... TRADE UNIONS. To ytre EDITOR of /e PALL MALL GAZETTE. Sri,-A violent recrudescence of the old sophisnis is tie uatural result of the recent discovery' of a Carbonaro element among tha Slhefield artisans. Just as the attempts to assassinate the Emperor of the Frenc1 by Pianori, Orsini, and others supplied new arguments against Italian unity in the mouths of European reactionists, so the ...

... THE MInERS' NATIONAIL CONFERENCE. The conference being held at Bolton resu med its sittings on Friday morning, Mr A. Macdonald pre- siding. In'accordance with a resolution passed on the previous day, Mr R. Tlissert, agent of the Lon- don Tailors' Association, was allowed to address the conference, and asked for an expression of opinion in reference to their dispute. After the address, Mr Andas ...

... I I SPEECH OF MR. BRIGHT. The abolition of slavery in America was celebrated on Saturday morning, by about 400 Indies and gentlemen, who bad invited Mr. William Lloyd GarrIson to breakfast at the St. James's Hall, Among those present wore Mr- John Bright, M.P, (the chairman); the Duke and Duchess of Argyll, Earl Russell, and the Countess and Lady G. Russell, Lady M. Stanhope, the Eight Hon. W. ...

... IMPERIYAL PARLIA-MENT. ZLIlE lIE PRESENTA' IOnN OFl, IREfAtND. Ff .lORTE5~CUL e a 1%solution CeO-I It ogthe postp-oc 1,atou of tlie r',ix Reform 1 1121, ant I expressing- the opinion of thle Manse that it Ought to lie inltro limecd t;ins Sessin titlonut FN ItNt' i ?? the motion. Mrl. CUNUOLLY ltb-tI ie an1J those who felt exut- li in:1 hadl ?? itt to xpres~s their crilnie'te I Satisfactsion ...

... ALBERT ORPHA, X ASYLUM. LAYING THE FOUNDATION STONE OF DINING HALL AND CRAPEL BY HER MAJESTY. ' On Saturday afternoon theinaugrattion care- many of laying the foundation stone of a dianin hall and 'chapel for the Albert Orphan Aeylum for Destitate Chil- dren, situate at Co~ngwdod Court, near Bagphot, Surrey, wes performed by Her Majesty the Queen, in the presence of a ?? and fashionable assem ...

... LONDONT COnBSPONDME . . (FROMS Oun 0OtlanfPONDINT.) LoinONo, 8LfTURDAY.The division of yesderday JU the committee 'DU the Reform Bill on the 0b1M5 proposed by the Attorney.Gnenral, to the effect that the collector of poors' rate should be bound to leave a demand note at the house of every aon- pying householder within a, borough, eo that he should have notice that a rate was not only made ...

... KIDNAPPING IN THE SOUTH I _ SEAS. CLEVER CONDUCT OF A SCOTCHMAN. The following is an extract from a letterreceived by the lat mail from the R.ev. Dr. Turner, dated Samoa, Jan. 18, 1867 :- At one of the heathen islands on which we have no teacher the natives were very shy. It turned out that there had been a slaver there only the week before. Forty of the natives went on board. The captain ...

... LIVERPOOL IMPROVEME4NT I , ~_BILL. HousE or LORDS, SATURDAy. t The select committee appointed to consider this Xbill reassembled this morning, the Earl of Romney in the chair. The other members of the committee were the Earl of Sandwich, Lord Wenlook, and laord Caeoys. Mr. Hope Scott, Q.C., Mr. Denison, Q.C., Mr. Burke, Q. C., and Mr. Milward, Q.C., appeared for the promoters of the bill; and ...

... I PARLIAMfENTARY IBU&XSMESJQR THTL W&EK. ?? zrxwa -~s .o ivF *IThololo Aing reothq jOrders, of ,te Iday, which Stand in the or bok.of the House of Counnmons for thepresenrt weck: f - -: I - I Tine DAY, JurY 1. Representatioiiof the PeolI Bill-com ittce; Com- n Ion LAW Courts $(tiand) il-eommitte; Vce-4d- miralty Courts Act Amendment. Bill-third reading; ztatote Law Revision Bill-third reading ...

... Mr. Murphy preached yestorday afternoon, at three o'clock, in the Tabernacle, Carr's Lane, The text was chosen from the 10th chapter of Hebrews, and 14th verse, For by one offering he hath perfected for ever them tha nre Eanctified. Mr. Murphy's exposition of the text was listened to with great interest. When he had finished, he introduced a gentleman from Ireland, named Mr. Houstoo, who, Mr ...

... ROYAL'MILITARY COtLGE, ?? #1:_ _ ?? l! - ?? ?? _ Tho following is a list ot the oandidates who have been found qualified in the recent examination at ?? Hospital for admissin t the Royal Militay College, Sandhurst: Namer. Marks, Names. marke. Nugent, J N ,. 7,47 Haymes, F H 2,D71 Ramsey, J A .0,93 Callsham, 1 F 32,921 Hophineon, AA ,, flJ4O Pitt, DOD ,, 2,8D2 .Deane, GW .W e,052 Chancellor, A ...

... ILAET l EWS.1 feY TEIfGRA2715.] N..EIIWS-L ?? OEl~iCE, MI~onda~y M~orniag. THE SLCG.'ESSLUN IN MEXlCO. NEuV Y1o11m, Jl-SE 25, G ?? to inl- te'llh-e reccn 1 fid uro Mexicto, MQarqusc h-as ro- claial el that I12aNalma had at Ita+cd ' tie orth 4Gernkan L!oyvl's s.s. Ilniun has ar- r;.-ed out. C 0 i MI E It C I A L. ClosJyng Prices--{old 13S, sterling; Exchange on Loud-ol, 19. 5.20 United States ...