... The National Reform Union held a great meeting on Saturday evening in St. James's Hall. Mr. Samuel Morley presided; and with him on the platform were Mr. Mill, MP., Mr. Gilpin, M.P., Col. Dlckson, andDr. Brewer. The Chairman opened the proceedings by explaining that this meeting was advertised before the government decided to accept the principle of Mr. Hodgklnson's amendment- before, indeed, ...

... SELLING A GOVERNIOT APPOIIWKNT. I~ tAtGuidhxlU Police court, onsaarday. Wmi. GIrligg Balls, a tailor Hvlsn at 2, Well *eek Jewi streetk WvA mum' mnoned 6efore ir Benamin phS to anower the foflowing charge: For that you, on the 31st dea of October 1865 and on divers other days, i the ud ofty, unlawfully dia receive divera ans of money from Uatthew John Thomas for procuring him an office under ...

... i INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION IN ENGLANTD. The London papers publish a letter that has been ad. dressed to Lord Taunton by Dr. Lyon Playfair, one of the jurors at the Paris Exhibition, on the subject of industrial education In this country. Among the eminent men of various nations, who had assembled at the Exhibition, I am sorry to say, he writes, that, with very few excep. tions, a singular ...

... , THE FATE OF DP, LIVINGSTONE, AP the annual-meeting of the Royal Geographiaol Society, hela& in London on Monday, -the president, Sir Roderlok nMurchison, in the coured of a long address, made Interest. ibg reference to Aifrloan exploration and thbhfate of Living- stone. The president said he had never admitted that there existed any valid proof whatever of the deathrlof' that great traveller ...

... SECOND EDITIO N. I [I WEEKLY TiEs s Oimxcr, Saturday, Nine n.m. MORNING EXPRESS. [BY TELMORATH1 THE DIVISION LAST NIGHT ON Tf.l RE-DISTRIBUTION OF SEATS. The Dac~i, Telegraph remarks that the valuc bE the division pronounced yoatexday lie In the fact t1at it Olcar the ground, aud supplies the government voith a broader basin, The Herald says: The government m1ynow honour&bly ?? the charge ...

... EXTRAORDINARY SOEDS AT BELFAST,. On Tuesday iast, the Recorder of Belfast was to have commenced his aittlngs In the Court House, but when per. Bonn arrived at the gates they found them closed, and t sy were kept out in the rai Aboutffive minutes before ten @cloek a person from the inslde of the' rallings intimated that the court would not be opened to the recorder or the public. At thiS time ...

... Lord Stanley has reoceived from Lord Lyons, Her MIajesty's ambassador at Constantinople, the Impressions M respecting the condition of the Christlans in the Ottoman eat I Empire, which have been made upon his mind during a, TIh residence of 18 months In the Turkish capital. The com. a munloation Is dated the ¢th instant, and Lord Lyons I observes- It is certain that the Christian subjects of ...

... iJIMPERAL PARLAE rnv. - _ ?? : 0511 19MEGRAPfl H1OUSE OF OOMONS^ EFORH BILL. TER R1DaV1U1_ 0? BUT The1 11eu3e thenwent leg0 cornmito o h lion Of the People U, end Proceeded wit tion of the 9 kh elause, whichohnn, Ih e In futore ae to the hcro041 51, Mer. LAING (Wick) moyed on of Which Aal to providethat gin me t has a less p opulation t an 10,0QO at t\ e Il shall return more than onemember to ...

... LAT.ST NEWS_.. AMERICA. IBY ATLAL1 THLuGIIRAPEfI Nuzw YoRnw WEDNESDAY, 6-0P,.V Mr. M'Oallooh, se5retary of the treasury, .h& written a ltter, in which he expresses his opinion that a itmporwa inorease of tile public debt Is uRaVoldable. F.RANC&L ToUoLO, TguuArY It in belioved that the squadron stationed here wilU leave shortly for Genoa, to escort the royal family of Italy, who are coming ...

... ITHE VESTRIES AND THE COMPOUND RATINPg A deputation waited on Lord Derby and Mr. DIsraelU on Monday, at Downing-street, representing nearly all the metropolitan vestries, respecting the question of eom- pound rating. Several long speeches were delivered by the deputation. They explained that the vestries had no interest In opposing the proposals of the government ins respect to compound rating ...

... gjFORM Co ERENCEI IN ANC IE L ?reiiminasF to tho united dem ttdon fixed for beh a eoaferento of reformers ra arlous parts of the the ?? held'yesterday, in the m parlour, Town anI O to take into consideration the pr ntposition of the 0oo visiorm movement. The meeting was onvened by the a Sx | department of the Reform L d 1 th5 i1u sbe=aol 1it president, Mr; B. Hooson, rough tlnes, t fstaken ...

... THE TAILoRs, STRIKE. The master tilosIJ held a meeting in Londonl Of aturda in reference to the strike. The masters declare they were fast getting the men they wan~OtD and that those who remain ont On, strike will soon find themselves redgoed to those Infernos of the trade- I the swelating-ahopsn. Resolmutons were passed at the meet' wfri Ing, declaring that no compromise should he made. The ...