... PROPOSED WORKING MEN'S TESTIMONIAL TO DRl MILLER. A letter appeared in the Daily Post of yesterday, signed Artizan, asking the working men of Birmingham to meet the writer in the Provident Rooms, Ann Street, for the purpose of organising a working men's testimonial to the Rev. Dr. Miller, rector of St. Martin's, who is, as our readers are aware, about to leave the town for Greenwich. In ...

... (nox OUR OWN CORMPONDITr.) [The following appeared in our Evening Edition of yesterday:] PARIS, TUpSDAY Evzmu. The government, which very naturally likes to, encourage the idea that there are independent members of the majority able to contend with the opposition apek-bra, did not put forward a tqking. minister yesterday to reply to M. Thiers. The Count de la Tour occupied 'the remainder of ...

... PIER READ. DUBiM.N. Up to 9 8rm., Feb. 2S, I866-:'tnt N.N.E. Febrtary 27-Lord Goulig. stenner, Glasgow s eOvvr, Caerjarvon; slates; Boar, h.,rtmadoc, stales; Clar, Llver- pool, salt ; Royal Willion, lluncol, SAll. February 28-St. ?? apn( Brigewrater, ?? Liverpool; Cambria, stealner, 'lolyliead ; '7 colierb. SAILItSOB. Pebruary 27-Royal William, St Calitmba, and Sheffe, stetarers, Liverpool; ...

... A RUN TBIROUGH THE SOUTHERN STATES. The following letter, received from a Birmingham man, residrent in the 'United States, has been handed to us for publication: pa Nw Yoax, January S, lSGG. Dear ?? compliance with your request, I send the following brief particulars of my trip through the Southein States. They will afford you necessarily but a superficial glance of the gondition of that ...

... TIlE PUMOURED RESIGNATION I OF EARL RUSSELL. We learn, on the highest authority, that tile tumoou-r-d resignation of Earl Russell is without the slhadow of foundation. The rumour referred to created considerable excitement throughout the country yesterday, in consequence of-the publicity given to it by the following article in the iliws :- It would be idle to disguise the fact that the course ...

... i THTE HEALTH OF BIRM1NGHA't1 2'ew cases of disease coming under treatment durn week ending the 29th day of February, 1866, at the Iajg{ Institutions, &c. 1 2 3 4 5 f Sma3't Pox .. ._I- 1- - Chicken Pox .. .. _ 8 _ ,- _ _ Bleasles ,4. .. .. _ - - , Scarlatna .I 2 i Diphtheria .. . - _ I - Whoopinlg Cough ?? 2 !3 2,) 3i Croup Diarrheea 1 1 1 3 l Dysentery . _ I 1 Cholera. Ague.. Continued Fever ...

... WVEDNBXDAY, FEB. 28. EIGHT W'OLOOK A.M. PLAcE. ; B. IT W. F IE D. I. R. S. Nairn ?? 20 65 3 N.H. 2 N.E. h c.. 0 Aberdeen ?? 29 59 NW 8 7 N. a b' 4 Leith . 29 0508 1 N E, 4 614.N. H .. s Ardrossan ?? 20 69 83 N.N. B.3 4 N.NP P b 2 Greencastle 2.. 2964 85 N. E. 3 4 E..L. 0 2 ?? N 17 7E. b 1 ?? ,. 88 N.E. 8 I'6 l m b 3 Livelpool ?? 29 49081 N. 4 N.E. e .. 2 Holyhead ?? 29 4836 CN.N.7 N..N. 7C .. ...

... Ad4BLUM FOR MONI. Last evening the anniversary festival of this lazitutl~on was celebrated at the London Tavern, Bishopsa gate-street,under the presidencyof Lord Dufferin. Mr. Alderman and Sheriff Abbis, ML-. Pim, M.P., Mr. Leveson. Gower, ALP., and many other gentlemn who have long been known for their advocacy of the claims of tbhi very desrving charity. It appeared from a statement put ...

... (slaos'alo THURSDAY MOR1IqG,ifA.RCH X, AMONG the ?? arrests yesterday are two policemen in the county of Cork, a master c of a work house, and a student recently re- turned from Maynooth College. Several more t Irish-Americans have also been arrested. At f a meeting in Liverpool last night £800 was j subscribed.to aid the Fenians now undergoing penal servitude. t In the House of CommonB, ...

... (Fromr biw own Correspondena-) SC :nhublin, Tuesday Evening. G We have not had ant arreets here since yesterday, Cl though thfe police tell as that they have their eyes upon plenty of Fenians-persons more than eUs- pected of complicity in the designs of the conspiracy a -if they are allowed to take them into castody, Y But they do not know where to put them.- The n prisons here are full, and ...

... A SCENE IN TI.IJBENCb CHAMER. Ia the debate on the address in the Corps Legs i4tif on jTqqayiX )I. Glai Bizoin made along speech Whici~ cans muctlangizhte but rhich, ws .,frzqsntly inteipupted by. the, members favourable tor t bqgovernmept, In speaking of the deeixof .the countjy for iibsrtyj he said the proof of that desire ,wae to. be found in the electoral defeatafhe govercment had ...

... Tewo distinguished members of the Opposition made speeches yesterday in the French Legislative Body. In the debate upon the first paragraph of the address, MA. Jules Favre censured the withdrawal of France from the extradition treaty with England, and said he suspected the existence of some political motive for that step. M. Rouber, Minister of State, replied that the measure in question had ...