... I I m = -i I; N LIG- -- TELEGBA.PHlIO 0INTELLIPi :R1- _ I I (~ I ! . 1 (aCrsLi'TE EQSMJ 'FRANCE. PARIS, JUNE.27, Evzmsc. The Patrie of this evening says that although the Schleswig question maylhave become wearisome t to the' public, yet the Danes still command the entire sympathy of the French people. The Fiance, jreplying to the North German Gazettc, says:- We are identified with Europe. ...

... IONDON, BRIGHTON AND . OUTH COAST I - ?? ' v yAIL WA . Uri The adjoured special ne'etixsgs of the sh'are- 1,C holdrs i ?? anywere held yeisterday at the Bridge-6 ' house Hotel'; Colone' BIAiITELOT, M.P., in the chair, be Thefe was a large6 and 'excited attendance. The forspal pri preliminaries having been obser~ved, till The CHAinAasi said that the meeting had been adjourned in order to ...

... j IMPRTSONMENT FOR DEBT. TO TE EDITOR 01P THEI DiALY NWV.i. . ?? article of yesterday upon iznprifJ. ment by the County Courts is, so far as I have seen, tf only one among very many upon the subject which Stt' the law with accnracy, and the arguments on either si I wish impartiality. Wil you permit nas, uas ooricrE a-cqiuaiinted with the working of the systema, to ad s 'lobservationsd ...

... I TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY HEWS.t SIR -The great interest which you have shown ( in the iabours of the association for improving the condi- tion of the sick poor in the metropolitan infirmaries, and the powerful support which you have given to the efforts by which it has succeeded in procuring the recent moet useful legislative act of Mr. Hardy for the purpose, induce . me to hope that you ...

... }mpcriaJ ,ariament. In the HOUSE OF LORDS, On MONDAY, the Earl oft KImnaLxv presented a petition from the Corporation of Dublin, praying the Government to purchase the Irish Railways, and stated that in his opinion the subject was one which was deserving of the consideration of the Government. The Earl of D)EnnY admitted the importance of the question, and said the Government had received a ...

... REPORT ON THE OAKS COLLIERY EXPLOSION- Tie report made by Mr Blackwell to the Secretary of State has been presented to Parliament. He observes that there was a naked light, a patent safety lamp, allowed to remain with the gauze off at Thompson's box-bole, where it was used fbr relighting the colliers' lamps. Neither Mr Woodhouse, who was responsible for the underground working and ventilation ...

... EVERYBODY'S COLUI1,Ni Lwrreitte from Paris deecribe the Feror-hl Exaiirr r the perfercien of ('crer, nripwnoc, and d-rrne.11c Come out Ly hfundredso thuands- iRI] li' yr'1i o Oocl), hutt, no njirc is 5.-en drunlc Ie hqPS zr IT- is~ Fcatcely to, be credited tbrat 80 ycas 8~ fsbo t Psbitrge of a letter to the Tisl of Kin was ia. Ii, t ?? ik, in Scotland, Is. 5d. ; and to Glenavy, it, tre. lkln'! ...

... S4turday, 2 O'clock. CITid C-bmingld Otbjd. REUTER 'S TELEGRAiMS. AMERICA. Nxl: YO1R:K, Jht/e 14.-The steamers Colitnilia and Ulued Kingdonr, from Glasgow, arrived here to-day. CROO0.HAV1]N, ?? e 15, 7.30 A. .-The Cunard steamer Af/ica, from P'oston and Halifax, is now passing Browhead signal station. She will pro- bably arrive at Oueenstown at I P.t., and letters reach London on Sunday at 9 ...

... REVOLT MTIADE TO ORDER IJV EUROpEAN TURKE Y. IT is now a fortnight or more since the Vienna correspondent of the Dlly 7Tlereayl called our attention to the fact that organized brigandage handsomely subsidized from without, and destined to be promoted at its' birth to the honourable dimensions of a spontaneous insurrection, wsas then being established in the interior of Danubian Bulgaria. We ...

... OPINION IN THE WEE K LY REVIEWS. LI.BIERAl PROsPECTS. Tie 'jz'fato; urges that whatever be the party effects of the Reform 1il1, the Liberals have no need to feel disheartened. The Liberals have as many material resources as their opponents, as many devoted agents. as nany eloquent speakers, ten times as many writers, traditional popularity, and the better cause. The absurd belief that the ...

... AT the general election of i865 four candidates made their appearance for the borough of Weymouth-on the Conservative side, the two sitting members, Mr. Brooks, a merchant and shipowner, and Lord Grey de Wilton; from the Liberal camp Captain Gridley, an unsuccessful candidate at B3everley in i86o, and Mr. Henry Edwards, politically candidus. Mr. Brooks was popular in W~eymouth; Lord Grey de ...

... VICTOR ?? ADDES3]S TO JOAiEZ. T]ce followinvs iq n s Laing Is an inpassioned appeal wli'ch Victor Hugo has addressed to the President of the giexican epaublic on behalf of the E3mperor Maxisnilan. M. lingo says :_ Europe, in 1863, fell upon America. Two monarchies attacked your demoorai y; one with a prince, the otli,3r with an army-the army bringing in the prince. The world thsn beheld ...