... POSITION OF MR. -GLADSTON'. I 2OTHA EDITarS O THE I3vuPOOL Munoy, Gentlemen,-B1ery politioian, and especialty every political leader, mnet be the judge of the course which his own honour and the interests, of the country call 'upon him to take on questions of great 'and lasting 'importanoe. On merely secondary questions, involving no great principle, a leader ! may occasionally surrender his ...

... i - -a - r Al,. ong 'withthe exposure, b*~e thg :toa 'C8ommisxsion, of those 'injur;40ou ?? on' freedom of ipdustry ihioh *e noticed on : Monday in bpe of fthe trades auions, we iregret to .'ee n,.eW instances almost .daily of .grieve ,ndio ssderstanding between -employers employed. They are ,symptoms 'of the, general prevalence .of a social' evil, which is- equally to be deprecated,'whether ...

... TOX:TETH GUARDIANS. T The weekly meeting of this board was held yes- m terday, at the Public Offices, High Park-street. I Mr.H . S. Alpass presided, and the other members ' present were the Rev. Mr. Clementuon, Messrs. J. Hughes,Thomas, Bolton, Christopherson, Trevitt, Id Shields, Grindrod, Hood, and Cowam-A cheque was drawn for £130 for out-door relief surmpses. t Mr. Cain; the poor-law ...

... ELEOTIO?T8 11I1TRF? I?iaB? ?? .? ?? a *iae leo 'Mauof,'bi o£ ?? .teiwlues ieb ?? . dayad yesterday with bbal xfiseat~ The , -, ai G ! j ?? ?? I; . .° . ?? Z t1491 ?? ?? . O' h , ,i,.,.,arlsB Dodd'o 75,. :i;. be inthes id wthighbat other n : 'too. ?? s7 WDtr i-k8HEBADIING- THUri biwAugH. C di u.da tes J. W . ' ?? a . ;, . ,. ;, .O.T.iHarriialsn ?? 199- Mer5V*l~ipb, ?? 148 -D. ,ThtcGreggor - ?? ...

... z NDI. The following is from the %mw of India of 'Marcha ?? fv.[ Until within the' last two or three days tele- graphio communication with Great Britain haa en wholly interrupted, owing to inundations in the conntry round Bagdad. The late- publio tele- mto'hand Is dated the 23rd, the intermediate- datee from the 11th being still on the way. The United Victoria and Colaba Reclamationa and Pier ...

... ;TURKEY AwD .CRRFIT. ,~ The Athns correspondent of the T;mw says-i The advice of f-the five groat Coutinental Powers-Franee, Russia, Auntria% Prustd, and' Italy-~that the sick man' should submit to. the amputation, of .Crete has boeon peremptorilir rejected by the'sultan. He declares that, far' from being sick he never felt better,-if only his doctors would 1Cavo him alone; that the scratches ...

... aiuvp8 l . PcuPrg*A. aALUBO 'POPUI LoX SUPSMA I i .UMM-ARY;P . DOMESTIC. LoredDetby's Government: is, making hay 'whileo the un, aninnes. by bestowing its Tpatonage nre$t freely. . Since September last :tbout 100 gentlemen have been added to the'. *.omnmission of :the owe for this county alone. .Several more named -have been placed on the 'Ist -this week.I, 'Delegates from provincial branches ...

... MISRULE AT THE HORSE, GUARDS. n -e.-aco_ - - 1_ ?? : uneot 4te 'most cheering items in General Peel loo-. Plan for an army -of reservve-cheering we mean t ,ge the British soldier-was his promise that troo - aie returnjaglfrom foreiga service should no longer ertd seat to our great camps, but be quartered in som pleasant town, where the duty was light and th accessories agreeable. By this means ...

... T HE .BULL- THEY WOULDN'T FIGHT. I : ?? (F -^ r m (>77^.z1'tzfl) U ' .Th~raeivss royal sportt and gentle aaiiX Spain WHsj evertseu, And bull sead horse tpeyran tei7ojee.anddiedbefom th Queen. -All r~sd WIc;i blood oci na~in d beist vas tbft nrona snaud, 'Atioodly'seghthto set bef1tre a Qbeeh of Ohhlitha land. The ast of a3i1ihe, Bo6utboui-the rest hive ceased. to ,at gadng, ?? her sat the ...

... THE COMING STRUGGLE ON . THE REFORM BILL. - ?? doieyodet. ?? Ln47 .-aponden~tlt.) SATURDAY EVENING. The expectation that the Reform Bill would be passed without any great trial of strength in the House of Commons is doomed to disappointment. AU the other points in th6 bill may be considered as goodas settled, but the question of the borough franohise is still undetermined, and will remain so ...

... ales. There axe still such a mtitade of amend- onto ments on the Representation of the People L ao*^Bill, to be disposed of in- committee; that tooll it is imeossible -- 3giiia 4 t) -any ate' *9 ox twnit sort or a n as J bill wie QQ6 out of 'dklriittee and go xubfh the house to be discussed on the athird reading. There is no diubt that many of these amendments will b'e 4doptedj or carried, ...

... TEE- STORMB. It blew a heavy gale from S.W. to , in the English Channel on 'Sunday and `Suday n'hit and at Cardiff and Milford a gale from tlieN.V . on mbniday. The susan L. Campbell, from Liverpoo ifor St. John, NB., on Salthouse Bank. A telegram from Southport, dated Tuesday morning, says:- The foremast is still standing; stern broken-off, and some oargo washed en shore. Nine boats loaded ...