... THE PARIS EXHIBITION. The Daily News suggests that the comparatively informal and uncere- monious manner in which the Paris Exhibition is to be inaugurated to-day may be accepted with thankfulness by a too credulous world as an oppor- tunity and excuse of saying as little as possible about the moral efficacy of these enormous shows. No city could be better chosen for such a show than Paris. ...

... iSOC1;N0 MUIRU)ER OF A CHILD. sE3TEXCE OF DEATIRH At the Kingston (Surrey) assizes, on Tuesday, Jaines 1,onghurst, 21, a sullen, stupid-looking coun- try lad, was charged with the wilful murder of Jane Fox, by; cutting her throat. This case stood over trbm the summerassizes last year, upon au applica- tion that was made on behalf of the prisoner, for a postponemenb, in order to afford an ...

... A new and better order of things as to the parks of Western London dawns this'day. Henceforward Hyde and the Green Parks are to be under the charge of the police, and park-keepers are to become personages of ancient history. The carriage way through Hyde Park is to remain open until midnight, instead of being closed at Io P.M., and the Magazine Barrack, in the centre of the park, is to be ...

... ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE IRELAND, Aw . *ORA1NGEIISM-TI-lX TYR~ONE ?? TRATES. (rROM OUR SPI,'cIAd, FPMORTERtS.) LONDON, SATUBDAY,-Thb ?? is a full re' Port of the important debate whioh took paise in ~bhice~'e~m~ olhe t iagistrates at the conuty 2Tyone-A.he. disquasmi-on poclpd szel~g four hours,#,~d* ?? attention of a ?? -house Sir Job G~~ Zla, § the question. whihhv I !hvi' put tjpvt~ntbd ...

... ~TJAT T N EWS [D~ora's TEtLeGB] AMERICA. [hTIms' Txucou] Nzw YosRN, Friday 5.30 p.m. cesres nallows the American cable vid the racodn to land at any part of the coast of the United i, escepting Florida. 9kew Orleans a now police is to be formed irres. ' i colour. *[cisurien's TctEOnA!.1 NEwr YonH, March 30, (6 p.m.) Cercrep has adjourned till December next, except- . the event of a qunorum ...

... SHE FENIN MOVEMENT N THE WEST OF SCOTLAND. In - -- R5CEltJ CASE OF ILLEGAL DRILLING NEAB COATBBRIDGE. ; It Airdiie, on Saturday, four men, named respectively i A Murphy (puddler), Laurence F'innigan (labourer) JchU Brogan (puddler), and Thomas O'Hare (labourer). 5wa brought before Sheriff Lo--ie on a charge of meeting t tbe turnpike road, near Tiankerton artn, on the trdneg of the 24th ult., ...

... A loud explosion which was on Thur-day heard about noon over a considerable portion of Wood- house, was the sienal of a very disastrous occur- rence which took place, by which one person, if she does not lose her life, as is only too probable, wvill be pernanently maimed, and three others were very seriously injured. The scene of the explosion, whie. arose from an accumulation of gas, was a ...

... 11AMTE1T INTELLIN ' ' ,Viena^,8atnry, MarGhR0A. Thl c lhita ?? this vening p!lies. statement of reforms to be carried eut,. and ,af which the object will be to separate the politial ad- Winistrtion fron the dailiotiration o juetice, ivih a view to, effect a ,reduction of expensdictlib 'leinthc. PubIIc service. Intelligence bha been publisbed by the Vionma journals thbt ?? has incited Austria ...

... A deputation consistingof Mr. Philip Rathbone (chairman of the commercial law committee of the r- Liverpool Chamber of Commerce), accompanied 70 by Mr. Graves, M.P., Mr. Laird, M.P., and Mr. Beines, had an interview on Friday with the Duke .rof Richmond and the Right HEon. Stephen Cave, a-at the office of the Board of Trade, on the subject t of the Admiralty Jurisdiction Bill. THE EIECTS 'OF ...

... 0 )T~ DUt tttgr9, a joba gufalia_~ (FROM FRIDAY 1NIGHT'S GAZETTE.) WAR-OFFICE, PALL-MALL.-MIARCH 29. 3goyal Regiment of Artillery-Second Captain and Adju- tant George Francis Worsly to be captain, vice Brevet- .aior Richard Pittmnan, deceased; Lieutenant Chris- *topher Charles Pemberton to be second captain, vice Worsley; Lieutenant Holloway ~Walrond Hastings to ie second captain, vice John ...

... CORIESPON DENCE. TIIE w-l:)IN GU (F CORN MARKET. TO Tiit: t )c ItR rOE 'F TIE 1151 FASr Ni's S-i.LTTE'.. Sir. Soone Late~n sintce 1 observedl in your ?? riucuitial niaper a; paragrapi statinoi it WadS 'ecilde upson to eoJD S dernbiy sto then;is iinio rtant thoroupii- far- The Plough iotel, which is about being re- buiit bv -Messrs. Grittan & a o., -will te set tack, ?? the frontage of thre ...

... |LATEST NEWS A caused bythe death of LIr Hanbury VF ll probably filled un without a contest, the Conservative party has ing found at the general election that, even when two seats had toobe filled, they had no ch3nceof vein. now one. hfr S. Morley is suggested as a successor to lpl r Hanbury by som'e of the Liberal papers, In; the meantime, however, Sir Laboucheret son of Lord Taunton, has ...