... TER SParl-Sa INSara~zTi.;,. 'A Iih regard to the spanish, tysjrrci,. mccuacts are continually xeeching Fiocc'c that the rebellion is not so completely nanj. cits was lately Supposed. Offizial pape s. lerh1 Ci fr.zc-Q Madcrid. m ention engsgements with the ice >En ciaily ia Catalonia. and invariably asarcono r. crs-- victory to the royal troops, a-d a CP. doprselon a nd des;_,air in the ranlse ...

... LUST -h$ tLE .Th1I I.JW c. ti ~e. ~TR'BSwt- ,.d~i ! R E ~TlTH SGEMANIP ARLTL ;ENT, BRiINja, FridayS.- The eeavection, ?? Germanparlitinent, il proba bltke place-beforethe 165t of September. ;4iM SRAXINSUltL8TTXKECTION . An ?? is published, bere.to-day an-. aoiintbe,:mperasrn,4d 'suboinssioL.Of adveral: bailds, ?? p~f-tbe insorgebt wha ~ad- taenreglgain~the, mountans of i ejar.cn. ; a.. , ...

... PELOOLAM3T To-. iF JlYiAd EZ T. TZIE MWEXICANS. ?? n - I f o 1 :J x ine toliowing proc;arisnion was issued by Juarez upon his entry into thecairal:- EBzoito Jareaz, Ccinstitutional Presidsat of the itiexican It -Public. 111xioaus-The PctMonal G.,verninert returns to-day to establish ite re, ideana in the citv of MJexoo, whish iG ?? four years £gO. It bore with it the resoludion o: never ...

... CONSTITUTIONALISM IN BRMINGHAM. onD nonday oight a Deeling was neMM h7 the 12-yaL Hotel, Birmingham, for the purpose of considering the propriety of organizing an association in Bimingham to represent principles of the constitutional party. Mr. John Goodman presided. The following declaration of prinoiples was ?? believe that all govern- -ments ought to exist not for the sake of the ...

... ARTOZ INS VISIT TO. THE~ PAnrA EXHl. BIXION, TO TEM EflITOR nR. - ?? ur aXAVLDS'S NiEWSPAPER: Sco,-It will be gratifying to the many friends of the working classes who have given their sanction and en- couragement, and also in some instances their time and Efforts to the movement for organizing excursions to the Paris Exhibition, to learn that their good wishes have been fully realized, and ...

... MlIGRATION AND COLONIAL INTEL. EMIGATIO LIGENCE. ?? EMIGRATION TO N3w ZEALAND AND 1'ASM&NIA.-It appears from an cfficial paper reoontly published that to Aaohslsd free emigration is for the p:esent suspended Assisted passages are granted to persons whose friends in the colony make arrasgements with the Provinoial Go- vernment for their being sent out. Land grants are made to persons approved ...

... f bEPITr,1 OF F9 GN-AND P)'NI4L NEW$ 'Tncirft d priek6f 1,220014 has be ?? by t1e i,'mpeF oiof Rus ~to Sir A.;~2Ia~tley, CLE3.! and ~foh~tiii!T~f~i em ta bour-el OdesseL WherOWe w tweety 6om itor (CP~?oSU're by a cdreths. to trelteel~ti bfla. 'zeis, 'haiseleclin'ed the position of deputy offered bins. Ile bases his refusal ~sn the attiiude cd the niajorJ4 ?? ?? ran from St.Mahsl t Sue, t~ ...

... On Wednesday nightj a r -e eetigoth ebinOUTI 6tWIloiileague ?? , Te roomb~ielp~t~~be bl.k'Btii'hiiJM.A., in the The !Ghaitman said tat thebehief busine b'efore tlse~meeting w~as .toput forth a'at~atemeut; of the im ?? sllediste policy ,of' the Jelagile .'I.frHaladdnf b ahese- ?? eni wich be would noww reed to the ieeting for tbetsuggestion .of any alteration or amendment. The statemnent was ...

... [WeHRLI OBoILER mEPlOsIO* iN 11LAINT - . 1 . ?? .. . .. I ?? . .. ?? . A A A tt fro' . ?? gives th'e efol n'gpar, ticl'aaof~ ~stdstrasig acident', i ii lyin t~4 tostof 'six ies, wbhibh tdkjice 6there on Tues dy; evening. Uintitl that I 8inin& the. businemss ',hlr. varneitt's Oxfdsive flak miills proceeded'as ,syaou I A leaig6 ':wvas'hen discovered in the boileir As ths vtas fel'itfoh,ei ...

... 6> E~ EK S' LASTEST TNEWT. I 1, _ _ _ __ ?? ..s ?? i F.;, ~n. o*a, as Su.a X . apreffarea ig trz ?? tal-0 G.ar - .r., 5L Nt'S VISIT TO THE BORDER. gS Q7 le ?? rnexpeoted delay of an V alrllter rtoo place in the royal progress at erd s q was down on ths plan for arrival at 'iethe tr soven on Wednesday morning, but it ti'.D rai~lbtere the old city was in faot reached ,- at Pt ecertned, what had ...

... THE PRINCE OF WALES AT Tax GERMIAN GAIEBLING-HIOUSES. l A r t - - __ - __ __ __ - A -_L=vLTS_ 7E A letter from the correspondent of the Daily Neuts at Homburg has the following:- The present is admitted to bA the very best season t*e watering places of Ems, Wiesbadin, Homburg, and Baden-Baden ever had. A large proportion of the visitors is Er glish. At Wiesbaden the Princo and Princess of ...

... TOWN EDITION. SUNI)AY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1867. ery wisely, the Abyssinian War is not to be com- uimeaecdlon a small scale. The country is not large, the lixG is a .avage, but the attack must be made as if we bad a pow-eful enemy to deal with. The real difficulty is in the character of the region, so far as we know it. 'The figlhtig part will be very easy to such troops as will be led ?? TurODOnE, ...