... FOREIGN . TEL4LIGENOX All . ?? papers, With two exception;s devote a potior of their spae to thermemory of the late ?? MKarie Ameline.: IThe exceptions' are ?? itiO (the Government e rgan2, which utterly igaores her death, ar4 the S&ec, whichallowhos its example. TheConsiiee Ue n1otiees it merely in these teenrmea iMarie Amelie de Bourbon, whoO -deeth we announced yesterday, was born ia 1782. ...

... LABOUR AND WAGES STRIKE OF EDINBURGH TAILORS.-On Monday morning the Journeymen tailors of Edinburgh, to the number of 1,000 turned out on strike. On Thursday last, as we statd last week, the employers in the city were served by the committee with copies of a revised statement of prices, together with an intimat? that if the statement were not adopted they would have Work in the beginning of ...

... .EASTER VOLUftM REVIEW. I Thgeneralordera issued by the War-office relating to the volunteer review at Brighton, en Easter Mon- day, contain a full programme of the proceedings that are to take place. After giving the regulations that are to be ebserved in going down to the scene of the review, the orders state:- Upon the arrival of the several corps at Brighton, the respective commanding ...

... , _ .. . - I .: -8110KUG RELIGIOUS. OTRMAGE, IN . lII rAGY. h- i I :A horrible. outrage Iha taken place at Barletta,. a town,. On the ,Adriat!o, coast, cainlainiog abqut 2,00O iababitants. .ind'some Protestants had loet theilives. The Nazidne fd: Florence gives the folkiwing detiil - . The ignorant ?? worked on by a ?? named Rulgieroiwith,the object of destrroying the.;Pro- testant6. 'l'he ...

... G ARDEING.. BY.oGEUAGE M. .GLN Y'U . .. THE CHRY-SANTHEA11MT ?? fihdmedand truly popularj~ilowerkmay ben citi- ?? four vrays;~.by seed, 'by cuttlnji, by layers, and bl division of the roots. We WMl first deal with their propagation from seed, aso thls method enables us to obtain. new Vdrlretias'~ the ohibi aim of those who, thkk delight in gardziniog pursuit I -1db highly rldiculouis to ...

... *:A GOVERNMENIT REFORMe BILL. A ~.A-A F4;. - -I 44 - A crowded relorm meeting was held In the Town Hall on Monday evening. The Miayor (Mr. Edwin Yates) was- in the chair, and he'was supported by most of the ?? Liberals of'the borough ,,Beveralwv orking men also took pa~rt in' the proceedinlg. Before the'meetingwas opened by the Mayor the follewin$ -letter frorn Mr. John. Bright was r'nid':-S ' ...

... ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE [TuE EDITOR IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR. TILE OPINION gt^lESSED BY CORIMSPONDENTS.] A Magistrate's Opinion of Shakespeare and His Admirers. TO TILE EDITOR ON TILE ERA. Sir,-OIl reading Thte rsa's report of the evidence received by the Parlianaentasy Committee now sitting on Theatres and Music ?? I find the following singular statements advanced by one of thi witnesses. He ...

... p 0OIRE ARIFS. em ?? ?? - respr6seuist is on its tia. Iii, IbMt ?11ue of thei ?? and Palmeerston bethqrablves.. Sir Rober, Peel, ?? t a he reifl tght, Wa an polite discipli- itu* Disraeli,. evea b in the, bbat of. riv ;G~#ays CourteoUs.t The house, in short,ihs, p sc~uetmed to the asuaiers of the. Bwrnpg- ncbe*fml nor is itat ,pro eapreparedto. healr tsar?n ' e Lsjiseter- repeat. the rant of ...

... IOlANDAMOUS TREATMENT OF mail - ERTISUl SOLDIEL- , X A correspondent of the Hem'd thus describes the fol- lowing scandalous neglect at the War-o~ffe: I . A young man, finding that he had no hope of obtain- ing the funds requiite to finish his medical studies; en- listed in a oavalry regiment. Tired of the life of'sa depot, where liceatiousness is the only relaxation of the private soldier, he ...

... &FAIRS, IN: AMERICA 'THE FNA& MOIMJNT NEW Yo. , o March 13 (Evening). A FeniORU mass meing has been! held at Boston, ader the auspices of Sweeney and Roberts, at which rig000 wr8 subscribed. The Fenians are reported be purotiasing largely uniforms, -arms, andAmmu- &ion, for which, it is said, they have depots in na- toerous American towns along the frontier. President Johnson has made another ...

... ?? op~~i~ftz tmm~~~n - q7ox- ?? weeklyretuin of the reglstiir- geeralofibirthq Andldeatha in Londonauddin twelves other large towns of the unitedkingdon : ' . In the week that ended on Saturday. March 24 the births registered in London and. ?? '6ther iarge 'fj*ns of the united~kingdom were'4,557; the deaths registered, 3,808. The annual rate of mortality wans 32 perl,00 persons living. ...

... A V7Sfl TO lOMA3T-iB4,. re2w. nrws .nn,,AG 0-4. T _ . - ?? .v VMese correspondent in Jamaica writes- as- foll' ' - under-date Feb. 24:-.After -three weeks spent in exami- ning ?? at Spanish Town, the royal commissioners took holiday, And On the evening of the 15th went on board her Majesty's ship Constance for a day's visit to St. Theinas-in-the-East. They took with- them. a black woman named ...