... 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 ...

... ARRD PEACE. - | The Begianwvar-oflce, havinginstitutedafninquiry respecting the armaments which are going on in Europe, thefollowing information has been obtained: FI ANcz.-480,000 ChassepOt rifles are in course of manufacture, the greatest portion to be finished be- fore the Iet March, 18a8. PBussza-The needle gun' and rifled cannon sys. tem to be Iiiaintained. i The gun manufactories are ...

... THIUS EVE , HOD.OB MoeY . @ e . Xnbowi e,1. flarrison, M'lntyre. Barre'tt, and Harcourti; iMeasdnesfl. Crosh,- . G. Le Thlere, Rudspeth, aad B. Broughdiwa-To conclude with WA1NTED HUSBANDS Z~lC FOR ixs Hudpeth. THIS llvEN, BATh) GAEiMUCK. 'Mess. Sother, Bck-' ston, Chppenale oerCa, o; Mes me. Mooe hp etnde, ac.-LENID) M111 FVE SfIlekNtGo'nM c iuone -And A REGULAR FIX. Mr. Sothern, dc.; ls5 ...

... OTTOMAN RAIL WA Y. The eighteenth half-yearly general meeting of the shareholders in the Ottoman Railway (from Simyrna to Aidin) was held yesterday afternoon at the 6kndon Ta. vern, Bisho sgate-strcet; Sir MmADOXALi STrEPHENSON, schairman of the board of directors, in the chair. I The report, which has already appeared, having been taken as read, The CHAIRMAN, in moving its adoption, said the ...

... THE YE WS OF MECKLENBURG. THERE is at this moment a petition before the North German Reichstag revealing a state of legislation with regard to the Jews in Mecklenburg of which the darkest of the dark ages need not have been ashamed. Much as we had heard of it through the German press, as long as we had not a copy of the petition itself before our eyes we- disbelieved the whole story. We have, ...

... |' ; 6OUSE. OF LORDS.-FMO4DAiy e J~r. !P19 Pension.-4or4 Dufferin. referring to the case of Mr. eobert Young, whose apt oinmeoto ap sion from the Royal Benvole provoked lalscugh sion in the House of Commons on Frid5J, epline he reasons for supporting the recommendationwbich .e considered wasiustifled by the general. testimoney in Mr. Young's favour borne by persons of .albordssany, oo1 Plas ...

... 1 Tho Queen arrived at Windsor-casthe on Satqra1 ?? at a quarter before seven o'clock from 5oes. ingharn-palace. The Queen, Prince and Prin Christian, Princess Louise, Prince Arthur, PrThO Leopold, and Princess Beatrice, and the ladies ana gentlemen in waiting, attended divine service in tba private chapel on Sunday morning. The Bishop of Oxford preached the sermon. On Sunday afternoon, her ...

... I wAF iNS AN ?? (per City of Boston, viA QueenstoyT'l. NEaW YORK, Makch 16, Morning. General Schofield in a recent order, has announced that military power will be exercised only when actually iecessary. Re appeals to the people orei- der that necessity as slight as -possible by obedience to the laws, and an impartial administration of justice. The 'house of representatives has appropriated ...

... Chamber Concerts at the Eanover-square RoQWs, ?? e;-lw -ns laym nsn.- ?? . -. . _ tle stxtic and lest of a reallv admirable series of Cbaesfhe Concerts was given, on Tuesday night, in the Lower Colleeret room. A brief mention of the selection for the evenig viill prole the excellence of this last entertaiument. The first item in the programme was Mendelssohn's Otetto in' E fiat, op. 20, forle ...

... heo adjourned half-yearly meeting of this conm- nywvas held at Paddington station yesterday ; Sir D. SooH, M.P., in the chair. The attendance of proprietors was remarkably large. The CHAIRMAN said that at the previousmeetinghe asked foranadiournrlle~ntin hopesthatthe negotiations then pend- ingr aght relieve them from their more pressing liabilities. The day after the meeting he had au ...

... METROPOLITAN DISTRICT RAILWA Y. I . I The fifth half-yearly general meeting of the pro- prietors of this railway was held yesterday at the West- mninster Palace Hotel; the Earl of DEvoN, chairman of the board of directors, in the chair. The report, an abstract of which has alresdy appeared, having been taken as read, The noble CHAIBMAN proceeded to move its adoption,1 observing that it had ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRIDAY, MAEoH 29. The royal assent was given by commission to the British North America Bill, the Metropolitan Poor Bill, the Duty on Dogs Bill, the Marriages (OdessA) Bill, and the Consolidated Fund (369,0001.) Bill. The Commissioners wore the Lord Chancellor, the Duke of Marlborough, and. Earl Cadogan. I - Their lordahipareasumed their sitting atOve.6a40 ck., THE. MILITIA. ...