... MR. W. E. GLADSTOW1RIN PARISI The Paris correspondent of the Eatpmei.eyi that fif Mr. Gladstone having arrived in Paris, ear ?? r from Italy to London, the. Society . of' Poltical Economy of Paris gave himadinner,,on Saturday, flui at the Grand lotel. The.-membersof tha society -a . were only warned the dayvbefore that the banquet a lal was to come. ?? Mr.,Gladstone,' saU the oir- to t] cular ...

... IMPEIAL PA:LIAMENT. ra.'HOUSE OF LO-BD. n- THURSDAY, APRIL 4. fr. :heis Ind Mpeee live o'clock. Arms L(Scotnd) Bill was ee, readasecodtffme.: T he Sgae Du Bll l read isseond of ,time, an' the sadig regrdbs having beeaL Bus- She !pended it wrent through cemittee maid wanreed lhe ea tird tie and sd. -of The Cnii;ntigsBill paedthrth corn WV. ?? lordship adiourned at52D p.m. fr. let XHOUSE OF ...

... SCUTTLING SHIPS.-HOW IT IS DO1N{EAND .DET-EOCTRD-. Uniderwriting, as ship insurance is'technically is oalled, is one of the most hazardous of maritime tc venture. Capitalists who: underwrite' a vessel b4 risk their money in the belief that the ship iseea. ce worthy and- that the owners are acting in good C faith. Should the owner Pe a rogue' and have of ready tools to assist him in his fVaud, ...

... , I I ; f I. _ _ . . A I. . .. W'W; ;'ie coming to the point, or: at' all e-ime'-, 601CMUos towardqs tie piolut, tloil4'h i A a strange ligliag sort 0o- fasbion.. It.is hoped wi shall really reach it at last,' b't it muni be m-o-ed'that Mir. Disraeli takes extra-. ordinalY libertiea with the forbearancea-of, the de'J-ommons.' At any' rate it is always sninething e;grliod to be 'rid of n, ...

... I ?? I 71 ?? The general Impression appears to be that the ent of Fenianson Friday morning wl leaid to a complete revelation f tho Feulan organisatlon In London,. T he Standard remalrks that the eildence of the Slew informer, Janies V~ughan,'cquslntsbs ith the sort of men who have taken upon themselves the task of avenging the wrongs of Iveliaid ald of destroying the government of this ...

... ~ I,, THF RmmRATING stDIFFIcULTY. ]IEXThAURDINARy MOENE. -. The b,'tnderland ?? have held a apeolsi e-r ?? partier belonging to 'court toe parehot underlad agseezed to the relief of the pooris une 5. ~e orm~u Act o~f lest session T 1he parish of ;1tasriand 'iathe 'poorest part of ,ofethe rg, azidb IXmostraoyin shabztedjb, late act there were 9000'wneNs ad 909 ocotlp~ere aMUesMe, but by the ...

... l l; -, WA!) ER C'tE .izr~r ?? ?? :COX v- I,,, T r, BE. ?? . ea IrJU thaicortlghtly OetONg Of thn committee 1hlL 4ia nwn81 nn Dcouncihaaibor of ?? c IeesidI, 'ad tiheother' . ebii reeina ie*ero Me e s~lde; ennetti,. levanpflarb~ope. Ig f tth biths'eoito having -been ?? lC;-. ; ip 'mbvon g'their i ~oti~sato~..cng~tuatdthe. gommuiite on havig 9balnd poersto' pub iito. 'force~ the- DathaAc8.- ...

... |. ROMAbN CAOLIO BISHOP| |: xON FNIANISM. Bishop, Trner (Roman' Catholic), of Salfordi-: ha issued apaetorai: in which he thus refers to. the H~ydi*roa reacue and outrage :-The suffer- ings and wron'gs of Ireland are indded' many an& ~great. The cuntchand religion of herpsople; so : ear to them, long proscribed'; another ohuroh'and- ?? attemopted to be forced'uponi themn the 'inalorit'n, who ...

... THE OAKS CATABTROPHE RECOVERY OF THE BODIES OF AMR. P. JBFFCOOK, MR. SMITH, & MR. SIDDONS. BARiNSLEY, SUNDA-Y. The greatest interest was attached to the pro. ceedings at the pit on Spcturday consequent on the recovery of the bodies of Mr. P. Jeffcoek, M:lr. Smith, viewer, of Lundhill; and Mr. Siddons, a deputy at the Oaks. The first traces of the late lamented engineer were discovered on ...

... STATE VISiT OF :THE SULTAN ' ITALN OTOP'RA. ?? :: OYAL. ITALTIAN OPERA. i *This great.event, which had been raising the expectation of all London for some days, was accomplished on Monday -night, with ;a success that, in fairness to all concerned in getting it up-; by which we mean especially the director of the: Royal Italian Opera and his immediate assistants -may .be pronounced complete ...

... LATEST AID TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. A_ ?? COMMERCIALi LONDON, TUEsDAY EVEaIgG. Unly a quiet business has been done on the Stock Exchange, in which comparatively few ysriationf have been established. The funds remain at about the final prices of yesterday, and their general Character has been one of steadiness without transactions of the least importanoe. In railways, after the settlement had closed, ...

... LATEST AD N GEAERAPC NEWS. COMMERCIAL. LONDON, TUM'DAY REVING. politlos continue to be the sole study of operators jioth here and in Paris. The defeat of Garibaldi h e been received as favourable to the peaceful 5olutlon of the Roman question, and there has 0ensequently been an improvement in quotations. Xhe funde, though scarcely higher, have inoreased lc strength. Foreign stocs haie more ...