... ME JN DEMANDS AND ENGaf DUTIES. ;el ndi;*S4' a -ti itl he '8Sent we desire to con i~ce'2i inkion,~ I it ot her anethd must lbe employed tb'lin iosj irad-s of tised in 'Scourt~of justice. it is~bhzemora needful toe bear this iiimind when the xi~tioii~*.t wrhom ar e have to deal is composed of persons who, like , the Americans, have a wholesome dislike of ouib- mg bles and techhicalities,'and an ...

... A` -AIP0, UI'1HEI MM 'R t ; . ; I4 f ( ?? b . . A . 2, t 3 .. Ik' i' i~ ' ' - IMONT DEO, nk ot :4 Ji- XtwrotehatW'f& thnmiorinmg of the 2.tliilt., at , . .eiwthengreatuneasnesesprenued'~ t ' r tlie ~ptebs w nofr theelectionfor.Predent.-Happily *in the nrte gousn or thes erneon of that Gday,e aombonation wz Beffected within thje, cambers of.thei l~isiatgre, wherebitean ram csandidate was ...

... PABZI XBJPTART. Mr5isfls FOR rim PAW J-BMBTAWEKE I I~ ~ ~RSgfiRW el^ ZHOUSE OF COMMONSE-TIM DAT. of BODERS' OF TRI DAY. Dy Flnes and Fees (rlasnd) Bill-econd reading; Pablil is, l Depa~rtments (ExtraReceipts) Bill-thzird raig; Bail. 3 ways (lxensieon of. 'lifls-Bill-seon~d resdinq; Eas ?? Museum Site Bill'-ebnsideration of Lords amend.. byments; YWaZsds rn ~ ht NOTICES OF MOTIONS. he Mr. ...

... I .E I'aI 'I I . I UGENO- i; faau~mn' TSLEGXAlMS,) : PRUSSl[. BERLIN, APRIL 7, EVE'tl.'- A ministerial council was held to-day at which it is understood that the new administrative organisation of Schleswig-Holstein with Schleswig as the seat ofggovernment was definitively decided upon. The customs parliament will not assemble till the 27th inst. The Jewish communities of Roumania have made ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 'y , ? Erl, 2, ?? ?? 1, 5 (T - 111,23wIft'll, ? :Goiid0u Ymio, the ral fo chipp. ha, next ,iddadl tho meeting in anielouena peh, .'durng rich he ?? cheered. & resolutionhaving been aeed Win faour of thehon. ulda4 thev poceedingA terminated b avote ef thans .totheobiritmn'..>'> ?? *- . BlmxkD .-L st. nihht, !pt4 Osbonm, the libealeandidate addressed e thetheat 'There isia crowded meeting, and ...

... Iv . ?? . ?? ?? . .. ;9 w . P I - -,-LORD-Ad -A2, TR7U Pkif. i is6 morrngbin ikeipation d la .visitfn Ijovd Npi~riof M 3gdala .who,; bas cealted the'in'v~itation 'ofthe mayor.'a'id al'dermen this anmment aborough toview the ar tessures which were gathered togetherin -the Tow-hall at,th'e timo of the Eisteddfod 'he~d last month'. His oErds'hip' arrived ait Chester yea- day. from fotlsd, ?? ...

... I T ' RMmPEBX ETg'THE CBYESTAL ?? P4.LAcjE The National 'Temperance League celebrated their annual fte yesterday at the Crystal Palace. Excur- sion trains ran from almost every part of the kingdom,, and provincial members of the society came in their thousands to swell the demonstration. It was the most successful fite the League has had, and a remarkable testimony to the spread of the ...

... !THV~REG1IST14TORSloS . l ' MIDDLESiRKX. h 'Yesterday, Mr; Otavhies Jo n 5ViI apnon, lq s ~rristora~'Mnted to rdvita~hd' list ofvotein for kitghti lparieera~lte, t iisD11 lii fo tlse' ?? : 'thoe hirue 1eer#e in Par mnteofor U o ~y; Great Staimorel,.' dooH nli iisisy i , e, andFinner.'', Dr ?? j to Mr. T. Gilbert, ji, the roliticial i nt at Chariziik'cross; 'attendbddou behaf ...

... [ FflE ?? , A¶ QT- J AT :,O. : TES MHRTHQiZ- ATd CMLO. I ..:I . I 'I m_ - e.. . I1 ?? - . - - a: -:i I I the sto;es ar'cloed, and Cllaoaseems deserted. A feel. ilg of terror prevails that this ima be' : secbnd St, Thomas affair; and if there should be another 'earthquake to-day, affairs would look dangerous Sbhips are torn and battered, and theieawat the resent i.witingiboils and bubbles like ...

... lit give a short hint to an impartial writer it would be to tell fa jate If he resolved to venture upon the dangerous precipice oI ettI ubias- d truth, let him prolaim war with mankind-neither 1o gie nor to take quarter. If he tells the crimes of great men they to ohim ith the iron hands of the law; if he tells them of ital wh .ven they hove any, then the mob attacks him with slander, grugjc ...