... LATEST TE1EGRAMS. (MounsOr zMBS AMrOY.) THE FUTURE GOVERNMElNT OF SPAIN. MADRID, PA. 31.- The Epoca of to-day says:- The idea of yd- trusting a directory with the highest authority of the state has been unanimously agreed/upon, Eeverai names are being put forwardofor this office. This has been aocepte4 as tip ?? form of government aft er op eug thce Cortes. It is in fact a sanctioii of the ...

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... I XJBAL, ,B,4UPr. ? 040Y.,OYJ I Last evetng% ebout 40. 0 gentlemen dined togetberat tbe Pubdlrill, C.roydon, to celebrate the formation of an electoral reform association is that town. The hall wal tastefully decorated for the occasion, end thegallerywasecrowded withladies. Mr.F.S.S SenoDo president of the aasgoiatlion, was' in the chair; eupportel ?? Houhtton, Lord Stratheden, Mr. C.l:uxtonj ...

... DRtURY-1 ANI Tree Es zitero, Mrv WIFC S OT)T.-And GETIKLtN TTTE GREAT- ORI RAF.L:WQIN russ IN BOOTS AND THE NMhLE.R'sSSONS.: D ouble Troupe oi T.antomimisatsDo - res opcn at Hralf-phat Six. :Tniz Eveececcd, BLB'E DE5VILE.-T1ME. eotosres. Sotbetit, Compten, Astly, r.: Moesdamre Cavendiob, Iton, BIG e - And THEEIIIGHTFUL HAIR. Meeess ?? stone, jim.,. c Medamee Gieyano, Scott, Fanny Wrigbt, R ...

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... THE 1JOd( A ,TRfozlicCHAPLAIN QtTBSTION. At a meeting of the Court of. Aldermen, held at the GuildhaU yesterday, under the presidency pof the Lord Mayor, a, discussion took place on this subject. it may be recollected that at the last-meeting of the court a letter was read from the Rev. J. C. lKeens, a Roman catholic clergyman, who had for some weeks attended the misonere connected with his ...

... LATEST TELEGRAMS. (vancesc LEOW~as'5 AOet5sc.) THE CON1ERENCE. WIAISEILLES, Fsn. 1. .Count Charles Walewski arrived hero at eleven l'wlock this morning. rAR~S, FEB. 1C, Rv~rn~. The Offlial Joulrnal of this evening says that Count Wrlewski is expectedto-morrow in Paris. Aceording to the .'rance, the Conference Wil toneat either oa Wednesday or Thursday next, to receivescommunieation of the ...

... 2jzBF.A2,L OCUuRRENCR AT GLASGQo. .The Glasgow HeraoI gives the following account ofithe shocking oocurrence ir that city, briefly reported yesterday, which resulted in the death of eight persons: --The weather on Saturday night was wet and bois- terous, and for some hones after midnight it became worse, until about four in the morning, when the wind blew exceedingly hard, and raiun deseended ...

... 1I.ALIAN BBVENVOLBNT SOCRTY. I~~~ _ The committee of this excellent society gave a dinner last evening at tho Albion Tavern to aid their funds. The invitations of the zealous gentlemen who have the interests of the charity at heart were warmly responded to, the large hall and the plenteous abundance of the tavern being severely taxed to satisfy the wants of the numbers who presented themselves ...

... (rho sitting of the House of Commons yesterday ocrool xecodcd half an hour in duration; anid alae.the only business tranuosrted wvas the intro- duction by Mr. MILaron aind Mr. MIMahon. of Bills to abolish tire renmnant of the Edinburgh Annuity Ta~x, andl to establish suniomt rating in Ireland. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ EPOUSql, OF COMMONS.-Wnns\coccorAY, Fans. 24. Trho Serisreror took the chair at ...