... According to a Spanish telegram, the Governor of Cadiz has telegraphed to Madrid that he fears the outbreak of insurrectionary movements in different parts of that province. He adds that he has taken ample precautions, and has despatched large bodies of the civic guard into the threatened districts. The journals of the Canary Islands announce the arrival there of the exiled Spanish generals. ...

... I The offence of personating absent or dead men at elections is not so common in any part of this country as it is in some transatlantic cities, for there it forms part of a regular traffic. The device is, however, sufficiently well known to us to render a severe warning against the employment of it very useful on the eve of a general election. Two men have been con- victed at the Bristol ...

... FTREES IN THE STREETS. To tiwe EDITOR of the PALL MALL GAZETTE. P, 0 SIR,-I see that a correspondence in which I ventured to take part through your columns as to the advisableness of planting trees on the embankment and in our great thoroughfares has ramified a good deal (excuse an unintentional pun) in this dull time of the year. The last contribution to it, by James Epps, landscape gardener, ...

... THE TURBATENED CAB ST3IRE. PA ?? .. . A- -- A Ast ] A meettog of cab proprietors was held on Friday night, in Cambridge Hall, Newinan-street, Oxford-street, with a view to elicit the views of the masters in refer- ence to the railway privileged cab system, in order, if possible, to prevent coercive measures being adopted for tho abolition of the system. Mr. J. S. Gower took the oha'r. 'es ...

... LATEST ELECTRIO NEWS. 1 B ERUTEI'S T 1MBMJ.l FRANCF& PAss, Wedneadag Evening. t~ie~onercoitmnsre~ Marf ?? at Dions recevond hey in opening the councils- ?? pointing oat the abundant harvest ~st athredinhe said :-This abundance is the oreappecited beaus itoccurs amidst the Tee rectly thaatpehase must notbe disturbed, and every isand promised f ell hor itscduraetionar, oIn- Teedgemren, au ne in ...

... TIM Gk?PDHN.,Z, qBX-M- GLW=. 1-0 - , -, 1?.? - S4GNABLEPWyENlNGY FOl THE WEWK DING , . A'JGVSX .15.. . Dur renderi know bythis li-e t at'e -hale bebn f01 ,Dths late t~t'y years tveddedodto the allotment .ydtem, and t Pave ndvj ted that5 a~idcotitage gardening, ever sitce e e . jad th lla rtiig i~ow * Itgliah been a t SUC~e88sMefs'ier eitlier as been caried ?? best one of , the sfidett ...

... TOWN EDITI ON I ?? I THE ERA OFFICE, SUmDAY, TWO A.M. LATEST FOREIGN. (REIUTER'S TELEGRABIS.) FRANCE. PARIS, AUGUST 15.-M. H~ague, the Minister of Finance, lies addresseda report to the Emperor touching the success of th loan just issued. le report states the number of'subscribers to thoe lean at 781,292, and the aggregate of' their subscriptions at 660,000,000 of rente, being equal to a ...

... I~~ ~ _ . I The occurrence of an earthquake at Gibraltar almost simultaneously with' & renewval of the action of Mount Vesuvius is a circumstance well worthy , of notice. It seems to afford strong evidence in favour of the view that the subterranean forces, whose effects have been exhibited from time to time over the whole basin of the Mediterranean, and for many miles from its shores, form a ...

... INDEPENDENT COUNTY REPRE- SENTATION. I TO.TIE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. Srn,-Lilleral and independent county repre- sentation can be secured, as you to-day so forcibly remind us, only by means of county liberal associations. To earnest liberals about to band themselves together to light the battle of opening up their county representation, it may be useful to give a brief statement of the ...

... 7 HE FATA.L A1FYBAFAT MONA dGHAIN In the Consolidated Chamber, at Dublin, counsel lifs moved for a writ of habeas corpus to bring up David Baird, now a risoner in Monaghan gaol; under a charge of murder. The' object of the motionwas to try thel validity of the coroner's warrant under whic David Baird had been arrested and committed to gaol. He also moved that the proceedings of the inquest ...

... - I -FRAN Cd. , - i POLITCAL UElDFONSTRATTION or, STUIDEnuTS IN PARIS. (YaO 0 Ct OWN' CoroRuroamsas.) h PARIS, TurznLy EvNiO.i .Tle ,ietlts in Palis yesterday made a hostile ~e political demonstration at the annullal distribu- tien of piz~es tat the Sorbonne. -The Prince .Imperial Cnoes p from Fontaintebleau to pre- side at the joyous ceremony, and lf. Duruy, the Minister of Publicly ...

... FIWAC LAST NIGH_'S 6-ZETTE. [SNMOF S0U01T03 AND) IBTU PAHTIOILAM TO DR OflTAKNOIl AT THE OFFICE oF THE CHIEF HEGIITE1l COURT OF? BAMMMBWTY, BAaSINGflaL-MIEBB.] ~~ 4 ~ BANKRIMS'Ti. DAVID BRAVD, William-street North, King'sa-ross, liensned vie- tualler,'to susrender August 12, at 1. THOMAi Dassas &BRIEN, Blechyndefi-torrace, Notting-hill, jour- ~ ,nalist, August 12, at 12.. JouN CAuBAslnGa ...