... THE REFORM FATE AT TUB CRYSTAL - PAL&Cs. - -- The reform fete at tile Crystal Palace, oX, Xonday, organised by the Working Men's Assooitlon, hardly ful- Uilote the expectations of Its promoters, although the official returns chow that nearly 18S000 persoan vlsitad Sydenham on tie ocoasion, and as msany as 600 attended tho banquet. The celebration wavs orlgina11y oontempleted in the hope of ...

... Ter O'DoaoGRU a ?? to the fund which is being raised in Dublin for the delence of AUen and his fellow prisoners. THnE LOBD CHANCELLOR bhaS presented the RFV. John MVajoribauke Nisbet, rector of St. Giles inmthe-Fields, to B canon i esidentiarylln torwich aetledral. THE EVSorAL CaeMessiON -We are informed that the judges selected to preside a; the approaching trials of the t'eni aprisoners at ...

... A SPEECH BY PRESIDENT 3iHN83y. Presitent Johnson was serenaded at WsLo'l-g-on 01 the 2-1th tit., and in ackeowledgment ef the huoalr dotc him made the following speech:- 'Fellow ?? appeaoing b3fore yon this even ing, it is not for the purpose of making an addrese, hut simply to tender you my tharks for this kind manifuEst% tion of respect and regard, and especially so on tme pre- sent ...

... DINING MOVEMENT. A meeting was held on Monday night at the London Tavern for the purpose of promoting cheap dinners for city clerks. The chair was taken by Mr. Alderman CoTTON, who expressed a hope ihat the many hungry faoes he saw before him would be able to procure a good dinner in comfortable rooms for not more than is. When he first came to London as a youth, about Thirty years ago, he was ...

... IO;D~IZB3ADGERED BY BIS- IAT ARK. 01103ow, 3flItrNOLDOSOS NflSPAP'M. so To to ,a fast drifting into a Earopean 'r S ' 5D ?? issued by Count Biamark to the re- Qireoirtsof ?? at foreign Courts, and published di ce1' 1s urnsl has given mortsl offence to the o Q4 jD tht3 3ho purport of the despatoh is to the rl j2t.3° Prc1'U wil3 continue to aggraudizs herself at r; 0.h on Pr of ?? Southern ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENrA, . The Feo Th Fronh Government, it it stated, hat addressed a circular to the French representatives ot the Eouth Ger- man GouTlo. I It refers in calm language to Count Big- mark'a circular of the 8th inst., and lays part~iua 'Isri Belt upon the fect that the Prustian Government most solemnly declared that it would not of ittaown initiitiv overstep the line of the Maine. a ...

... REFORM Ulol.GA AT ?? l OdM idl. emo strat oa orgauiz ?? t,1oeras ?? at Northam pto ~ ' '4'Thri ?? Reform League Woo V- :8 1se41 town. Int the aft ersio bands Marcli,id I-j J% at aere carried thruh thdtet, tr ...

... INDECENT CONDUCT OF a RAILWAY At the Gnild3haU, on jraureddy, Arthur (ooper, ltving at 4, Veraonteqatrea Clerkenwell, was ohrrged before Talerman (Wiliam Lawrsnoe with indecently assaulting Cartr, a domestic ervuunt, while riding in a second- Dlao ra iway catriage on the London, Chathamn, and Mt~r. Church, the ajoitor, attended on behalf of the rail- wayot Company to wvatca. the case. and if ...

... HowC -TL EXPLOSIO, .vt'v ?? severn oclouk on Mondaymorzing a 100Gl erx;e O31', itvi. ring lo(sif life, took place at the CE 1r s depot @f the North London Railway. The kiS ?? on tte south side of the line near the Higebmur Strtion, and is epprcachedfrom St. Paul's-road. -Tae sre 6a cvmrl lofty imrber lifts for raising the ooal Ltt3 f'rn rh line into the yFrd, which were worked by IPVilet ...

... MR. T. HUGHES, M.P., ON OS-OPCRATIVE dO8aETLES. - n - L A - L Wee other evenrng A public nreeting was held in the Roeldale Theatre to celeberatetheoreciag of anoew store by tue lochdale Equitable Pioneers' Society. Toe mayor (11r. J. Robinson) presided. l'here was a very numerous attendance. Several letters of apology were read from the gentlemen who were unable to atten2. Amongst these was ...

... LETTER rpom owZ Or TnE PRISONERS IN ABYSSINIA. The foll navineZ la r, rectived by a gentleman in Born- hay, fromr D: Blzwc one of the prisoners at Uagdalllah hrse been published in a Bombay pacer :- yr Mgdallih, July 2S 1867. Mlfy dear -,-I really do not know whether 1 am writing to the lisinegor the dead, to a6 confirmed bmilhelor, to a happy Benedioc, or to a flatzer at the Peris Exhibi. ...

... B AL. 1NQUET AT WAVCHESTER I I01-5. ., nipbt, the grand banquet offered to the I f ery an the che siereb eCnsv- W1 hlsncb~sie took place in the Free rrade ,eePl ty Coves were laid for 900 guests. The #!1 ?? by ladies conneoted with the prin- gile~irvativa f amilies of Use county and olty, among 14 058h Countess of Derby. The chair was cona- the on. . EOrton, M.P. for South Lauria- ~ CCC1~ ...