... FARESAd. Agent-MR. SUTrON. TniE 7TH HAINTs RIFLE VOrNeEEB CORPS assembled G. at the armoury on Wednesday morning last at 7.45, and proceeded by special train to take part in the review at 'a Salisbury. The members were gratified to find themselves cheered on marching past. After being under arms all day they arrived home about 8.30. MR. LANDERGN'S CONCERT.-It will be seen by adver- tisement ...

... 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 ...

... IN our last notice of this important Bill we were forced to express disappointment and regret at the attempt of Mr. Disraeli to revive all the difficulties of compound householding by the new clauses introduced on Thursday week. It is now gratifying to be enabled to record that the proposals of the Cabinet on this question met with such unqualified disapproval on all hands that the Chancellor ...

... An accident resulting fatally to two men occurred on Friday at the Coronation Pit, about five miles dis- tant from Newcastle. Shortly after noon the cage was ascending the shaft with five men. Instead of the cage stopping at the flat sheets, it was hauled right up to the wheel, and there shattered and rent. Two of the men who were inside, seeing the danger in which they were placed, leaped ...

... RELEASE of Mr. JEFFERSON DAVIS. The release of Mr. Jefferson Davis on bail is, in all probability, the closing incident in his public life. Like General Lee, and other chiefs of the extinct Con- federacy, he is anxious to withdraw into the strictest privacy and seclusion, and it is most unlikely that any- thing will occur to bring him before the public again. The prosecution will be suffered ...

... T S- --AEO SPAIN. The Madrid correspondent of the Ta oeperudasee Brege, writing on the 24th inst., s ?? have been made within the last few davs to an ex- traordinary extent. The friends of the Govern-ment tnent declare that the individuals arrested are only improper characters, but such is usually the stete- nent put forth by pretended friends of order, in order to justify the most arbitrary ...

... H THE SOUTHSE A VISITORS' LIST. AuoKWD RoAD. Apsley Hosse.-OMr. and Mrs. Couzens; Captain and Mrs. and Dr. Tucker, and Mrs. Gelding. Rranksea Lodge.-Sir William Smith; Mr. and Mrs. West. Culver Lodge.-Dr. and Mrs. Maddon and family. Rope Villas (No. 1.)-Captain and Mrs. Bickford. St. George's.-Mr. and Mrs. W. Franklin; Mr. and Mrs. John Franklin; Mr. and Mrs. R. Franklin. BBEB -VW TzERAcE. No. ...

... If I might give a short hint to an impartial writer it would be to tell him his fate. If he resolved to venture upon the dangerous precipice of telling anbiassed truth, let him proclaim war with mankind-neither to give nor to take quarter If he tells the crimes of great men they fall upon him with the iron hands of the law; if lie tells the)m of virtues. when they have any. then the mob ...

... THE CHRONICLE. PRE , .ATURDAY, .JU=N=.E 1, 1867. PRESTO.', SATURDAY, JUDE1, 167 aw-- - ?? #v1 ?? ?? e ?? .1.11 11. - - ?? w. . - - - - .1 -1 . | L :TE REFOM BILL. 1. a. I , - .- I I . . _ . . .. 1 Another important change has been effected in the Reform Bill. Last night, the House of Commons, to whom the government appears to have delegated its functions, materially changed the charaoter of ...

... ORMSKI(RK AND SOU'rHPORT. ?? V--: I ?? .T W. ?? A., nrOTTRPlV -_ Tiay. FiRST MUNICIPAL EPCreCON AT SOUTHP0RT.- The burgesses of Southport Will exercise their newly- acquired privilege for the first time to-day (Saturday.) Owintg perhaps to their inexperience, there has been but little excitement in preparing for the election, but a good contest is expected to-day. Opposition lists of ...

... BOR0lJGHS WHICH IT IS . PROPOSED TO GROUP OR PARTIALLY DISFRANCHISE ?? nt It is impossible to understand the merits of the 0.- proposed plans of disfranchisement and redistribu- Id tion which will be under disoussion 'in the House re of Comnmons for the next week or fortnight without having before us a sketch of the present condition sh of the different boroughs and of the several plans Ig ...