... It cannot be said that the question of tipopular educittton has made no advance in E this session of Parliament, although Mr. n Bruce's Permissive Bill, adopted by th6t Manchester Conference, which proposed to authorise local rating for the maintenance of schools, has shared the fate of the Go- vernment measure, withdrawn two or three weeks ago. Neither the establishment of a s Ministry of ...

... The Gibrcaltr Chronicle of June 17, contains the following :- A very strange and apparently un- warrantable outrage was yesterday committed by a Spaniah guards costa upon a vessel sailing under the British flag. The schooner Fanny, P. Travo, master, left the Bay of Gibraltar yesterday, at eleven am., bound for Oran, with a cargo of tobacco. At about half-past three p.m. ase the Fanny was ...

... THE~ INAUGUR~ATION OF THlE LUTHER MONTME NT. ?? - (rawOU ou OWN COOSURUPODND ) FRANCFORT, JSinm 27. The inauguration of the Luther monument attracted to the small town of Worms sufficient visitors to fill a large capital. As many as 90,000 people were present, who of course could not be lodged in the town, and had to seek shelter as well as they could in the villages of the neigh- bourhood. ...

... ANOTHER SPANIS3H OUTRAGE ON A BRITISH. VESISEL.' 1~,. . Another outrage ?? upon an English vessel is reported by the Gibraltar Cikvoniclo of the 17th. The schooner Fanny, P. Travo, master, left the Bay of Gibraltar on the 16th at 11 A.X., bound `for Oran, with a cargo of tobacco. At about half- past 3 P. Mi., as the Fanny was standing to the south. east, and distant three miles from Europa ...

... 7, e,.-L Nl?wa .IV. ?ON.Sja ?? ?? have cast n1at A l ^, > ^Ib9 DaveflP,0' ,,a~c ss dark Oe1]O, l n Amn ,. ;~j~~ngiil atwhich an extraordinary scone and ?? on hiB approaclirg visit to Job 4 - enll bc clltertained, along with Mr in tI P0,b ?? a con ?? breakfast by the aitihe rs of ljimerick.lpra PS N, 9 N TO FriE RZY. FiNL vY MA- afte .gOR-On l'dtty night, the Rev. Finlay lyau iLtthiesOn, of ...

... THE NEW AMERICAN MIlN! E (lrrom the rhtlsdelphta Cotrespondont of ,the Tlie.) ,: The appointment gives general .Atlaotiou in America, Reverdy Johnson being one of 'the ablest and most popular of American statesmen. The new Minister to Englaud is a son of Chief.Justice Johnson, of Maryland, and was born at Atnnapolis, in that State, in the year 1796.. He' studied law in the office of his father ...

... FOREIGN KNEWS ) ~PORTUGAL th. e following telegram has been received at the Portuguese Ligation .ntlondan, dated Llsbon, June 25 - To.day a eomp.ete nesty has been , granted for all political crimes. ?? THE LWtIRtiEMiIA ' BenLTII, JuNE2D7.: r Queen Victoria has ient the folldlovn telegram z to the King of Prussia atWborBns:-_ Pray express to the committee for'the erection of the Luther ...

... HAYMARKET. Tses EvnIa, THE LAIES' CHA1 ION.-A HERO OF ROMANCE. lessrs. Sethern, Howe, Comptou, Chippendale, Rogers, & Clark; MedsMnee Rober taon, Ione Burke, Cbip d, ttilliasn, Lawcs, &o.-And A CO-OPERATIVIL MOV PRINCESS'S. To's Emeror, THE DAY AFTER THE WEDDING.-After which HAMLET. Mr. Allerton, Messrs. D. Murray, J. G. Shore, Lesson, B. Potter, Moarlon, and Catheart; Mesdames }lsworthy, Kemp ...

... HiAMILTON. FATAL ArFIIAY.-Oq Friday last, at S P.M., tie) men, named respectively John Currie, miner, Dry gate Street, Larkhall, and James Lindday, also a miner, at Millheugh, quarrelled at a public-houne in Larlkball, and the result was a chailcge to fight. The parties proceeded to a bye road off Rapl-hl Street, and in the encounter wbich followed Lied. ShV wne knocked down and, it is said, ...

... THE ESTABLIS I1ED CHIJRLCHI. Ii ICowerntaaTrona. -Ls.-It week; the ~ishlop of Downs held confirmatious int Kiilyvea-li. J)osnpatiick, Newcastle, Kiliuergan, Stran-ford, Portarerry, Kirk- cubbin, Ncwtownanrds, and Sainti-ehli-Cor. CowrfnnntIoN-Gn Moudan . the 22nd instant c aconfirsnattiori was h inDw Cathed'ral, lJay tshe - Lord Bishop of the diocese, who was attended on t the occasion by his ...

... INSPE CTION OF THE 18T L.A.B. I . - . .. . I The annual inspection of the 1st L. A.B. took ulacevesterdlay eveniing at Kensington, the inspect- ~n6 oder being C!olonel Reilly, C.3., royal horse artillery. The first brigadc is composed of the It L.A.V. and the 7th ?? and is uder the com- mand of Lieutenant-Colonel Birown. There was a very large attendance of the general public to witness the ...

... DEATH OF A BLIND GE.NIUS. . ?? The No iherl, lrisig announces that Alexander Mitchell, Esq., died on Friday, at his residence, Glen Devis, near Belfast. He was born in Dublin on the 13th of April, 1780, and waqs consequently in the 89th year of his age when he died. His father was Williamn Mitchell Esq., Inspector- General of Barracks in Irelani. He nffered from smallpox in the fifth year of ...