... 'a The foilowig are the re-ceipts of railways for the ?? ispast week: Ne- ?? open. Receipts. NAMcE. 16f1806 18t2'11W66 Belfast ad~d Northern Counties ?? 100 10G L2283i A2005 BlatadCounty Down ?? 44j 6-20, 591 ~~y Mth and~yne 36 35 2171L 24227 Brecon and Merthyr . 68 64 944 1254 Bristol and Exeter ?? 121* 6105! 695 LY Caledonian ?? 662.~ 298231 31031 ras Cambrian ?? ISO 1I60! 1973 to ...

... THE LOSS OF THE BARQUE QUEEY HORTENSE. FURTHE PARTICULA Captain White, of the barque Queen Hortense, of Dundee, arrived at that place on Saturday, and he gives the following particulars of the loss of his vessel :-He sailed from the Island of Trinidad on the 4th February with a cargo, bonsisting principally of sugar, for Greenock. Trade winds were ex- perienced up to the 19th instant, when the ...

... 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 ...

... ATiST ~ELGUA'HC N.E&WW ?? . COUTEiSr TEEGRAMS.] re tl] to A- .ERICA.| re teThA TIiaIL] tb tTl'ES TSLEGOBA.] at New YoaBXlbDAy, 5 30 Px. t. .are aloen the American cable n-id the ar turd laidsat any part of the coast of the b, rued as °t eptil Florida. to ted l34es ExChiOye, 109l. United States 5-20 an Geld lt. gie Qi 111liois Central, 115ws- ientrolewi.~c. Cotton: Middling upland, 30Jc. WI ...

... AYfJoday, 2 o'clock. Thid Obtniffald otwd. REUTER 'S TELEGRAMS. THE NORTH GERMAN PARLIAMENT. DECLARATION OF COUNT BISMARCK ON THE LUXEMBURG QUESTION- BERLIN, April ?? to-day's sitting of the North German Parliament, Count von Bismarck, replying to the interpellation of Herr von Bennigsen relative to the Luxemburg question, said We value amicable relations with France, and avoid wounding her ...

... TEPPAItTEU.X AT adslYN.. OCOA5IIOIEAL 0(oniAP a oe Dij. fo COVSTNTmOPLF, LM.ch 20fh . ~liaiig'jeturetiuid from Smyrnap I am enabled give you some partiulars of the. terrible cataittropll.. which has lately happened at the island of litylenle. Th . Austria Lloyd .stener reached the island on Thursdays al the 7th inst., at dusk, and it had just stopped its engines W in the harbour, when suddenly ...

... -1-1-71-11 ?? ?? .- I.. I.. - I .. ,. ? , l. .. LThe~; Us} : r. oWM)NDSOR CASTLE, MAios 30, ;^ ea, agopniedby P ainc~ss Christian, drove - Princess Auguslt'us, vith Peince, Pbilfppe andf Princess Amelie of Saeouff ba 'tiie Castle yesterday on ' g avisit to theQueen! HeriMaje'st and P.°istoess Beatirce walked and! rodeo 'ot ponies *his morning in .the Hoiepark : ' Princess ChsstsanPrinCeeb ...

... 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., ...

... F: E ?? 1 jtlo~t Her 'Majesty?'s sbip Galatea, with'the't~uke 'of 'Edii burgh' sfrrived ?? Yalet~a ?? hree yiterdayy after~noon' ?? on 'Monady lastI The Paris papers pablish inteligence from Constatip- noplie tditod:yesteray, vwbich] atai~te8itb't' he i'ne'g'ia'tions' between Egypt'an'd'thePdte relalive t o'th dsntnsof the Viccroy are'progressing favourably, and'that it is expectedI they ...

... A very unusual development among what are called cold-blooded animals is the subject of a paper sent in to the French Academy of Sciences by M. Em, Blanchard. He states that the Garden of ilants has just obtained possession of agigantic crab, which is probably the largaest ever known. That circumstance, howeverrhe does not consider suffi- cient to warrant him, to come to the conclusion that it ...

... I - ; I i Ebt I i -?Xll c I ft,11,54 ,41WD5 -etter. 1 I?t) C? II (ESTAB3LISHIED AN-NO 1737.) B EL F A ST: MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1367. I WE give this morning the fullest available re- port of the proceedings on Sir John Gray's nmotion in the House of Commons on Friday evening. We have referred in a separate article to the main subject of the debate- Judige Keogh's attack on the magistrates of Il ...