... TEBRIFIOTHUNDEB2w.? =MW1~O~ AWODENTS AND LOSS Ol? ?? OteFriay abutnoon, a violent thunderstom aceouuiened brviid and ?? flhes of ligt-i flastih es it dif at. lesat a cople ofe heus avised' cflonsideoub daneto Al roinervasto the nsorningh.h~ hin otedaultrh Ah fittvrll rfor41e ,thuelve 'elo t de sik hchnhd som tetme pevousl frejbeen ovrs. drost, bcaging b alot sdeiy 'unusual siz, ted storm ...

... TE DIINISTERIALCRISIS. A general meeting, of officcrs. and menmbers ot va- *lous working class organisations and of reformers generally, convened by tho Londlon Worlcing MZen's association, was held on Friday evening, at tue Bell inn Old Bailey, for the purpbse of conside-ring the 'roprity of holding an out-door demonstration, to express an opinion on the conduct of the aovernment ~t the ...

... ouf CONT S. Q- - W ?? h t~his as-thbhact or'-s conspiracy,' Jnd could Iot have e sa ?? it be sjtse , aonh'bt Dcuel Btt~heonly mauwhobnsbe(;nc6lV~ited-,' talllnO thid un oaed? Anid ft isiaba vmo.e ible, vth eerthaint istheae- a nbeen a eiesitale hailure of 1ostiE. tlherait the Other enlpis atbil?' eiter he- Ycebev Utketi15PVIfUliber.Of'.iminO2 sentpemO justie.- thereal aseclrpliohs, of Barevtt ...

... M1 GLRDERONWS FAST KNOCK The debate 'vie'h accompanied the second .redia, of Mr. ?? Chrch (Ireland) bill, and which was got to an end in eve evening, aisclosed. the policy which the ?? is adopting, in the hope of get- ting the work of the House of Oommons de- otryed in the House of Lords. The course which Mr. Gladstone is pursuing is the straightforward oue: since he has found all ki8ds Of ?? ...

... LLOYDSWEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. ML DISRAELI'S TACTICS. Mr. Disraeli will be remembered as having produced the most irregular, turbulent, and. unsatisfactory session in the records of the parliaments of his time. Al-or nearly all -good measures are blocked, by the charges. and counter-chargea of ?? and the Ministerial benches. The session has been fruitful in unparliamentary language. Anger has ...

... ST. PANCRAS BATHS AND WAMHouSM. _. . A s - . at -t . The long vexed question of whether the large perish of St. Pancras should have its owa pubie baths and washhouses has at length been iinally settled bythe opening of the bildin which has been erected for these purposes an King-street, Cam- den-town. In the eaternal part of the building there is no attempt at architectural effeot, the great ...

... THE P;ILOSOPHER ON; THE SHANGG MAN.''~. ,he appearance of M1r. John Stuart Mill as v gallows advocate, is a public misfortune. It is an event so important, that we feel eionnd to follow the philosopher with scrupu- lous care, tuirough the train of reasoning which ,a lodged him where he stands. The force Elf his example, and the power of his intellect, -ontributed to put Mr. Gilpin in the sad ...

... DREADFUL WRECK AND LOSS OF LaE. The screw ateamer Garonne struck on some (Lanu serous rocks a mile and a half wetward of Lamornn, n Mount9 Ias, on Fridiy se'unighb., rapidly fillUd, and' ini twety mimdltes was totally lost, with her I ptaif, mnate, two st6wards, and fifteen of ler Ras- *sngers. Two passengers and-eighteen of the crew The (Garonnesailed from ?? en Thursday niglit, Oetween four ...

... 1MBL IEUTER'S TELEGPX.RSA 1 SWITZEILAND. B risE, Saturday. Negediations wrill shortly be entered into between the Swiss confederation and Italy, for the conclusion of treaficsof commerce and estradition, and a conven- tivn establishing the rights of settlement of subjects .Of either nation, in the territory of the other, CANDIA. TnssrE, Friday Evening. intelligence has been received here from ...

... I FfORDIGN InTELIGENCE. I FAGE.-In Monday's sitting of the legislative body a bill waspresented, providing for the insertion of an item of 8,5i00f00. in the extraordinary budget of 1869, to be applied towards the completion of parochial roads In Tuesdiy4 s sitting the debate relative to; free trade was continued. M. Rouher, who resumed his speech 'after reading a letter written by Mr. ...

... WjI-PFA PARLIAMENt.. EO17Sy OF' COMMONS.-WMODAT. TEB LIBEL BIIh. TmrOsi for going into committee ou this bill, Sit F0asRLm urged the messlire on theacceptance of the A and deniedthat it was in any way inspired by the anjtsi as had been asserted by some Protestant Defence -he bill was OPPOSe by Mr IWDOATEN On the ground ist it would violate tha principle o' Lord 6npbel'es act, proper titlo ...

... . CHRCHAND STATIL * To THE EnmiL-Srn,-It is stateadby eaome tht the separation of church and state in Irelandv& whes the church of England is a very small minority, wi bring about a separation of church and state in England, where the church stands in a verydifferent relation to the population. Whilst such an inference is evidently faulty, it may very well happen that political changes, which ...