... | Sia }ntc~ nA o If . v 0- 1 ?? 1;- A. _ _ .h I _ For the week ending June 8th there were only 14 cases of cattle plague in the kingdom of the Netherlands. At the beginaing of last week upwards of 200 bishops and between a,000 and 4,.00, priests had arrived in the capital of the Papacy, and many more were expected. The Hereditary Prince Maximilian of Tour and Texas has just died at Carlsbad. ...

... THE COUMON SCHOOL SYSTEX IN THE UNITED I SrATES. In 18615 the Schools Inquiry Commlssion asked the LeT, 3. Fraser, M.hA,, chancellor of the diocese of Sallabary, togo to the United States and Canada for them, and stay thoda for six months, ?? into the common school SYahin- Its cost, its extent, and its character, The Sootoh coaomlt sion, hearing that Mr. Fraser had consentfd, begged blm to ...

... IMPERIALPARIA-MNT.:, [BY TyLUGB&WH.] HOUSE OF COMMX8., w dt WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19. ?? The Speaker took the ohair at twelve o'clook. THEl 'DUTIES' OF' MILITARY MEN. -.h In reply to a question put by Colonel Biddulph,' in the absence of Mr. Owen Stanley, ?? .. 'I Sir J., PAZUwoN said it was the duty of the Wqr Office to lay down theroutes for hbr Majesty's forces when marching; but it was no part ...

... :X-ALARMING. AOO , lT TWA i &MC- OF A`SOBRW STEAMER R : LIVERPOOL. -; Yeeterday,,as lndld Addition was made, to th6 fet-of the DNatonai S3team 'Navgatiol ontepany 'byher -lach frm the' yard' 'of 'Me~ssJR'oyden, ratithe Queen's Docok, of the sorew-steamer 11rances the, Jarget vessel of ite class yet built on th M D~er''el. 'Her measurement length I,380 feet' and ov ei'all'ihe covers 41O feet. ...

... ROYAL - AMPHITHEAI. . it mjuist Boon become arather difficult question with Mr.. Dion BoucicAult to fibld a new field-to which lie may turn his attention in`order to dis- play his peculiar powers as a dramatist. Hee has nearly exhausted all the sensational situations on land, and while the public will still oall out for more, the necessity restB upoii him to search out oamething new; and, ...

... 'THJE DISTRIBUTION OF ?? AND -TH . I INTERNAL MOVEMENT OF TEE: BRITISH PEOPLE. ; In rearranging the locd representation of the people, it is very desirable to keep ln view the t ?? fact that in some 'distriots of the kingdom the' resident population sa scarcely a increasing at. aDl, Vhilst in others it ia increasing 3 steadily,' and in some places with extraordinary e rapidity. In order to ...

... THE REFORM BILL AND THlE IRISH CHURCH. I 'One of the strongest reasons for desiring a iewnv Reform Bill is that the Parliament of the United Kingdom, as at present constituted, has proved itself unequal to grapple with the political dangers arising out of the present condition of the Protestant Established 'Church of Ireland. From the time when the 3 Reform Bill of 1832 was carried this ...

... MANCHESTER UNITY OF ODD- . I FELLOWS. At the meeting of the annual moveable aom' .mittee.on Tuesday (at Plymouth),1 everal sub- committees presented reports and reoommeada- tiona. It was decided that the balanoe which renained of the fund contrlbumed for the relief of the Lancashire operatives during the cotton famine should be set aside for the alleviation of any die- tress which may affect ...

... GUARDIANS The weekly meeting of the board was held on Taurtasy lr. 0. IL Riekards in the chlfr, The ?? areti. returns of pauperism In thiq townshlpj for the we.2a 0j, t Jjine 1:- 4 Oue~sor elif; Sttle caes, 54;seat 42 l~. Ii, rngiiith,u eted u al25'c st, ,2 n 'OJ. Irish. 10s1; ?? 144. d r TotaL. 2.591 oases, fudiiduais. cu2;net. .~a354. lie JLadQ~% a5 compared with2 the Pree'loinus erx.U cases ...

... WHITSUNTI DE. Whitsuntide has visited us this year at a more prosper- ous season than has been the case for some years back., The weather also has been everything that could be de- sired, and every class of the community appear to have shared with equal interest in the great holiday of the year. Monday morning was ushered in by merry peals from the Parish Church bells and people were early ...

... EXTRAORDINARY FORGY | | AAT MANCHESTBR. - APrlrRHENSION OF THE AOCUSED IN LIVR1,POOL. ; AUDAOIOUS ATTEMPT TO BRIBE A DETEOTIVE. A very daring and clever forgery has been oom- mitted in Manchester by a young man named Louis Webb, supposed to be an American, but who for some time past has been residing alter- nately in Liverpool and Manchester. The forgerry was effected in the following ...

... IRESING OF THE IMPERIALi I i OTEL, IhA0KPOOL. - I - . , T-he pretty little town of Blaclepool has lately risen in estimation asa resort for plemure-seekere, beautifully situated as it in, and affording ample failities to thse aswho not only seek sea bathing as an invigorating exercise, but also to those who desire to enjoy less or more freedom from the toils and turmoils of business. The town ...