... 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 ...

... Mr. Walpole, Secretary of State for the H -c Department, was waited upon yesterday by a deputya of the Harveian Society of London, Dr. Tyler Smith, - sident, to procure some legislation by which the cnn. ; infanticide might be lessened. Dr. DRYSDALE read the recommendations of the cm. mittee, the principal of which ?? the registran of all births should be compulsory. That all still-711 ...

... AN lNTEPrVIEW W[TIT PRBESIDENT JOHN~SON. 'Pas T7in7 ' correspoilseuit at WVashin1gton lns hadl ae an interview with the President Onl the subject of his impending impeaclhllmenlt, the result of which, with Mr. Johnson s sanction, lie communicates to his realers. The President said that the light in which lie regarded public affairs at the present Ino- melnt was that a muinority in the country ...

... D~h.A~h ONlorence, Jan. 21. in Friday'. sitting ci the- tiha:nber of DepultieS, Sigo troi row tha-t ~ht flout-c~ -,ho d~l dteiare the uargency ci m li-c': ~-in of the I ige Barka ica i ren)lied that ftic prop m.da fit:ly CollC - cided Wsn the c-wit~j si the Uuverlllmetit. Admi- nitaiequestions (COntinued. the Tdnser ~ now of the greatest m-ygency. In thb, abs;ence of mly .olege the Minlistel ...

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... I TO TIME 3DITOR OF T1H DAILY NEWS. Srn,-Lord Dufferin accuses me of garbling his writings with a view to distort his meaning, and of placing between inverted commas, and quoting as an extract, words which have been neither spoken, written, or implied. The first accusation has reference to this expres- sion in my last letter, that he (Lord Rosse) pro- ceeds to adopt Lord Dufferin's ...

... ALKi,: ;. A DauniNG Yorao TSHE. : ?? I' MIEvEwau, a lad thiltzeen ye. o the Bent, the n.l-knov brought up before Sheriff separate acts of theft, con-:- neighbourhooe d on 'I'hlurtdi. - ?? pleaded guilty to ail the c ?? 1 r_ to 14 days zsnpnsonirws~lnt, no' b ?? to a reformatory sch.vel for t1. whac h., ;.t* ofthe lad,tw ho u gse lesent. 'in 10'it-- i , t not to send him to the~ Bc;'' vlvf;: ...

... A STRA NGE D BREAM. (Fron the Detroit Free Press.) The Lep2si1g Deo;erCrat mentions some cirCelm-tac- ces of a most remarkable nature in respect to a recovery of a large sum of money which bad been lost for five years. The strange and almost incredible story is told as ?? by a lucky finder, who passed through this city for Montreal last week, for the purpose of hnving the bills redeemed at the ...

... I LATE -S T ..EW S . g Hu nD O F, Ta'iefday vst,3 . TELEGRAMS BY &EOL, WIRE A TrilE GOV.ERNMETNT A9ND REFORM. (Fte ourown Corresponden. 1k London,. ?? NSight. There is a whisper to-night that the Q'oveirninent are about to reconsider their verdict Eeb3 .;rMa, and that to-.morrow (Tuesday), at the Ca-biniet Council, the question well be1 ?? broug.ht up an& ds- cusse.l it is thought tlsit -at ...

... - - - - -- -t¶ --1 . A . Tho Now York papers of the 4th contairn the following report from Major-Gonerldl Hlo-ard:- Bureau of I`efugees, Freedmen, &c., Washington, Dec. 21, 18G. Ron. E. M. Stanton, Secretary of WTar.-Dear Sir-In response to the resolution of Congrees, askiug for reports of the assistant commissioners of this bureau, together vwith a synopsis of the local laws respecting ...

... &PENERXL A ,NIuw'.9 ?? ;11, S-.Js the ?? Jv n r Ii I.!l tir | tlat 1 lioble lord, whLoseW lll eVL! ?? _; I ro±i±t.&?tly beiorc tle p'ublit iin c .:s2 C 'liltot a lit-.;loloo.lod~ eogagc'ulltn^1.*.I:tv .1 oaz±: t.. oi GieeI .(*'jC;jfl 1-:. ?? ?? ?? of Lit c. ±'lLAJ r I1111 iii the Fre1h CopLs Legitiatif, is t to h- oe *Ibserv edl :- ilt) Emperor gave, ani *1 - ' - ) I i~ *L:e :taoer,' ihath ...

... 04 'W.,Wr4l ?? ?? 1. - ?? TUESDAY MORXNUG, JAN.- . THE Ref. Dr Hill, long Professor of Divinity I in our Urniversity, -and- an honoured and much-esteemed father in the Church, died on Sunday at Ayr; where he 'has been residing since his retirement from the Professorship in 1862. : He wat upwards of 81 years of age, 56 of which he spent in active professional service to the Chlurch. At the ...