... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... , THE IRIhH PzDA~TE=QADl ia-. YES ! . , . i-, I- f -TAMff S., I . n - I , ?? - 'S4 9in'. E 2:T 3DITOB OF TEE D-AILT NEWS. ' : ' have already brought under your hotiue tbe ststementb nade bi the. girl of Mayo, in the ' debate on Irdlad, of the land, c ultivated, and of the * laud' under the plough. Allw me now, as shortly asposslble;\to direct yoor atteution to the onlgyother plS f ...

... I :: I . I (ROMx ouR oWN conosPonDU.) FLORENCEA Amaa 6. Yesterday the Chamber of Deputies voted the last six articles of the multure tax. The 23rd article, that by which the power is granted to government to deduct from the payment of the rente a sum corresponding to the tax levied under other titles on moveable property, encountered the opposition of Briganti Bellini, and of several other ...

... FANrKR UlTCY AND COMMERCIAL MORAL S. VE are happy to see that the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce is .i;gorOslY, followving up the line of thought as to the bearing of We sstemn of bankruptcy upon commercial morality which has been sofrequently suggested and insisted upon by ourselves. We donot think that any one can doubt that whilst there are a large numnbcr. of merchants whose sense of honour ...

... Makabst Star lKilitarm. I THE EASTER MONDAY REVIEW. (FvOM OUR OWN CORBESPONBENT.) PORTSMOUTH, FnDAY. More than a thousand volunteers, attired in various uniforms, have arrived here to-day, after pro- longed railway journeys from London and the provinces. Most of the churches were attended by the volunteers, and thire was a service in theartillery drill Elked on the Governor's-green. The ...

... YFBOM LAST NIGHrS AZETTEl I . , I _ : I 'hers, [NA asE GE SOLICITORS ANeD FURTHER PASTIOULABS TO EN Y-fiVe fcT MD AT THE OFSiCE OF THE CHIEF. ItWISTBAR, 1r..ive ~COUEM OF BANKBUPTCY, IASINGHALL.STHEET.] )fifty BA ~NKRUPTS. loan, I WoBELT MACRAY, Spencer-slweel, Goawvell-road, baker, to surren- [ejent dew April 2D, at 12. Much SAMUEL RAWSON, Candle, Norlhamptonshire, general dealer, Id as A ...

... I,, ;,4DIA.- ioapBRAT ON - ?? SCO'1 ?? W l uaforpublication:, ?? fi . The undersigned, aelegatesfr Nova Scotia, oharg with a'ddress to thecrown, ?? adopted-by-the. Legislative Aosemblyoftatprov.inoeand a petitiontobpth houses of parliament, submit the followngh -ri-- -tatei-- t offaects for.the consideration of~the gavexnmont,. parlia- , rneppdf p~ple of England. feprovwe aNova, ,Scofia ,se3ei ...

... T'ELRAHI n d INTEIGiENtc'E. THE ABYSS&~A XEIIN Sir S. Northpote has received the following tele- gram from Sir P. Napier, dated from near Ahani, March 17: My camp with 1'00 men will be at Lake ta Aahangi to-morrow. Staveley oise march in rear, VE with six mountain guns aund 1,400 men Four D Armatrong guns and two mortars on elephants, t with 1,500 men, two marches in rear, of Staveley. S ...