... THE DIYGEBROUS CLASSFS, AND ITOW TO DlxEA-L WYIH TIEM. Last night thc Bishop of London took the chair at a numerous and influential meeting held in the rooms e of the Society of Arts John-street, Adelphi, to consider 3 the fertile question of 'How to deal with the uncueployed f poor of London, and with its Irough' and criminal -claws2s. After a few prefatory remarks from the chair 3 the ...

... 14A.TWT TEJLE MS. ?? Ut. mR ?? saemwra - n ?? broughtby the United Stateaa ;n Mt Ii. Arman, the French ship builder employedeby the Confcderate authoities to; build ?? runners, the Lnpera Advocate summed up Is speiech by calling upon the court .to,'reject the claim made by the United States. The court decided upon postpning judgment r a fortnight. lung ?? p16, Y 1 o. The Pahrie of this evening ...

... -% RT-i AiJStT G¶O Uo,,0rz ?? OFI. D-VB It- ; ng 'ser~viee' a the .church' 6 '4fpddtiichsael id; , ituallisticl, 'jerffo mait-iil','''; ;i' ?? . ares6es ynd*j ,~ppi~nvntp, , e;,luX; . beers tpiwahs~very 4ig4;~ '-.and high -1fousd .it. L .inl more thani one, -ensev-r it seemed, .lmostis& .pilgrimage to mount the steepbn which'tho stqfing .And ' 4kuing 's'ed b~ik' bath' 'cof' a'building' fbin- ...

... THE O EMBANKMENT OF THEl THAMES. *I Sir John Thwaite5, the chaiman of the Metro- b politan Board of Works,.declared a portion of theni Uames embankment open for the use of the public On turday afternoon. It was done wita the T. =citest possible ceremeny, and possessed tlpe ft novelty ot being a brief business-like procelurb; t destitute of speech making and unaccompanied br with feasting. The ...

... i?j ' - ?? 0- EZx4 ZZTES &VENCnT.) BELGRADE, 7 24, EAiNm6. The ehtfS 1to ?? are now finished. They are in favour of Prince Milan's accession to 'the Jios __ __ ITALY. ILORENCA, Jom 25, EvHmeo. lI Peceence with the 23rd article of the Austro-Italian treaty of the 3rd October, 1866, an agreement has been concluded for the resti- tution of the private property of the Archduke Francis, ?? of ...

... TELEGRAPHIO INTELLGENCLE I (REUTER'S TELEGRAM.) THE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH. SYDNEY, APHIL 1. in The attempt on the life of the Duke of Edin- to wil burgh has caused an outburst of horror and tie indignation throughout the colonies. Enormous |de, demonstrations have taken place, and numerous the addresses have been signed. Prayers and thanks- wr givings have been ...

... A private correspondeit, writing fromn Zoulla, April 30, remarks: People out here have been 'greatly amused at one or two statements made in the House of Conimons anent the pro- bable expenditure. For instance, one hon. gentleman in office, when replying toaquestion putto him byanotherhon. gentleman as to the number of ships employed by govern- ment as transports for the Abyssinian Expedition, ...

... IMPER.RIAL PARLtAMENTe HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, MAT 4. The LoRD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the woolsaok at Wil no, 5 o'clocks. Sbe PRIVATE BUSINESS. b The following bills were read a third time and passed:- ti Devon Valley :Railway Bill, Loughborough Gas Bill, and ae North London Railway Bill. th MINISTERIAL EXPLANATIO l I'i; s, The Earl of MALMESBURY-Your lordniips 4ift'e vWI naturally ...

... 'I'EIIS ESVENIG, THE LADIES' CHAMPION-A HERO OF ROMANCE. Mnurs. Sothern, Buekstone, Comptou, Chipedale, Rogera & Clark~ IMeedames Yobertson, loue BurkeChippen Wloe, Rot wiiha, Law, &c. -And A CO-OPERATIVE MOVEMzENT. ST. JAMES'S-F;RENCH PLAYS. Tirs EvLWNN .at half-pastS, LES JOCIIISSES DU VAMOYUR. Followed, by LE 3iAECHIAND DE PBI)ROG AMMES. -19 eonolude with LIjCEIN ET FRITCJEN. M3f. Ravel,' ...

... ~LORP N4PIBR; 42T WOIT 01 W70H Oi 0s tixdy -von- g the Corps ol Rya Artil- losy- entertained Lord- Na 9erof Magdala at a sanquset at' \ oonwieb. mo e gvinsit of le rdsphe created considerehlu isterest,.and lafrg;nmnber of. peope assembled os n the mbaaketoteldwhenhs ge loidhipeamnved,-claudgave him mo senhsiasticthihaiue~asthoelpoh -oom8t -eabnin rebeption,. Majr-General :*WrdC piers occupying ...

... LATEST TELE.GRAMS. AUSTRIA AND THE POPE. VIENNA, JTm 24. At to-day's sitting of the Lower House, Deputy Sturn asked what course the government intended to adopt with regard to the manifestations made by some of the bishops against the Confessional Laws. The MinisterPresident replied that it was incumabent upon the government to see that the laws vhich had been sanctioned were carried out, ...

... THE, ABANDO OF. THE OCEAg Sky l 'The fo11owin, ia the rep6rt of the formid9 iu~esi-' gation into the irrmtances attendirng'teaadukn ?? in the Bay of Biscay,' about 0 mileB from Ushadit, on, the evening of' laiL -24,'118138: The Ocean' Chief was a timber-built Sailing ship of 93074-100 toenregister,thepropertyof BphriminFry Angel, of 4, India-buildings Liverpool, ini the county, of. Len- caster ...