... I TE SITUATION IN AUSTRIA. a In regard to the situation in Austria, the Vienna correspondent of the Times gives the following par. ticulars : Vienna, March 3L Hitherto none of the men on furlough have re- ceivcd orders to join their regiments, though it is known that an order for placing five Pruisian corps d'armte in a state of readiness was signed by the King on the 28th instant. Thongh ...

... A WEEK OF REFORM IN PARLIAME.qr. London, Saturday 3Evening. The representative assembly of one of the finest jations on the face of the earth has, to use memor able words recently spoken at Edinburgh, been going anl to wind and tongue during the past week. There has been an outpouring of most sweet voices, and high carnival of talk has held uninterrupted sway. We in Parliament have been ...

... I !e Hronn Onox, Monday Morning. 1- : TELEGRAMS BY SPECIAL WIRE. of JI NOVEL METHOD OF SHIP PROPULSION. id A trial of the Nautilus hydraulic steam vessel took t place on Saturday on the Thames. This vessel was t built at Blackwall by the patentee, Mr. Ruthven, of At Glasgow, at the expense of private gentlemen, for the 2 purpose of practically proving the advantages of a new ormode of ...

... ITE: ALLEGED MUTINY ON BOARD TEE SCOTLAND. OFFICIAL REPORT. Greenwich Police Court, March 31, 1866. My Lords,-In compliance with your Lordshipe' directions, and with the assistance of Captain Harris, appointed to act as Nautical Assessor, I have made inquiry into certain charges made aginst William Campbell, master of the ship Scotland, and beg leave to submit to your Lordships the subjoined ...

... I The Convention of Royal Bargas of Scotland met yesterday at 12 o'clock, in the JcTsticiary Court -Room. On the motion of Mr. IuIaL.WND. Assessor for St. Andrews, the Lord Provost of Edinburgh was . chosen Preses of the meeting. The Hon. Walde- grave Leslie, M.P., saton the right of the Preses. Sixty-two burghs sent representatives to the Con- i vention. ThelRev. Mr. \Iclnolsonopenedtoo meet ...

... LORD WILLOUGHBY D'IE-ESBY'S COLLECTION.- On Thursday, at the mansion in Piccadilly, by Mr. Phillips, of New Bond Sireet, the followigc rare works of art were ?? of :-In the Dinioi, Room.-Lote 161-2. A noble clock and cese, in rouge marble and ormolu, with Cupid and Psyche finely modelled in bronze, and a bair of candelabre, en suite, with bronze draped figures standing on globes-75 guineas ...

... ,OL RIUHT OF WAY AT BAnLocnooy-Tag MAsTuR far oi WoB;s APPEEHENDED.-Some surprise Wa3 ex- ire cited at the beginning of last week on learnin7 that Mr. Hutano, Superintendent of Works for the burgh, te hai been apprehended and lodged in prison at the ver instance of Mr. Herbert, Procur3tor-Fiecal, for the 3; part which he took in the destruction of a barricade ?? obst-ucziag a right of way ...

... THE SUGAR DUKIES. The following correspondence has taken place be. tween the Secretary of the Clyde Sugar Dealers' Association and the Chancellor of the Exchequer with reference to the question of alteration ef the sugar duties in the forthcoming Budget. It seems conclusive that no such alteration is contemplated; and we are desired to give the corresep dencs jpabL licity, in order that the ...

... MIL GRAHAK XP., ON REFORM A Reform meeting was held in the Town al4 Manchester, on Thursday, at which our townsman, Mr. Graham, MPB., was present. He was unex- pectedly called on to address the meeting. Tliis he I did, amid frequent applause and laughter, : n the following terms:- I Mr. Mayor, Ladies, and Gentlemen-fat I am glad to see that here, as down with us mi Scotland, 4 the ladies are ...

... THE SCOTCH WARRANTS - S-PECULATION. To the Edtor of the Glasgow Herald 27th April, 1866, Sm,-Your correspondentl B. indulges in a safe propbecy in foretelling a heavy faU In the price of warrants as soon as the closing of the Baar transactions is completed. The market already In. dicates'such a fall,'as one cambuy at 67s. 6d., for one month fixed forward. The only fault I have to find ...

... (Fromn the Melbourne Age. Feb. 23.) The rapidity of the movements of General Chute, in command of the troops, has somewhat paralysed the Maories. Accustomed to the dilatory Action of recent commanders, their tactics have been to lull the troops into a false security, and to harass them by fruitless expeditions in various parts of the country, The recent exploit of General Chute, of tossing the ...

... [REUTEW'S TELEGRM] Paris, April 25 (Evening). The Monitecr di1 Soir says that an apprehen. sion appears to exist in the United States that diffl. culties may arise with England upon the question of the Canadian Fisheries, AUSTSIA AND PRUSSIA. GERMAN CRIaIS. Paris, April 25. The Contlitutionncl of this morning publishes an article upon the German question, signed by AX. Paulin Lemayrac, ...