... EVERYBODY'S COLUI1,Ni Lwrreitte from Paris deecribe the Feror-hl Exaiirr r the perfercien of ('crer, nripwnoc, and d-rrne.11c Come out Ly hfundredso thuands- iRI] li' yr'1i o Oocl), hutt, no njirc is 5.-en drunlc Ie hqPS zr IT- is~ Fcatcely to, be credited tbrat 80 ycas 8~ fsbo t Psbitrge of a letter to the Tisl of Kin was ia. Ii, t ?? ik, in Scotland, Is. 5d. ; and to Glenavy, it, tre. lkln'! ...

... SINGULAR iDISCOVERY OF SPANJSI-I COINS NEAR WEST HAlRlLEPOOL. (SIUJECT OF ILLUSTRATIO N The severe storms that have lately prevailed on the North-Esetern coast have in many placoes washed '%way, the sand from the beach, and on the Durhamncoast, between Seaton Carew and West Hartlepool, disclosed a submerged forest of considerable extent, acommpnied by a formation of peat of great thicknees. ...

... ew The Royal National Lifeboat Instituatioui. (FROw OUR OWN CORaRESPONDErNT.) Some short time since we recorded the proceedings connected with the launch of the lifeboat in memoriaiono of the late G. V. Brooke, destined for the port of Dublin. A similar ceremony took place on Wednesday, the 6th inst., when another lifeboat was launched. The new lifeboat is built on the self righting ...

... I In the week that ended on Saturday, October 12th, 4,035 births and 2,849 deaths were registered in London and in twelve other large towns of the United Kingdom. The annual rate of mortality was 24 per 1,000 persons living. The annual rate of mortality last week was 21 per 1,000 in London, 23 in Edinburgh, and 28 in Dublin, 19 in Bristol, 28 in Bihniegham. 31 in Liverpool, 34 in Manchester, ...

... The vital statistics of the Punjaub, collected by Dr. Dallas, Inspector-General of Dispensaries, and given in the Homeward Mail, are one more instance of the futility of mere figures. They have been got up quite en rogle by the district officers, through the village police. The people gave information very readily. And yet the death rate through the whole country figures as only 1.71 per ...

... PERFIDIOUS ENGLAND IN TURKEY THERE never was the least occasion to take any serious notice of that charge of territorial ambition in Turkey which the Russians thought fit to throw in our teeth the other day as being so notorious. Its author, being official, must necessarily have written with the most entire and profound disbelief in such an accusation, and only brought it forward for certain ...

... Wednesday, 2 ddock. witid obmingl? otwq. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. I ITALY. FLORENCE, Feb. 19 (Evening).-The President of the Council of Ministers has issued a circular to the prefects of the kingdom, announcing the dissolution of the Chamber and the convocation of the Electoral Colleges. It says:- The late Chamber did not give proof of possessing all the elements which are necessary to accomplish ...

... The Prussian papers mention a new plan for the care of the wounded on -a field of battle, which was tried during the war, and has now been definitely adopted. Every surgeon is to be provided with a pocket-book containing -a pencil and a number of labels (like those sold for luggage apparently) -with a string at one end. After attending to a wounded man, the surgeon -writes on one of these ...

... THE OUTRAGES AT THE PIRiEUS. THE disgraceful outrage committed by the Athenian mob upon the unfor- tunate volunteers brought back from Crete by Turkish and French men- of-war was not done upon impulse nor from hot blood. The frenzy which led to it was factitious, not spontaneous; the work of blood heated to madness by infuriated and prolonged public debate, uncon- trolled by any authority or ...

... THE LITTLE LUCIFER-BOX MAKER. To Me EDITOR of the PALL MALL GAZETTE. Sir,-In the Pall Mall Gazelfe of Tuesday week you inserted art extract from a little book printed for private circulation in which I have attempted to describe my parish in Bethnal Green. I have in consequence re- ceived numerous letters containing many kind suggestions and offers of assis- tance. Will you allow me a corner ...

... THE German inhabitants of the Baltic provinces (Livonia, Esthonia, and Courland) celebrated on the ioth inst. the anniversary of the issue of the Privilege of Sigismund, which they regard as a sort of Magna Charta of their national rights, and to which frequent reference has lately been made in connection with the measures of Russification lately carried out by the Government in these ...

... Friday, 2 o'cocck. Thiq ObtlTia'ald Orwd. REUTER 'S TELEGRAMS.' ITALY. FLORENCE, April I2.-In yesterday's sitting of the Senate Court, the public prosecutor delivered a long address demanding the dismissal of Admiral Persano from his command. Count Cibrario has arrived from Vienna. THE LUXEMBURG QUESTION. The Times, in its second edition, publishes the following telegram LUXEMBURG, Ap;i i II ...