... -0- ANOTHER EUROPEAN ° COMPJLICATON. THE CLAIMANT TO THE THRONE OF ROUMANIA. I The somewhat dramatic event which has just taken place at the smaU fortified town of Turna, on the Wallachian bank of the Danube, threatens to add a new and serious difficulty to the compli- cations which already embarrass Europe. While the few people here who thought it worth their while to consider the question at ...

... C New Brighton has for many years been a favourite resort of our townspeople, and in the. 6summer season a ramble along the shore at the entrance to the Mersey has afforded pleasure and recreation to thousands of visitors to LiverpooL There was, however2 one very great drawback, and that was the miserable landing place, which was a constant source of annoyance. Thanks to the enterprise of the ...

... I A letter appeared in our impression of Fri- day from at resident in Crosby starting that the 0 dreadful disease bad made its appearance in that Do; locality, and that it -had been introclucedl by in- decn feeteci bedding from the(, cholera ships in the river. yen( From inquiries mnade on the s~pot on Friday it 0 appears that ant old woman named Dewsbury resi took ill suddenly on Saturday ...

... ITHREATENED WAR ON ti' wea births THE QQNTINENT. P citiesl 0he Te GENERAL GARIBALDI AND THfl ciii 34, the VOLUNTEERS, T 151-60, General Garibaldi has addressed the followving T ~niddle letter to the 6Youth of Pavia :_ J tinned ,Caprera, May 11. nat crease ' Dear Friends,.p aitlhfol to your glorious hra-a ditions, fail not at the summons; I have never the we.doubted of your affection for ...

... Notices of prescnlentions of testimconials, entcrtticn- matlets to etplooyri- or workipeopfe, clit) auntver- ristribtes s rgf!toprofesionsor offliial apPjoitt- d ttents, (tVld mettcrs of a Uike nature, the aot erest a of Rhick is of a- private and miateds ratcher tian P of a ge9eral and publi characeter, are e tiarled ai aso celvrttseaneeng,. sI NEW MAoIsTAsrTrc ?? enames of Mr. Henry t BawHon ...

... The xtext I to which our space for pews of general 'interest is often trenched upon by accounts of Clab Anniversar-ies, the passing of Legal and Mfedical Examninations, Treats to Worlpeopte, anud Private j- Enter Tainm ents of various kinds (all of ihiiek are e .of very liltited interest,), compels s -to announce, o that su5c accounts can henceforth be izserted only as pasagraple ...

... ppgOpoSED OPENING OF ST. STEPHENS I I P IGR'EEN. (FtoM OUR REPORTET,) Loirovl?, WEDN8sDAY-The Select Committee of the House of Commons, to whom the bill to autho- rise the opening of St. Stephen's Green to the public end its conversion into a park is referred, met yes- terday in Room 8, The chair was taken by Mr. Owen Stanley, and the other members were Mr. W. E. Duncombe, Mir. Julian Goldsmid ...

... ITHE KINGS COUNTY ELECTION I ~~~.PETITION. limn (FROM OUR REPORTBR). the LONDON, TUzsDAY,_The Committee to whom imh petition of Mr. John Pope Henniessy against the he return of SfirPatrick O'Brien for the King's County last w0sreferred, resumedtheirinquiryyesterday at eleven o'clock. Mr. Stephen Cave presided.. The other I re members present were-Mr. B. W. T. Hamilton, roe Mr. W. Gore Langton ...

... WAR RUMIOURS . ,. l DLCIA~l:ION- (T THE 3 3IP1I YANCE. (ir 'iLLEGUAM-11) P'.uci-, M&Y ?? Sundaythv Emperor. i u ?? of his reply to the Mayor of Aucene, ali presented him with an address. said The department of Yonne s'as ?? first to i iits sutfrages in 1848, because it knew, with tie Dni rity of the French people, that its iuterct~ ?? my interests, and that I detested etqally wvith thea ?? ...

... Ine tI ' gournalt' DUBILIN: FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1866. | FREE Education makes sone progress. The r debate in the House of Commons on Air. O'rHILLY's motion was satisfactory. The mem- ber for Longford did not press his motion to a d division for two reasons-lIt, because the rules for the prevention of proselytism were under t the consideration of the Commissioners of s Education; and 2ndly, because ...

... £L aEAD. DUISLI. Up to 9 ?? May 5, 1866-Wlti4 * May 4-Diamond, Hero, and ShanTrocrl, sulipltr Oro; Speedewoel, Mary Ellen, and ( Cetherine, ArklOW, enipbur ore - Morning Siar, Arzkow, eulphr ore; Aia and Jopl ansl Elizabetl aen Isabella, WicklOw, sulphur orc; WD I and llscluhael, Wesiord, Malt ; Flora Ardr su , pig iron; Ro~e1'~ifiem ataufer,]lera- Telegrapi, and L'asbria. IoalW ism IDsteamer ...

... M. MAZZINI-'UPON ITALY. Mazzini has published in the Dorere of Genoa a long letter on the present position of Italy. It comn- mences in these terms : Having been solicited in different quarters to express my opinion on the situation, allow me to do so publicly in the journal you direct, In the first place, the country must insist on war, The intentions of the ministry ap- pear at the present ...