... THE ABYSSINA- EXPEDITION. DF(OX OURi ow0 'oaoaSPosDrNr.) a EEADQUAiTERS, ANTALO, MARS11 2oE Since I last wrote we have reached what has e from the first been regarded as one of the land- a marks of our route ;'and the whereabouts of the 9 Commander-in-Chief at this date may be ascer- tained with some accuracy by a reference to Wyld's a' or Reith-Johnston's atlas. The - position of Ie Agoola ...

... 'FRANC&E ] The Indepenedance Belge and the .provincial papers concur in st'ating that a, recent parliamentary dinner at the Tujleriea was followed by an important conversa- i tion between the Emperor and several memibers of the e Majority, who domplaiaed that the Goverumen'flid not' ?? th at firmnessa which they so highly: prize; find which, if we mistake not, consists. chiefly in keeping ...

... CORRE SPONDENCE. THE STORY OF A LATE COURT-MARTIAL. TO tIC EDITOR of taze PALL MALL GAZETTE. SItR,-You some short time ago alluded to a court-martial on an acting scrgeant-major of the Grenadier Guards. The questions arising from the said court-martial are not yet set at rest, and I will beg you to allow ire to give a short account of a remarkable episode in the history of the Adlittant ...

... THOSE long farces which are from time to time brought out at the Palais Royal, and which, while called comedies, and even exceeding the dimen- sions proper to comedy of the received kind, consist of a tissue of extrava- gant adventures, involving as agents and patients personages whose charac- teristics are heightened to the broadest caricature, find no readyresponse with the English public. ...

... I FRANCE.-At a cabinetcouncil held at the Tui leries on -Monday it was decided by -the emperor and the, ministers that the fresh elections shall not take p lace before next year. Though the idea of a disso- lutienof the chambers may have been put on the tapis, his majesty, considering that government has been fully supported by the corps l6gislatif, which has almost unanimously passed 'the ...

... MB. WHITWORTErS BENRFACTION. .1 .. .. . I.. The following 'is the official minute of the Science and Art Department of the Committee of Council on Education, South Kensinigton, in reference to this benefaction.':-:' ' . At Whitehall'bhce27th day of March, 1868 by the Right Hocn. the Los*d of the Committee of her liIajesty's 31ost Honourable Privy Council of Edueation. . lords consider Mr. ...

... HAYMARiKET. TEIs EvrNTNG, A CO-OPERATIVE MOVFMENT.-AT HERO OF ROIMANCE. Messrs. Sotharn, Backstone, Compton, chippen- dale, Rligers, and Clars; Mesdames sobertson, EBuke, Chippen- dale, Fitzwilliani, Laws, &C. -And INTRIGTUL. .Mr. Kendal, &c. PRINCE OF WALES'S ROYAL T1lEATRE. Tsader the Mlanagomont of Miss Mlarie Wilton, Tars EvFsINo, A DEAD SHOT. Mr. G. Honey-At 8, PLAY! htessrs. Hare, ...

... LROM LAST I. A -AE PROM LAS NIaGHTS GAZETTE. ?? OF SOLIOXTOIS AND FURTHER PABCULARB To Bg x OTAIED AT THE OflCE OF THE CH RBISTRAR, Ia.. COURT OFr AMKUPTCY, NASINGRALL.STRENT.] cr* .:.iBANKRUPTS. THOMAS MAITIN, Baslugatoke, Hants, baker, to surrender Apri 29, at 12. of JOHN &AnTY, Burnham Mlarket, Norfolk, agriculturalmpelernk im- inveitor, April 20, at 12. Iot Louis ISLE, Oval-road, Regent's ...

... EL9 ERYBOD>YS C hi t i The following was aespeech bys aoncezsful mc-., for' the prize of a foot race:-' Grittlsern. ha this coip by the use Of MY legs; I Ira-c 1 tn., lose the on~e of my lgeg by the use of ?? Cilp The ntcffotd paopers ?? tile nar:y.I Teottiseon, Blvushill Lio.n, in h~r lI) ye li. had lu- I dEecendaute. A me~n who J,, &Jwrtitaift lodgings t,~ 2. i- risiers,' adds, 'l Ilchiu ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE. By sPEoiAL SXPRSSS AND ELSOTRIc YrsLGRAPH FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. THE ABYSSINIAN EXPEDITION. The following is from the special correspondent of the Yew Yoskr HeraU with the Abyssinian expedition:- i s Lake Ashange,I March 1S. We have arrived.here. A hostile chief'is camped. on the height overlooking the English carmp. He re- fises to give provisions, and dares Sir ...

... SERlOUS DISTURBANOES AT WIGAN THE MILITARY CALLED OUT. A party of 400 or 500 of the colliers on strike, many of whom were armed with bludgeons, assembled about four o'clock on Tuesday morning, in the ueighbourhood of the Lindsay Pit, Wigan, for the purpose of prevent- ing the commencement of work. A large force of police tad been sent to the place, where they were joined by a party of the ...

... ?Mpfnal valliammt. HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH 30. The Royal assent was given by Commission to several Bills. Lord LYVEDEN called attention to the papers which had been presented to Parliament in respect to hostilities on the River Plate, and urged the Government not to interfere, as if they did the country might be drawn into a very disagree- able war. The Earl of MALEsBsuRY did not apprehend the ...