... [fBY ATLA:;IiC TELEGRAPIL.I FRANCE. PARIS, FEBRUAnty 21 (3.30p.m .) Bourre aimnated. Reutea, 69.50. HOLLAND. THE HAGUE, FEBRUArY 21. The election Of a member to the Second Chamber took place at Groningen to-day. Herr Gertsm3, the OPPOsitiOn candidate, was elected by a large majority, AMERICA. NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 20. Closing Prices.-Gold, 14OQ. Sterling exchange on London, 110. 5-20 United ...

... The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher is writing A Life of Chriset, Lord Stanley has declined to attend a Conservative dinner I about to be held at Lynn, The amount required to complete the doak worka In pro. gress at Liverpool, Is over £700,000. The Governor of Cuba has instiuted courtamartlalfor the trial of incendiaries, robbers, and murderers. The Swiss (Consul in Mexico has been instructed to e - ...

... TORY DWSER IN ALL SAINTS' WARD. A dinner of the supporters of the Bicinghamn ConstLe tutional Assoeiation in All Saints' Ward was held lmt evening, at Ur. Griffl's, Trees Inn, H0oekcy. Mr. John T. Holden, Chainoan of the AU Saints' Branch of the assooltion, presided; and there were present Messrs Sampson S. Lloyd, Edward Gem, Councillors Wadhamsq, Perki, Taylor, and Lowe, Captain Peel, Messrs. ...

... TA I T N E W S. FOR \S'h l i PARIS, FrBRUAItY 1 .l(vening). The laelrce oF this evening states tha' the! rnemberq of the Council of Ministers and Privy Council held epecial rccetilngs yester(lay evening And this morning. The Fravce says :-' We learn that a meeting of Deputies has been held in the Rae do I'AroCed, under the presidency of M. Jerome David. At this meeting it was resolved to ...

... ? livalloughAm Raik loot SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1868. NEWS OF THE DAY. According to the census returns of 1861, of 2,224,743 person& residing in the United States who were born in the United Kingdom, 1,611,301 were born in Ireland. Two persons, a man and woman, are in custody at Manchester, charged with being concerned in robbing a gentleman of a purse containing £60. in bank notes, and a draft ...

... DIOCESAN AND APCHIDTACONAL SYNODS I IN THE SEE OF LICHFIELD. An adj our ned meeting of the clergy of the rural deanery of Newport, Salop, was held yesterday in the, Grammar School, Newport, for the purpose of diacumaing a series of resolutions, forming the constitution of the Arohlidlaconal and Diocesan Synods about to be established throughout the diocese of Lichhield. The proposed ...

... VOTIOES TO C0ORRIESPONDENTS, ' iettea; inte ened for piljtwicatie n;st be aroaniafed (v tl ,asor and edV,ess of the n'riter.. Slot rb on bat for he cnfoma ion of Ewi ht ;i tov, '1I S.-No, -'A. 0. li-Yes Igoiorsmus. -Defoe. J. F-We don't knowv L. DI. F-i'o; the pledgo bs forfeited: W . E, Sedgley, ehould see our correspandect there, A Vitim had better let the matter rest where ...

... I A meeting of the subscribers and friends of this soolety was held in the Committce Room of the Town HAll, yes. terday afternoon the MAYoR (Mr. T, Avery) presiding, The object of the society is, to look after the neglected children of the streets, with a view of accomplishing the following result:-L To place such as may be proper objects In certified, industrial or other schools. 2. To ...

... --A Ir.- m:.-I [Fron thie Times.] At least 150 persons were askiDg each other yesterdaY why horsefleah ahould not be good fare. It was a question of resson against prejudice. A horse is a Olean, and even a dainty, feeder. The pig, which Christians eat vlthout seruple, is not to be compared with the horse In this respect Many persons bad by actual experiment convinced themselves tiat horseflesh ...

... Return of new cases of disoase coming under treatment drtha she voek ending Saturday, the 8th day of February, 1e8:- Diseases. 1 Total. Sma Pos ._ _ _ Measles ;*. _ 19 16 8 BEarlot fever I. _ 1 3 2 9 16 Diphtheria _ Whooping Cougb - 1-39 _ 2 G 47 rorp ..2 _ 1 4 Dirrhoes ,,,,, 1 1 12 21 4 6 45 Dysentery ,. *. 1 1 _ 1 4 Asiatic Cholera., . _ trysipalas ., ,, 1 - 1 2 _ 4 Continued Fever , _9 _ 10 ...

... L'A TEST N E WS [RZRTHVS TxFRAaM8.1] ABYSSINIA. Sir Stafford Northeoto hbs received the following teled [r'em from Sir R~obert Napler, dated 6th February- hajor Grant, whom I had deputed ta PrInce KassiA has been wollrecelved by the Prince. My 1etterandpresents were suitably received in an open Durbar, attended by 2,090 chiefs and People, Owing to the Prince being engaged in certain ceremonies ...

... MISCELL iNEOUS. 0 There Is now , prifoner in Taunton gaol who has just, :had a legacy left Lin of £16,000. .A bill to secure international copyright with Groat Britaln haa been introduced into the American Senate., It is satd that Lord Resseli Is ocoupied In preparing a work on his administration of foreign affairs and the Foreign Office. Mr. John Abel Smith has fixed the second reading of his ...