... !- OLDS'S NEWSPAPER. av .- a-an -n . SDL;VY JAZ;U&RY 20, 1867. S _SD,- Y,S ED)ITION. pOC A~tD LABOURtER'S WIFR AND PTBE ORl-AW SUtGEON. 31arl men have a reputation for pro-emninent i Of all the ' learned or unlearned pro- fesjitO tbst which devotes itself to the cure of f °iield silonents to weich mankind are liable is that whiob ersote from its votaries the largest amount fosl benevolenci. ...

... NIL DIE&ELz AS AN OP.&TOR. The London correspondent of the New Yrb Tiemm thus describes Mr. Disraeli's speech on the third reading of the Reform Bill:- It was known t, the beginning of the evening. pracil- cally, that the Bill would pass without a division. Nevertheless, the debate was one of the ?? earnest, condensed, and able ef the session. When the Speaker put the question, after some ...

... TUB! QUEZZ'3 V15rI to A Carlisle I-rer . Ja u l hour And , q i1rter to k pip, a in ?? del Carlisle. ?? trainw ~sdw 1 tO.. ro'rl `,54? sevein minuteS )r revn on ur was half-pas-. b-fore the old dify aj' ' ant then it wrs ageertainele wh, hadl bh c t previons night, that the Qa. e'ne s w ,eneath WYthop TtaUner. north sf ° Waverley ronte of tbe N rtb gri, - s -hich her lt6jaoty W&R khbout tor, ...

... THE P&nl-ANGL,,C C1np, We are requested to pub hls tbe-fol tv - passed at a conference of blsbops of th, AD 'l1na munlon. holden at Lambeth IPiaoe la5tw ekrglttal ci. Introduction ,We, bishops of Ohrist's holy CJtb - visible communion with the United Caton , Drell, in and Ireland. proreising the isithdeli, 'dh °f England Scripture. maintained by the pririmit5 C to US i2 holI fathers of ...

... ., !, vO THAE WORAK- G CLASSES.S TToDTOR OT rdNoOL1?SS snsVasPAP2Ufl. \_eow that the people have obtained a Rsform 7 Grf cings go, by no means a bad one, the t n, anr3 'o how it shall be turned to the beet ae- a i already read in the papers that a conentless r ~c~a- ? l tes ?? in the field, soliciting, or about to I iis; 5sff rages Of new as well as enlarged consti- a c.th iOoabg, for instance ...

... WAD1ULIAN's EXECUTIOV. The Paris Figaro professes to have received the fol- lowin private letter from Mexico; it is datid from the capital July 6th, and runs thus:- ?? dear friend,-I avail myself of the departure of ?? to send you a photograph of the firing party whioh executed Maximilian and of the spot waere the tragedy wiS :onsummated. The bearer will tell you the hideous part ttkau in ...

... A cnse of vndettqi. or ffmily f-ld ln.- TIi A case of venaerra, or tanmy rena. nas just ec- curred in Tennessee, which has always had the reputa- tion of being more polished and highly civilized than any of the other Slave States, except, perhaps, Virginia. Probably nothing more utterly barbarous than this case could be discovered in the annals of Corsican feuds. The rematrkable feature in it ...

... VICTOR ?? ADDES3]S TO JOAiEZ. T]ce followinvs iq n s Laing Is an inpassioned appeal wli'ch Victor Hugo has addressed to the President of the giexican epaublic on behalf of the E3mperor Maxisnilan. M. lingo says :_ Europe, in 1863, fell upon America. Two monarchies attacked your demoorai y; one with a prince, the otli,3r with an army-the army bringing in the prince. The world thsn beheld ...

... SMEZRIAL' THR REFOR' BILL,-Esrl RUSSELL p-oposod, with regard to the lodgr franchise, to strike out the 0,1hndmt-nt whihl was sisetod tit the instatcea o1 Iord C%)ns. increasing the amount of qualifica.Iic from 10O1. to 161, end to restoxe the o3l&uso 'to its original shave by ra.iueerdiog 101, Tho noble oeol said tt-et in the greater ; Of the ?? in this-countyv a&tis5.na and even the i ...

... SUNDAYS EDITION. LATEST L MMGENOC ST arsoub =Pam AM ELSOTO AE f mE AS7 PAnTr O0 TS WoRLD. THE ABYSSIIAN EXPEDITION. A correspondent from Annesley say ooend the follow- ing 6espatch, tratsmitted from Smi z on the lth inst.:- AAcroraing to letters from Magdlts to the 28th of October. ?? captives were well. Abba Slms, Abuns, and E'ghty. thre- villages in Tigre, with a population of 12,009, nad ...

... THE -FRENCH GOVERNMENT AND TEM APAL. QUESTION. in the ,egislative Assembly, the olher day, M. Bonber, the Minister of State, spoke as follows:- gentlemep,-Allusions, partly ironical and partly serious, have been made to treaties, which we are accused of having left to take care of themselves; the London treaty of 1852, concernfng Denmuark, fcr example. But by that sot we never bonnd r ...

... THIE ABYSSINIAN DIFIOULTY, AND How IT WAS BROUGHTABUUr. Arsasoerano arrogance, imbecility, and mendacity have brought mebou. the ugly difficulty between thi, country and Abysiia.- We MhaU again, and for the thousandth time, have to pay both in blood and mone3 for the scandalous incapacity of our aristocratic rulera and their underlings. It may be &a well to inform om readers that elerkships ...