au upper room in Jerusalem to n worship the God and Father of our Lord Jesius Christ, the narrator omits to inform us that the more wealthy members had arm-chairs constructed for themselves, and placed in the comfortable ;parts of the room; that having once ...

... [BY TELSOGrU11, The Duke of Newcastle is rather better, but does not gain strength. The extra Inman steamer Glasgow, f!oM New York, arrived at Queenstown this morning. The Morning Heraldd learns that Dr. Jeans, dean of Lincoln, is to be the new bishop of Peter. borough. A detachment of the Royal Marine ight Infantry has left head quarters for Deal, for the purpose of filling up vacancies on ...

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... SABBATH SCENES IN PARLU- I MENT FIELDS. The fields lying between Parliament-street and the Prince's Park have become somewhat notorious for the assemblage therein of roughs and black- guards from Windsor and Toxteth-park. Only a few days have elapsed since a respectableinhabitaut residing in that district complained that his boys had been severely beaten, and another reported the stripping ...

... rOLISH FETE AT CHzSIlt During Saturday and ted out the ?? lhrecdsit, taq t e moat interesting gatheofeir coft l aristocracy which baa takenbeti, oo day was found assembled in theu beautifulmansior n of ?? gof rl aChiswick. The occasio egg nofl SU frte given on behalf of the patcriotjc sea0 I who are suffering from sickeness and dtS Out of the dangers anld hardshipte I countered in the cause ...