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... A Paris letter contains the following in reference to the somewhat nufriendly relations said to exist between the Courts of Berlin and Par's:- The boldness with which Prussia proclaims her in- tentions of incorporating at least the whole of the mili- tary resources of Germany, North and South, under the Prussian Crown, is creating much indignant susceptibility on the part of the French ...

... THRE.ATENED GREAT STRIKE, The agitation noiv going on emong the engine drivers anI firemen of the various railway companies throughout the kingdom, con erning wages and the hours of work, is assuming a serious aspect. The servants of this class of two large companies have, because their demands have not been favourably reoeved, a tend their resignation, and it is understcard that unless some ...

... LAST WEBKS LATEST NEWS. [X7k eogawiv ppesred -s our Prutior of lsnut asa,.] HOUSE Or COMlqO~q. UNFAIR PRUMOTION IN THE NAVY.-On the motion for going into committee of supply on the navy estunates, Mr. H. TRA&CY rose to call the attention of the house to one of the recent promotions made by the present Board of Admiralty; and to move that the promotion by the First Lord of the Admiralty of a ...

... IMMERIAPAR-- MINTSTRIaIAL EXPLAN p 3 DERBY: Before prced I.lN, -~ think it due to yrour ing with tbe ~~ Y~rlordship%, affairs, that I shouald state tio l tlri. reserve, the position of th iee~h' 'Il Stances which led to it. I toutyi' in lying before you optoly and trio --ii sha&dow of concealment , tihe 'on )Ot Ifit byv the Government, IamCrs n'iiich I 4 Po,-for] Wh~n. accepted oll mmpa. -le ...

... GARIBALDI'S VISIT Tie Ifoflo wing letter frorl M. . balci has been receivpd in tb1j i . lien States with far more ?? Emmanuel 'Garibaldi's welcome in th- - more touching than his re-,. * ?? He arrived at Dolo at three, - -II by the entire population of tbe,: enfse;mille at the house of Sigt)n I .4 cipal agriculturiets of the ?? ly a train of private cvtr -- d Paduaus, in carriage and on it ...

... DISCOVERY OF TREASURE AT 1HARTLE- POOLS-EXTRAORDINARY SCENE. An extensive and extraordinary discovery of treasure trove has been made on the sea-beach, midway between West Hartlepool and Seaton Carew, opposite to a farm known as Carr House. The recent severe weather and heavy sea has been the cause of all the surface sand being washed from the beach at this locality, and for up- wards of a ...

... TENIANISM iN THE AceY. ., The whole of the troops stationed in the Royal Bar- racks, Dnblin, were paraded on Tuesday morning, under General M'Murdo, to. hear the. sentences passed by the late Igeneral court-martial on the three men, named O'Brien alias Siipson, Cavanagh, and Merthyr, of the 8bth Foot, who were convicted as members of the Fenian conspiracy. The sentences were that O'Brien be ...

... LA2O0B AND WAGES. lZEETING OF ENGINE DRIVEUS. ETC, A large ueeting of the members of the Eia-me Drivers' and Firmo-ur's United Society (about del) w-as hold in Exeter Hall on Thursday evening; Mr. Edwards in the chair. The oblect of the meeting wae to corsider the presenu negotiations pending with various boards of directors, as reported in the papers from time to time. The chairman, in ...

... FOREIGN fITELLIGENCE. At a banquet given at St.'Fetersburgh the Grand DuNe Nicholassproposed s toast to the G~reek volunteers in Caudia, vho had fonght so heroicallyfend sacrificed their lives for.ngreat cacse, end whoe brethren rwere theaonly sllies of Russia in the Critnean war.. The Asenui' Ntaaotsa thinks the toast almost tanta- mountito adeclaratioi of war.- To wish long life to the ...

... THr FmEND-IN-NEED SOCIETY, an institution :- which the working classes are much interested, is orderef by the Master of the Rolls to be wound up. FIst AND Loss OF LirE.-Yesterday a fire broke oun in the premises of Mr. Loibbury, Sand-lane, Fulham during which Ann Dayett was burnt to death. TIE: CONVICT WAGuR.-Mr. Walpole, after communi- Cating with Mr. Justice Lusb, has commuted the senteuce ...

... A MRENCH VIEW OF PENIANMSM We extraot the following from an article in the Jeorna ec, Debuts from the pen of John Lemoinne - The English ministers declare in the Chambers every day that the Irish insurrection is extinguished, and that the troops which the Government have at their disposal are more than sufficient to suppress any serious move- ment, and y, t the revolt is not put down, and ...