... 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 ...

... THE QUEEN AND THE NEW PARLIAMENT. The Times thinks that however welcome her Majesty's determination to receive the two Houses of Parliament to preaent their addresses may be to the members of those Houses, Mr. Gladstone's announcement last night will be received by the people at large with even greater emotion. There is something affecting to the popular mind in the spectacle, revealed though ...

... yUDGE-MAIDE ELECTION LA WV. TEIE judges are receiving compliments on all hands for the manner in which their decisions in election petitions are clearing up the dark places of election law, and it cannot be said that the com- pliments are undeserved or even excessive. We do not know, however, that they can always or even generally be regarded as being quite as intelligent as might be wished. ...

... Mkonday, 2 o'clock. Chid Obtuin-a'd OtWd- THE OVERLAND MAIL. The Overland Mail has arrived bringing advices from Bombay to the 23rd and from Calcutta to the i9th of January. Lord Mayo held his first levee on the i6th of January, and received the Nepaulese Embassy, at the head of which is the Commander-in-Chief of the Nepaulese army, Sir Jung Bahadoor's brother. The Countess of Mayo gave her ...

... SUPPRESSION OF PROFESSIONAL CRIMINALS. ?? C/e EDITOR oft ie PALL MALL GAZETTE. Sit,-I hope you will afford me space to urge that if you have bJ en correctly informed as to the principal contents of the bill about to be launched, it unfortunately leaves out the most effectual means for accom- plishing its object. Nobody denies the proposition, when plainly stated, that the operative criminals ...

... THE first day of Lent could hardly have been put to a more appropriate use than in giving a dinner to Mr. Reverdy Johnson. In signing the convention with the -United States the Government has put ashes on all oar beads, and to entertain the chief instrument of our mortification argues a commendable meekness of spirit on the part of the citizens of Glasgow. Air. Johnson improved the occasion ...

... Ma. BEALES ONt °g. M1WEST' rOwEl. 'Ele oilowing is the funeral oration delivered over the grave of Ur. Jones by Mr. Edmond Beales. Mr. BIALES said: My friends, I have been requested to address to you a few words on the present occasion, a request that I could not find it in my heart to decline to comply with. But if I bad consulted my own feelings I I should have remained silent, under the ...

... It would be instructive, and not a little munsing, to see a Cabinet Council engaged in the composi- tion of a Queen's Speech. It is a ?? feat to 'e accomplished at the commencement of every sos- sion; and the Speech must be made to do three things-use a great many words, that shall say very little, but yet look very great In the qyB of, the reader, A collection of royal speeches would be about ...

... TU1EBW-SEupB AS CRUISERS. Shortly before the close of last session of parliament, the House of Commons, on the motion of Admiral Sey- mour, ordered to he 1printed certain correspondence which had passed between Mr. Corry and various officers of the royal navy with respect to the merits of the turret-ship as a sea-going ship. Anticipating a debate on Mr. Samuda's promised motion to substitute ...

... THE REGISTR GENERAL'S QUARTERLI I IRETURN. The usual quarterly account of the health of Bog land and Wales has just been issued by the registrat general, with bis accustomed punctuality, for the edification and guidance of the m2 zillion inhabitants of this country. The return relates to the three months ending on the 31st of December last, when the actual number of deaths registered in ...