... LATEST NE WS.1 ?? I ND ELICflza TUEiLGRApILl THE PARIS CONFERENCE. The Moniteur de Sot- anticipates in its bulletin that the Powers now in conference upon the question of the Princi- palities will consider, in concert with the Porte, whether it would not be expedient to give a definitive character to the concessions provisionally made by Turkey in 1861. The Conference, adds the Manitefur, ...

... i CCORRESPONDENCE . I THE TOWN COUNCIL MEETINGS 2 TO THE EDITOR OF THE HULL PACKET. n SIRa,-I think some of the members of the Coun- m cil have more time on their hands than they know s how to spend usefully, or they would not conduct E themselves at the meetings of the Council as they t do. I have attended several of these meetings and fi I cannot but think that it would have been much r, ...

... )k .Another of those interesting exhibitions, n Of augiurated so successfully at few years agouyt H.o u Hotcultural Society of Liverpool, took ~pla'e Vet on Wodruday at St, tioorgo's HaIL This was -the Lar fourth spring flower show, and its success' was ltit even more decided than any of those which have Pre prrceded it. In the arrangement of -the, pluts Lol: inevery care had been taken to ...

... UV 'V £1JX'LVII- Vo VIU.L'UtLA, Oa ?? c0' A blue book was published on Tuesday, giving eo details of the dispute on the tariff question between ha the Governor of Victoria and his ministers on the ha Lo one band, and the Legislative Council on the wi aO other. The issue was that Mr. Cardwell felt him. Iv ,g self compelled to recall Sir Charles Darling from an i- the government of the colony. ...

... I mETOROLOGIVAL RESULTS. DEDUCED FROM OBDSERVATIONS TAKEN AT TIIE LIVJItPlOOL OBSERVATOR Y. Latitude, W 24' 48 N. Longitude, 30 O' rW. BAtoMHTPR, uTNmPIlIATuNE. o86 h tit Ii . Montb 9 - g8l0~ g8 g aud Day. .n3~ March]. Inch. Inch. In alh. Deg. Deg. Ileg. Deg. Mondayl 2'0.24 29.61 29.888 40.2 36.3 '41.3 43.4 Tuesdsy13 29.76 2D.63 29.704 42.3 32.3 37.3 43.8 Wednoes 14' 29,6(7 29.40 29.641 43.1 ...

... Im k AA - I JINIPABI p - I KJOU8EO)OOMMONJ-UNS.WA~oCnol& The Dou~ySenAmon took the chair at five ni'aiflis Iftow 12 'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The VBriton, Clapbani, and Balhem Extension Railways Bil passed the ?? reading. The -rder for the soccni~ readlagof the rysallace Iamd south London Junction 0alayBllwr ishrged and the bidl withdrawn, THE RE)FORN BILI. Sir IL HOARIE gave notice that to ...

... '1LE. REiATIONS BETWEEN AUSTRIA I THE. RE* ANd NRIVSSIA. . . (om On w co0A orDNT.) * } ' RAW1KO3RT 22so 12. Thewaraptarty in PruaskasbA, t ia retreat 'in spite of the IJhl-,voued lapguage of some of its organs. Thus, while the Kreu Zeiung declares that, parianientarismbeingnow set aside in Prussia, there ifto' longer any jimpedimnat in the vay of the g~vouiment. wh'h will he ceforth lead and ...

... ?? Pr!1 stiii~l~k iti lt~ie init', of,,t;i El'pla3d, IIeoib i di'o'bidb tveit~'y*iies otin e itevieitean ii inelriihld,;ihd bat-St'iehef~nsti' 'the'greiati ?? drge-inier ii '^ldeihstIiidi will'tak1'e pl'iee to-nighb :in f1dInti'o' ltheity 'Hall 'att~Btodkljn2 ?? ':°T Phe &meiiai'fY Preslsg ?? Fenianism, and considers it can only result in d-isiaster tdiW'irelani'd; Thei'Canaidiain' ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH, HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY. Their Lordships met at five o'clock. NEW RAILWAY COMPANIES. Lord REDESDALE gave notice that on Friday. next he should call attention to the fictitious character of the financial arrangements of new railway companies asking for powers from Parlia. ment. THE C.ATTLE PLAGUE. Earl GRA&NVILLE, in reply to the Earl of LIC]1FIELD, stated that the ...

... The American correspondent of the Timzes observes that one of the greatest scandals afloat during the late war against General 1. F. Butler was that he had extorted So,ooo dollars in gold from Smith, Brothers, of New Orleans. These gentlemen, at the close of the war, began a suit in New York for the recovery of the money. But General Bulter believing that the case would go hard against him, ...

... THE REFORM BILL.-LORD GROSVENOR'S AMENDMENT. The Times says it is impossible to question the moderation or the pro- priety of Lord Grosvenor's amendment to the Government Reform Bill, and, as it is understood that it will be seconded by Lord Stanley, we may anticipate for it the support of the most thoughtful men among the inde- pendent members on both sides of the House. There is always a ...

... ?? LENYDDOL DOLGELLAU. PARHAD. CYWYhD -AR DDINYSTR SO DOM A GOMORRtAH. 'YR wyf yn cinfod digonedd o bregethwyr, offeiriadav, :ac ysgolfeiatriaid o bob math a pkintioli yn mbob' rhan o Qyrju~y.rydd hed~dyw, ondpriedgr mawr .i4w4 yn wmi o brydyddio. 'Doed 'a 'ddel ' rnyfi a wnaeehutn fy rban tuag at gedw y jelfyddy~d brydyddawl rbag llwyr ddildanu o'r *Iad.' Dj na f el y dywedail oywyddwr ...