... THE LUXEMlBU1G ARRANGEMENTS. In Monday's sitting of the Legislative body, the Marquess de Moustier made the following communi- eation:- Gentlemen,-The London conference hts terminated its labours, having signed on the 11th instant a treaty determining in a decisive manner the international position of the Dneby of Luxemburg. The French government had for some time past been pre-occupied by ...

... Oils X07-,RM BILL-The Morninra Poqt hmg af SCLJ l aving made such progress with the , °airL Bill as justifies the belief that he may | ' efrTnh. its fijal stages, Mr. Disraeli has now ia- t;¢ic for the better representation of the ,sur.d a d And it must be admitted that no time ci bJ mo'nre opportune. It is true the Scotch i to egre very much about parliamentary re- ?? rc is good reason for ...

... OFFICIAL STATEMENT IN THE FRENCH CHAMBERS. In Morday's sitting of the legislative body the Marquis do Vouslier made the following communication:- ' Gentlemeu,-Tue London Conference has terminated its labours, having signed, on the 11th intt., a treaty de- termining'in a decisive manner the internsationat position of the Duchy of Luxemburg. The French Government had for some time past been pre ...

... ?? mX-tratrEA BAUS P6PULI LE UPPEM.' DOMESTIC. A long and interesting debate took place in the House of Lords on Tuesday evening on the motion for the second reading of the Clerical Vestments Bil. This measure, though bearing such a modest title, really aims at extinguishing ritualism; and its promoter, the Earl of Shaftesbury, has candidly avowed that such is its object. He believes that ...

... LATEST A N IELEGRAPHIC NE WS. Sipiiqaazams says a late private letter, ,t received, leaves no doubt of the murder of Dr. 1,iingstone. *_ __ _ COMMERCIAL. LONDON, MONDAY EVn'qING. ?? have showndeoided tendencies ,avonrable reaotion; and in faot. a distinct Mcee has been established in ?? but a comr atively few securities. The certainty of peace, h.contingeUCY of cheaper money, with more con. ...

... PRREMRMRNTS AND A'POINT3MENT Boveman, Rev. 1., Mi.A.. to curacy of Glefleold, North- nmptonahire. Broome, Rev. IL,M.A., to curanyof StutminsteriNewton, Dorset. Browne, Rev. M. ?? M.A., to curacy of Leek-Woottont, Warwicksehire. Congreve, Rev 3 * A. to rectory o ttooting, Surrey. Gurney, Rev. G. B, M.A.. to sole chu e of the nprh of MSbyn. Giell, Rev. . A, ?? to rectory of Sutton. Surrey Headi ...

... TUESDAY. In the House of Lords, the Earl of Shaftesbury moved the second reading of the Clerical Vestments Bill, the object of which was to apply a remedy to the evil of ritualism in the Church of England, but giving statutory effect to the usages which had subsisted ever since the Reformation, and taking as the basis of the bill the 58th canon. The Archbishop of Canterbury said the bishops ...

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... If I might give a abort hint to an impartial writer it would be to tell him his fate. If he resolved to venture upon the dangerous precipice of telling unbiassed truth, let him proclaim war waith mankind-neither to give nor to lake quarter. If he tells the crmeo of great men they fall upon him with the iron hands of the law; if he tells them of virtues, when they have any, then the mob attacks ...

... q Knibaditp fattfli,qenre#. Z, ? CAMBRIDGE, MI, 16. At a congregation this day the undermentioned degrees were conferred: ; D.D.-Charles Kirkby Robinson, Master of St. Catha- rinesCLlrege. Wm. Henry lyers, John Turnbull, Arthur Woodham Nash, and Wm. Henry Robinson Bevan, Trinity College; Henry Hollingsworth, King's College; Richard Price, Spencer Walters, Thomas Archbold, Tho- mas Green, and ...

... CORR ESIPOND EN CE. PARISH CHURCH OF BANGOR. TO THE EDIrOR OF THE I;,LFA-ST NEWS-LETTER SiR-In v-our notice to corl iesprndlents in yester- dav's paler you refer to a ?? sgonesl V'isitor, relati;-e to the corndct of the sexton of the Parish Church of Banlgor As this cnjumulli- catnll containedi matter ilujiolzus to the chcraetor of the sexton, and . hich, i prorv, righlt lead to his ...

... I M IMPIRIAIJ PATILIA)IENT. ; r1. IY *; h A I' a. g i!i f1 . f i'.r Ir'- fit ; I' liv ' -Io ?? V ?? [:EArF. *F liPE PI'i'OJAAIE BILL. 'Il'iese then cent intO committee on the in- creasc of the Episcopate Bill. )rI the clause autlherising the appointment of suffr:ae Ilps, TIba E. H of Il- IlaY oplo.-selt the clause, and ob- t- Ito tire .rprin ,ftnent of sulrrage bishol,, ill ally A, te ?? Si~fl ...