... ..I FRANCE. Franoe bas agaln purchased a large number of horisa in 31xungary. It 9 said that no less than 25,00) will be 9ueoeIsey despatched from Peath to Strasburg. Rplyng to an artioh in the .New Pruasian cross aere, t'he £endard says that the arrival of the nano. Varian iefugoee in French territory surprised the French government more disa bly than that of Prussia. The xtepe spontaneously ...

... . 9.0a rnal as o -1 I The ReS. B. ngn e ionaI minister, of I ftids city hmi rceived and accepted a sordial and unani.- ses hnvt to beome the pator gt the Oongregational ibuc, llfraeomnbe, North P.rd. ?? PIOXFO TS AT v Pw 4 -bi --At the'%)ity Onh C UO ?? were charged with > $ ^ jOI rfit of tbe. ?? with intent to pick Ine 'i ?? Pali's office clerks observed Xe acting in Sceri* aund choosing has ...

... THE MUESILTS OF PENY NOVEL READING. - I ., ?? _, I . . . ?? ?? . -I AI thhe hames Pollce'eourt, n onday, Francl. Moort land, a boy of dixt6en, was charged With-cen~ittlg eighti' determined robberies. IMr.'Henr James Ladson of 150, Qannon-streetlloadjad ?? jeweller. Abiout..ten' o'olockln 'tlhe -mornlngt 'eloner entefed ?? shop and Iad'hie, wantedit ee'~ hev'eiratebh''at the wnme. time polntlnr ...

... THAE WEEKLY TIMES. I I ~~MA NC HE.S T E , SATUtAY, ARIL 18, 1868. TOPIPO. TAE political utterances of the week have been unusually significant. First in point of time, if not. also in nterest is the address of Professor L RoGns at the chamfers of the National Reform Union. Then followed Mr. FonsrSn, at the in. auguration of the Leeds COBDEN Club; after hiu came Mr. ROUNDELL, at Clitheroe; and ...

... ITHE RIVERS POLLUTION COMMISSION IN I I -- MANCHESTER. On Wednesday, the commissioners appointed by govern Imnt,-to inqre- intorho beat means 4o -remedying9tbe illunien of1 riv attinded at he Manchester Toat HM .*here they met thze Mayo,the Town-clerk, ths officer-°i hiealth, delauticn from the City Counall, -d-a lihe Ctororation ofcials who awre coneernxed with tlieshnitary Morton. Tha ...

... FRANOE. * jtdgment vs,glren .on Wednesday In the case of; the United States Goveimaent v. X ArmanL ':!The judgmint' F ha teg that the contract of 1863 aontaified nostlpulatlon lead- t Ing to phe pruppoolton'tthe order for the vesselehad been 8lren %sthe Southern States; that, Ooomseqnuntly,- It we,' . aless t^mine If the vses were destined for service in 2V = 4Iaeaw,,orIf the veels -had been ...

... LATEST - wS. LATEST NEt AMERICA. The New -fork Nw Youg, FB1RVARY 2. 4'~C(~Ountspapers contajn onrdco~ accuns ?? regarding the Alabama; claims, one stating that the President has resolved to bring the question to an Ummediate issue, while another avers that the report has no, foundation, but that a correspondenc on ?? h claims will be at once opened through tr. Thorne ton. The plan of ...

... UNVEILING OF THE ALBERT MEHORLI4L AT On Wednesday, in the presence of many thousands of spes. tatore, the Mayor of Hull (Mr. G. O. Roberts) unveiled a memorial statue of the late Prince Consort, which has been erected by public subscription in the People's Park. The ceremony was of a most imposing description, anl the pabla bodies and the rifle siad artillery corps taking part therein. A ...

... David Riordan, of Dargan's Creek, writing to the Scv Aforning Herald, describing his sufferings while lost fo several days in the bush, says :- I left Dargan's Creek at about seven o'clock on tho morning of the 18th of June, In company with ?? man, a baker, named Charles Pooly, we both being in the employ of Mr. Sheppard, to look for a pig that rn away some time that morning. I went about a ...

... THE RUSSIANS IN COETR&L AIA..-B&TiLE OF SA.AXOAND. The InvaU*, of St. Petersburg, publishes a milltary bulletin, giving the following official account of the battle of Saaroanld, and the occupation of the town by the Russian army. Our territory having been repeatedly Invaded by Bok. hara troops, General von Kaufmann at last resolved to put a stop to these predatory inroads. Accordingly, on Msy ...

... THE ASSASSINATION OF THE HON. D'ARCY | I TBI'GEIL I The following details of this melancholy occurrence are published in the Hamilton (Ontario) Timres:- Ottawa, Tuesday, April 7. About 2 30 o'clock this morning, as the Hon. Mr. McGee was drawing near his boarding-house in Ottawa, he was cruelly murdered by some one who is as yet entirely un- known to the authorities. Whenhe was picked up, ...

... In the Rolls Court, on Monday, the case 6f Mullins v. Hussey .Was heard. A ?? of some interest was raised In this suit with refereneo to the legality of a marriage performed in Ireland between a Protestant ?? Catholic by a Roman Catholic prlest WUI. Deam A. S. Pembeaton and Edward Sheardoun, solicitors, having established the claim of one Frances A. Mullins the mother of the plalatiff, to ...