... OUR CONEMMPORARIES. n Rio'R DIMoarAu.TioN IN ?? tlhe Timtes' says that whatever may be 'thought of the conduct of 'the government in the question of the Hyde-pVtk rneeting,'it is, at leat;: satisfactory that the 6thof b ay has passed over without the smallest not or disturbance Th e League, content with x . briimphi over the government, exulted less than Night be'expected, and even denounced ...

... ?? STATIONS: OF. THB AIM NX,. a . ~ ail ' B1~ ' EfoM A=3Y AD NAI Y X AZVY Corrected up to May 4. lst life Guards, Htyde-13ark . 22nd, Ift Bri~nWei ca nat 2nd ditto Windabr ' 2nd ?? :.Chatm' Rl;HorseGuard, Rgnn's-pRk .28rd, Bengal Walmbe F 1st Dragoon Guards, Aldeist 2ndbat.,Canuada, .Walmer 2nd, Bengal; Canterbury 24th, Malta Sheffaeld' 8rd, Bombay; Canterburj' 2ndbat.,Ran30n Shefflld 4th ...

... ' . From the ?? return of the registrar-general We learn that in the week that ended on Saturday, April 27, the births registered in London and twelve other large towns of the United Kingdom were 4,766; the deaths registered, 2,768. The annual rate of mortality was 23 perl,000 persons living. In London the births of 1,240 boys and 1,145 girls, in all 2,385 children, were registered in the ...

... STHE, TAILOS STRIKE. On Monday lasts r. JamesBeal, of the St. Jarnes's: vestry,: accompanied by several gentlemen who take Ian interest in industrial ?? : waited upon' the central committee of theboperativetailors, forthe purpose of-maldingthemselves thorou~lly acquainted with the causes which had led to the:present'unfor tunate state of affairs in the London trade. Thez were met by the ...

... . THE GARDEN-BY M&.GLENN. SEASONABHIl GARDENING INORt THIE WEE EMDING MAY 11, 187. , It is not a little slngular that some crops are backward, while others are much more forward than iusual, at this period. 'A man may 'ratoh these 'things very closely and seem puzzled, but so it is The Metropolitan Society, of Florists, whose authority; has beenrs looked sip to for years fixed the' shows for ...

... THE ?? iE. &=~Mro- ~ 8lSLAl GABIMNLNG FORlTBR VMM ENDIN~ iadear aener;'content with dry or wet weather verylon. Noodyweepleased with the-twoo1r thr~e~e ht sumedasfoloebyary, todstwld, adnowand then~ ~ ~~U~ ?? Ih~ed1Ook th ba Waterwhichlioee, ie' d. not givethefr onc aplntistvel mostsld~dtibeddlN5t.Maa~ rai ba rvivd tema dtheyarqsafte~ ?? -deal'1. Qf tritbabywtrng vr1e6~s, ne gardbfi-'loolavl ...

... A TAILOR COMM1ITTED FOR INTIMIDATION. At the Marlborough-street police-court on Wed- nesday, TIcoaiec Glasge , a journeyman tailor, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with conspiring, with others, to force Alexander Verbbun by threats and intimidation to leave working for his ?? case was opened by Mr. Sleigh, who caled Mi-s. Christiana Verboun. She sail: On the 2nd of May I resided at 7, Sherwood ...

... EPITOME OF FOREIGN AND GENERAL NEWS ;| TRE metrical system of weights and measures has' been tstablished in the Sandwich islands. i'l PRUSSIA 'is about to supply the grand duchy of 'Hesse with 10,000 needle-guns. ; ADVICflS from Italystate ?? Persano has sent challonges to an admiral arfd two caatains, who, gave evidence at his trial. 'TuH 4th battalion iffe brigade, 'servingla Canada, is ...

... IAL PARLAMNT.; HOBEj OF L'RDS-MoN. OiloansZ Othuveh.-In reply to Lord Iy'tteltl, the Duk ?? ekinc h mnsaid that it was the intentien of the gosvernment tb Os-tog inia bill dealinlg with 'some of the qtestlons thab have bicn raised in 'coneotionwiththe Colonial; ?? not, how'evcr, menn ta deal with the whole s6ubjici' at present, be'cause n coiifre5~efO 'of English snd c~olan~ia blshopsa isl ?? ...

... Thl trial of the prisoners General Burke and Patrick Doran, on a charge of high treason, was pro- ceeded with by the royal commission on Monday at Dublin. The evidence given went to connect' the prisoner Burke with the stand attemlted! to, be made by the rebels at the ancient fort of Ballyhurst, in the county Tipperary. The story of this transac- tion is this. A party of rebels,. about 100 ...

... :THE OGCIEDENT AT -BLACj BBIIEI .. . - I _ . - .- - . I .i ..R ?? .. Orivsday'Mr. Paineh hed am investigaiona,~t in' adecdent. at Blackfriari new bridge, by which Thomai Cratifield, aged tbirtyse' ?? Iifd;ei1na three other men were sedario vinjured'. The first witnesscle a hra~na who oadd that 'le lived' at 22, Oreit Guildferd street, 96athwdrhrAhd'.hAthewas emnployed'ds a labourer ?? bew ...

... though not stricrsy Hp1oe-- eight o'clock by Mr potter. said The chairma, In openine frg the proceedingssai that meeting had been caoled for the PunPOS of griving the tailors of London an opportunity of ex- paining tothe trard$es ?? their position with plaining to twae Some trades unions were now oc' regard tov w ese iott position. The press was capying a very itk URon them, and their oppo- ...