... THEl SAFETY OF DXL LKVINGSTONE. . . .1 . I . .- The Transeae Aryus, of January last, puilisbies the following inteliigence cn tie anthotity of CfapL;lin J. F. Wilkinsuo:- The capt-sin informs us that fle lils just arriv, d fromn larico, wvaere he had seen H8r. Martiuns Swarts, an elephant hunter, well known in thi; republic, anc who had just returned from oue o)f his allnlal Shoot- ing ...

... TU , GA1DW. -B . GI I o gfir0ejsrgar ?? areddig ~n~~~hqg ~rd~ibd dlig : isdtt drews. 1nh'-1'b i ma to _eeie stunsljo nldrilftiochoose y~(o'cmargO~e1 hlo Dslrlnlodll bbeash .andfor a ieiwig~yOU :1gisftarLhwith'gubjeeitd.fba changel after ,bloming. -;VI rg hina S( aTI ao rle I W Pbi Hc an d y t It, a ropinumnatteet iab 1in, fowerai. lasnd w si'fo i ttl trtsublend goiod egt hlia'et aunsP follaged ...

... FRAN CE. PARIS, Ajigl 5.-On the occasion of laying the foundation stone of a church at Rambouillet yesterday, M. Baroche, the Minister for Public Worship, made a speech, in the course of which he announced that a plan for the con- struction of parochial roads would be laid before the Legislative Body at its next sitting. M. Baroche observed that this plan, which will occupy the finances of the ...

... 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 who favour the American system of large smooth-bore guns, in opposition to our system of less bulky rifled ordnance, who measure thne power of a gun by its calibre and weight, instead of by the effective blowv which it is able to deliver, are for ever flourishing in the face of the British public the fact that the Americans are now engaged upon the construction of 20-inch smooth-bores, ...

... 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. ...

... The first court-martial held in Abyssinia affords matter for consideration to the Royal Commission just appointed to inquire into the existing system of administering justice in the army. Captain Macnaughten, of the 3rd Bombay Light Cavalry, has been tried at Senaf= for having on the 15th of November last entered the tent of another officer of his corps, Lieutenant C. L. Helbert, who was under ...

... I A WORD ON AND TO DR. VAMfBER Y. DR. VAtMBRY, the ex-dervish, is much in the habit of writing letters to the English newspapers. The most recent of these, written some few days ago, gives us occasion tomake somegeneral remarksuponhis name and his Englisa, as well as upon its particular subject matter. First of all as to his name. It is undoubtedly troublesome to English printers that they ...

... MfISCELLANEOUS. Admiral Sir Henry Ducie Chads, ?? died at his resisence, at Soutbsen, Hant6,,on Tuesday. Sir John Pakington has been suffering from an attack of chicken-pox. The nvmber of patients relieved at the Royal Free Hospital during the week ending April 4 was 3,907, of which 1,296 were new cases. Mr. Justice Hannen will be entertained at dinner by tle Home Circuit, of which he was a ...

... ; - SMIGRATION TO CANAPA. - To TMEDXTro1e-.Sir,-As the subject o(emigratlI h es irgely engagedtlie attentlon of the public inc), ?? th6a distress existing at the East-end of London, and the emigreten committee haning arransed for the ship- mentthis week of - number n thdistressed operatives and'their families to Quebec, I would feel-obliged by your permitting me to point out the claeSS8 that ...

... DEPARTURE OF THE PRWiCE AND PINCME. 'he journey regarded with such eager antioipation mt the Irish aide of the' channel was commenced on Tuesday by the Prince and Princess of Wales, froni the Euston terminus of the London and North. western railway. The streets were lined with spoo. tators, every window and balcony was filled, and as the occupants of the royal carriage drove by to the terminus ...

... ?? TTC EAL ' From the v-eekly returssryhe registrar-general Re learnbthat in the week that .ended, on Saturday, A-pril 11,'4,080births and 2,80i deaths were regis- tered in London atinlin thittern their large towns of the Umted Karjgdom. The-annuaJ rate' ofmortalit; 'was 23 per l,@O0- persons living. The annualirate of mortality last week was 21.pez 1000 in London, 28 in Edinburgh, -and 22 in ...