... -f ! - i -Mr- Gladstone and Mr. Cbadwel were entertained at dinner on Saturday evening by the Political E Economy Society of'Paris. Upwards of ii huhthIM sat down Long before the hour fixed for the ebher, ! says the Times' Paris correspondent, the saloon of the Grand 'Hotel was filled. At half-past seven Ir. Glad- stone, with Mr. Cardwell and the nephew of the latter gentleman, made hog ...

... I N S--- RS I M.IANHOODU SUFF PRAGE, AND ITS RESULSt2. An American correspondent, in his letter to a contemporary, describes the results of nianhood suffrage in the United States. Good English people, he says, who read with amazement of the extraordinary performances of our popular House, must loot suppose that our Congresemen are the true representatives of the better class of our people. ...

... I A. STROLL THROUG ?? ,. TYAVELLING MENAGBUIE- '4Walk'~p wakupR me'nt i')hv~ ibeasts; '-the er is , ng'd'begiiAf Thii w-as themsty of eslutation put forth bh h the pro. prietor of the few dingy yel ...

... CORRESPONDEXWD * 1 THE WAVEFlTnEk o B = in TO MM XDITOhq OF TM WV=POO, KN iam Genttemen, ?? bS5R rY gr throogh the publicity gvnt te'~l$0LlUf5 I now soliit your valuable ad re gthe filling ,p of t, e ...

... MORE JUDGES: ARE THfEY WANTED? The efforts of modern legal reformers have been mainly directed to make'the administration of the law speedy, cheap, and effective. Oreat improve- ments have undoubtedly ...

... F; ! FEARFUL DISASTER ON THE LONDON AND NORTH. - WESTERN RAILWAY. At twenty minutesa p st elevep o'clock on Tues- day night, an appaling accident happened at 'Clifton, near Penrith; on'the London and ...

... f pSAL PIOUL L--X SDP.1A. ISULUS POPlDI ?? SUM MA RY. -DOMESTIC.- Speculatign on - Mystery which the lapse of a fewvhours wilL certainly clear up can never be a very profitable occupation,'and it is t ...

... LATEST AD KLEGRAPHIC NEWS iOITED AR&RIVAL IN FRANCE OF BEAD CENTRE STEPHENS. e Faris correspondent of the Sunda(y (azcte 4 _'James Stephens, late Fenian Head Centre, i jet arrived in France, by the Vi ...

... 47T- r - ST. HES- EN') L I ml I 47Tx (ST. RELENYS) L.R.V. | _On aturday evening last, the anuaal dinner v given by Lieutenant-Colonel Gamble to the officers ki and men of this battalion took place, in ...

... MR. DISR&ALI'S PROPObALS. ?? I 'THE ELEOTROSS. The following new classes of voters are to be created in boroughs:- New Votes. Occupiers rated at six pounds , . 130,000 Gzaduates of universities, members of the learned professions, ministers of religion, certificated sohoolhosaters, &c. ?? 10,000 Persons paying 20s, a year in direct taxes 30,000 Persona having 301. for a year in the sav. ingS ...

... I 9 STATIONS O IH -; --r -. .F i ; ?? OF THE RRIM -ATIS (Corrected up to the alat ofaitl14. 1807, foetuoiis. (Frome the r~flitoe Berefr Gaiweil.) * Vhee~w pac~ ae isetloned, the lia,nt- i 4'lela that 2nd'do-flyd Ppk 0rs2lb ?? Shorn. Rloyail Horao Ge44'.WlRnOr, dic n at ho ?? 2nd do'-7flan gal, Cantorbory ?? Btd (16Lifornboy, Cantorbury 22 -ltbt NwBu- 4th (1-Newbinuge. ?? Chtem 2idb 5tir ?? ...

... THE LiBEAL PARTY. The meeting at Mr. Gladstone's was attended by 289 members. Mr. Gladstone opened the proceed. ings by expressing a hope that when the Govern- ment Reform Bill was actually introduced, it might be such that the Liberal party could, by harmonious action among themselves, modify it into a. good mea- sure. Lord Russell followed, recommending the party to follow Mr. Gladstone as ...