... I EPITOME OF OPINION OF THE MORNING JOURNALS THE IMPERIAL PAMPHLET. The Times observes that the closer people look into the Imperial pamphlet on the 1 Titles of the Napoleon Dynasty the more they are at a loss for the reasons which may have determined such a publication at the present moment. So far as such things may be judged by spectators at a distance it is not by any means as to its ...

... OCCA SIOZVA L NO TES. The following is an extract from a letter from Mr. H. Rassamn, dated Magdala, Feb. 9, i868:- You x ill 1 e glad to learn that the Emperor still continues his mock friendship towards me, and constantly sends me very polite messages. I-le is now within eight hours' ride of this place, but at the rate he has been travelling sirce lie left Debra Tabor in October, he is not ...

... Sn j GOV TERNLvMENT AND THE IRISH CHURCH. 0 o not think that any one who has an adequate notion of the vlule of w ords Will waste much time in criticisingf the lan- guage of Mr. GLADSTONE S motion on the Irish Church. The 'ne Clharacter of the issue before Parliament and the nation is so lain and so broad that the precise terms in which it is expressed are of little importance. The gist of the ...

... DEPBRIAL PARLIAKENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.-Wouday. Their lordships sat for a short time, and adjourned early. HOUSE OF COW2lNS.-Moneav. COVENTRY ELECTION PETITlON.-Sir P. G. EGERTON, chairman of the select committee appointed to try this petition, reported that the committee had agreed to the following resolution, viz:- That Heeiry Mather Jackson was, by his agents, guilty of bribery at the last ...

... MSOUSE OF LORDS.-MIONDAT. TENU- OF LAND (IRELA.NDt. The Marquis of CLANHICARDE. in calling attention to the state of the Land Tenure act in treland, said that though it might appear to be speaking against the very motion he was about to make, yet facts compelled him to pdmit at starting that there was never a time which less called for special legislation between the landlord and tenant in ...

... Sm VWALTEjt RALEIGH1 ON THE SOArrOLD. - The scaffold having been erected near dwelling-houses, Raleigh observed when he ascended it several noble- men and gentlemen who had stationed themselves at a window of Sir Randal Crew's to witness his death and because his voice was weak, he requested thens to come out and stand on the scaffold, as he had something to say to them; whenr they had done as ...

... TOWN EDITION. SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1868. _ ?? _ _ TOPICS OF TRE WEEK. (On Monday night Mr. GLADSTONE fulfilled his pro- mise, or executed his menace. He placed on the table three resolutions for bringing about the destruction of the Established Church of Ireland. We give these most important sentences in a slightly condensed form. 'lThey will be historical. 1. That the Established Church of ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-MOiDAY, MARCH 30. | ROYAL ASSENT. The royal assent wag given by commission to the Conso-I lidated Fund t368,398I. 19s. 9d.) Bill; the Public Depart. ments (Extra Receipts) Bill; the Fairs (Ireland) Bill ; and the Court of Appeal, Chancery (Despatob of Business) Amendment Bill. The conmissioners were the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Cadogan, and the Earl of Tanker- ville. The ...

... ib13[IrnC INTEAGENCIL (RMIZ' TELEGAS.) I - COLLIERY STRIKE IN BELGIUM. BRUSSELS, MARCH 26. Disturbances have taken place in the coal dis. y tricts of Charleroi in consequence of the strike of d the colliers. At Chantelineau a lieutenant of the e gendarmerie was seriously wounded. At Montigny cl tel or twelve rioters were killed or wounded. ii General Thibaut has left Brussels for Charleroi a ...

... I- TELBGRAPHIO ''INGENO - (auuTua TEEBAH5.): PRINCE 3WAPOII10N; N.BEL ;BERLIN, MiAn 5, EvEHOHG. The crown, Prince of; Prossa -paid a visit to 3 Prince l!sapoleon at the Hotel Royal torday. His t Imperial Highness afterwards pioceeded to the t Royal Palace in one of the state Carriages to visit u the King. b His Majesty afterwards returned the visit of his 1 Imperial Highness. I The Princes ...

... I (moX oun own cOURESPONDUnT.) BERMIN, ScAnIC 14. prince Napoleon left Berlin for Dresden this morning at 6 o'clock. Many explanations of his visit to Germany have been given by the papers, i but none of them probably are trustworthy. It I has been reported in Vienna that the Prince's object is to take up again the threads of the policy which had been dropped in Salzburg last year, for the ...

... I WORKI.NE MEN AND PARLIAMEN'ATAY THE BEPRESENTA TION. II di A meeting of the Birminigham Trades Coumoil l0 was held on Thursday night, to receive the report of a lspecial committee appointed to inquire into the best P mode for securing the return of a working marn topsria. I ment, as third member, under the new Reorm Bill; i'ld 15 also the probable cost, and the best method for obtaining 7- ...