... TEA EGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. I (BRoUTR'S TELUGEU) THE NORTH GERMAN PARLIAMENT. BERLIN, FEB. 28; In to-day's sitting of the North German Parlia- ment the verification of the elections was proceeded with. Herr Lasker drew attention to what he I stated'to be illegal conduct on the part of some 1X government officials who had superintended the 5 elections in certain military electoral districts. ...

... STRENGTH AND EFFICIENCY OF VOLUN- I TEER~ CORPS, (Dataw the Star.) We present our readers -with a table showing the enrolled strength and efficioeny of nearly 70 of the princi- plrife corps, provincial as well. as metropolitan, and. reltin tonal50,000 men. In one respect we depart from our table of 1866. We are making no comparison between the rifle aisd engineer corps, as the conditions ...

... I NORT11-GERMAN PARLIAMENT. BERLI, Feb. 2.3. Yesterday, at oae o'clock, the first Parliament of the North-German Confederacy was opened in the White Hall of the Berlin Schloss. In honour of the event the shops and hotels Unter den Linden had displayed numer- ous specimens of the new Federal flag, varied by the notiolnal colours of Prussia. There was a crowd in trout of the Royal Palace gazing ...

... LAVLESSNESS IN THE, OUTHEPNSTATES, A Washingtoni letter ?? may bo predicated of the negro as regards his defeneelessness may be predicated with equal accuracy of all whites now resl- dent in the South who have, either during or sirce the war, given evidence of Union sympathies. They may be, end are, murdered, with nil butthe certainty of impuuity. As an exam ple of thl wey things go, I may ...

... ml I_ ?? 1J_ 1:_ a. .. The Wimbledon Hllse Meeting commences on Monday, the 8th of July. -The Fenian rising& is now completely at an end, and there is no apprehension of any further ?? the 16th of March, the eleventh birzhday of the French Prince Imperial, he is to be attended by a military staff. -The death of William Thompson, the New Zealand chief, is re- ported. The newscomes by wayof ...

... RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS, ST11 WEEK THIS TEA'.FllXR RIsawAOs. 17. £ Bristol and Exeter.. 5888 Caledonian ?? . -- Cambrian ?? 2003 Coskertn'th, 1,&FeC 413 Cork, Bandon, & Kin. - ?? -- Dublin &BelfistJnO. 1310 Dublin & Drogheda.. 147 Dub. &Sfingstn. &W. 2052 Nuances ?? Great Eastern ?? 3186 Glasgow& S.Westelr 9588 GtjNorthof Scotland 2653 Great Northern u , 8176 Gt. Sthra, & Westorn 13131 ...

... The scheme for effecting ParliaROentary Re- formt was, as to the geiernloutlije, laid before the nouse of Conimong by the Chancellor of the Exchequer oq Moday evening. The *Eas very properly proposed placed on the basis of a minimumu rated qualification of six pounds in boroughs and twenty pounds in counties. Several new ?? of electors are also proposed to be ?? d-nmmely, first, votes are to ...

... The following letter frons Mr. Rlssleiss, to a. gentleman in the North of1iEnglaud, has been published in the Scotsmansse Deumark-hill, Fob, 4, 1867. My dear D-,-I have sent you the four papers I wrote for tase's a Magazine bound together, and you now have everything I have yet published on political economy. I told you I was writing sometlhing that would interest you, it was eboutestrikes and ...

... FRANCE. c - - II * PArIs, Febrixaty 27th,. d The Afoaiteur du Soir in its bulletin, says that in t , eomequence of the suggestions of the L'rench r # Government the Porte ?? itself willing tbr sur- t. rencst the right of garrisoning the Servian fortreases t e Y.Is BRouseRs, February 27th.--The Bou-rye n * has been firm. Rentes closed at 69-77 or 15 per | centuhigher than yesterday. a ITALY. 0 ...

... . ,^ . I.X . 1tf ,ll t i * S E gal t;s zv j Or f! l w Al S7{[ [ U ! ! l Alp e j iWINDSOR CASTLH, FAS. 2&. The Queen, with Princess Louise, Prince Leo- old, Princess BeNatrice, and -Pkince Christia, arrived at WindsoiCatl aw a'quartirb eore aeven o'clck las even., iag'trom Buekinrhsaii Pala'ce. . , , ?? of ?? cburgle, L~ord C~harles Pitro, arnd Colenel the Bion. D. de Rca were in attendance. ...

... 'MA -e 411 - - ' one na1t-yearly meeting of the shareholders of the Blyth and Tyne Bailway Company was held on Mon. day, at the offices, Neville Hall, in this ?? Joseph Laycook, chairman, presiding. The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, thought he might fairly congratulate the shareholders on the success of the past half-year. When he had last met them he had expressed a doubt as ...

... The events which have recently taken, place in the two great divisions of Germany present a curious contrast. Austria, gene- rally considered the abode of despotism and Popery, has been trying to redeem her disasters by concessions in favour of liberty. Prussia, a is constitutional kingdomr, and one of t1e strongholds of Protestantism, has been making rapid strides in her prosperous course of ...