... THE. IRISH AND SCOTCH REFORM BILLS. ?? TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAny NEWS. SiR,-I have not yet seen it pointed out in the discussions on the present crisis that, unless there is an immediate resignation of the ministry or a dissolution of parliament, a great injustice will be done to Ireland and Scotland in the legislation upon their reform bills. As Mr. Bright said on Monday night important ...

... I A private letter, dated Crete, 27th April, con- talos te following intelligesce: Contending parties in this island are farther than ever from settling their grievances. As, the Turks become more conciliating, the Cretans, under Russian and Greek influence, become more exacting. The insurgents are at present principally confined to the mountains which are covered with snow, and they are ...

... |ii THE &- N BSDNt O1 ; ' TI .,iij:,n .; Aft; vi *. )(Z6On OUR, arx ODI MSPh D , 'I YORK, Nov. 14. 'V Ger . .1 Giit. ; 3'w ''o -cours' ?? t aentre,-of- atiractionfi-'to 1 the . 6political, 'worfd} '>eittera.for,:hins,' seeking bffiees;,irach him by ithe ' iundred, ,and ?? .he, 'asaxoupqced-.regu? larly burnt by) -his. aid e;de-colip withonta his ever v~teeino h. thelatorh9Jas also ...

... I By: REVEoLTION 'IN xA'wN.'. 1Q ?? 7; -ir k , :-y :, .~ .~ A ,v - r ?? sw- a:; = t e 'N .11. ?? ?? ?? d- ::l! ' t- 9 ?? : ?? i . * r, ?? W. . *i. OiSudayI~wy.1 d;,for the~flr--;'timo eio ce ; theerevoliztion, ss.grand reieilwiof :tho'toops sf~the garrison of;sfdidai' 'The 'reyjewx (dr, more pro- perly : yerixig)'3 . eoiastedxuedb, .iab'4tt'{iodn. ?? A it. W ' sjdendiduhtsii ;A~bnt there ...

... ! ing, ?? e ?? 4esdases i y.4 O :Hc tht71a ' &!xndl' - U':f . nAXa~-5:' ?? iftbJtt'¶ ?? TIISs XEVaNIO, EASY SHAYIN(*. Messr. Ro Qix &; Gordon; MlsassBsrke &Wright.-15ETBA. Mlesr. Eo~Oln-' - RN CEEF ALS T ROYAL THEAT . , Two o E aixa, at 7 EELABB . Messes fL; tin&, S.iigehy Atkiagh, .Mlas. C juionl d*pi S, ine withe. ?? Es.7e iTH e ?? Tio HE STRANGER, SEhAN*EI THAN EVlEW.. Mesrs. ST BAouhD ...

... TDC 3at ROW#+ DRUY-LANE. Tis vmno OE UNQLE-RI?TG 0' SCOTS. Mx. Phls es Adsn rig Roue, &a. Mesdamses HetthSelrt, fle tthews,A d A GAN BALT LIVEI3.TIShEMENT. HAYMARKET. Tuin EVnENIG A CO-OPERATIVE MOVE1MENT-LEAH. Messrs. H eowe,R ,. B stone, &o. Meodames Batemaci, Ftzawilliam, &c.-And A PRETTY PIRCE OF BUSINESS. Jessc. Buc!ktone, Howe, &e.-Comrmence at Seven. PRINCESS'S. Tins EvnNING, A CHARMING ...

... A ENGLISH WOKSIG. MAN ON THE I I : S?,!a1UCANWORFIGT COMA8MER I Di: :t WASHNTON, Itvr 20. .Workmen here may perhaps be well described just now'by ?? Mr. Bright's forcible aimii and declaring them tobe full of corn. They e are, metaphorically speakingi reang and plunging ersallover this continent. The bricklayers, theiron-. workers, the tailors, the .gasmen, and the miners F ae meakdng ...

... Unibetr A? KiTtelliatlyTrt CAM BRIDGE, OMr 16. *TJEOLoOIOAL 113XAMINATION. -Examniners - I T. A. Jeromic, D.D., Eaogius Professolr of 3)ivinit7 W-. Iolwyi. D.DB., Lady Melareart's Profossor of Divinity; T. Rl. Birks, MI.A., Trinity olisge; W~. DR. Churton, M.A., K(ing's Collogo; J. M. Faller, M.A., St. Johrn's College; A. Holmes, M.A., Clara College. E xaminedaiud approved:I -Atkinson, B.A., ...

... DR. WATTS AND _POPULAR FALLAOCIES TO TS EDrM0 OF THSE DAILY NEWS. .ns,-It is bgh time that some one appeared 6n beheffof Dr Watts, and to correct a misquotation of one of his poems, wrhich, by careless repetition of writers lea&.epeekers innumerable, is fast becoming apart of the p optilkr belef, and will, in common with other fallacies and falsehtoods, require ages Qf denial md confutation to ...

... To TimE EDlITOR OF TUEB DAnY NEWS. Sm;,-I am one of the many thousands who have bieen seriously injured in pocket by the delusive state- f caents put forth in the prospectuses of too many of the speculating companies offered to the pablic during the 2ast few years. Like the majority, I believed in names. j;he adhesion to many of these projects of men enjoying high r epute for integrity and ...

... FRAN CE, -LI (raoIx o Wn OWS CO5ErIO1MMlrrs.) PARIS, TirunsnDEvAY nvG. The Figaro stated yesterday that the prosecu- tion of the Gaulois was withdrawn. The Irnd- pendance Belge says the same thing, and at the same time expresses very positively the opinion which I offered from the first that the semi-official contradictions only confirm the substantial accu- racy of the Gaidois' original ...

... 1 TEN', ?? 1U ATBOr1A 'Since' the glorie's 7 f Itk.~ old CCMia~eO 2a ha Lcession -fbas acid' oreiisglisat '6~6r been regeeded was kept with aJ l:due ]oi~ra At Rie ~ rh of In Jnne is th irha ?? erge nlL, who had is i thalevenrthao one edeeing qualtadhawa from te 'tera~'o'o'Wmndsor AOstle, and at interest in the pl~saare ad- prutof it sholarsa.' The King en D joyednothingso, machen avisit, ...