... THE SATURDAY REVIEW ON SWISS LEGENDS AND POLITICS. The Saturdag Review, in its latest impression, V ondeavours to amuse its readers by an article on The Last 5 Agonies of a Myth, in which it refors to some remarks on a the legend of Tell which have, appeared in this journal. P The gist of them is that the writer in the Daily Neuvs did not know until within the last few days that with which ...

... PUBLICMEN ON -PUBIC AP JAS.' At the anuu~al dinner of' the Udlaouatue' Corporation of Galasbiels, Mr. ja. ?? T~ lan, U; . for the Border Btirgfss,'returned thanks ?? tbe~odse ofCosu'. raone. j n the course of his'olleervatious he'said :-An aI ,general rule, the sto* accusation against the Haovse' of 06ommonesie one, whichranuattelleerlously in the eatimatibii *of the Corporation which I have ...

... I*r . .. ?? , -- . . jq I - ?? QMBURO-., ,.g PA 'ioi! !I, ?%,il T 1? ol, i y'' VA 1. . pf-, - ? .- I I I ; tit;It'rll; ii J.: | ?? ,3(k13',t1 . ,,,a .!It,{;psj at AwI D Or, ~ ~~ 1llt k, , t,;;,JU3 .oill thefr4,inds4habitho c ?? -thoaG - w~ters eonstituta VeP 'tttction of ?? 86hof ?? lsa6dvjd hit t6 waters have tmuch of their ef egy$tijs s ,i'M4 expreie ?? bt'*hbthevitwitb w beawotth'whI'1ft ...

... :I NATIONAL MTUSIC MEETINGS. The second series of these public conpetitions was inaugurated yesterday; trhe private preliminary hearing, and exmination of certifieates- of merit, having taken place on Wednesday. The scheme of these csmps- titivo performances, it willbe remembered; originated with Mr.WillertBssleand wascarried out, last yar,-with his co-operation-by the directors, thoe secretry ...

... ~~R H M ~TAT .:i: SCENESX MON TE( OCJ GALANTE OF CF | REiOYER OFZ TIE fDEA.D ...

... L1 -.k_ T ?? THE 2BATEE FRgCfAEML- STATEMET .Ot M f - r (PRU U sveirn~s~~&. D (sacIK 01owh O: OO . WW. 3 :, . . ?? 0 APIS, Munrr Nzafl.: Tho debate to-day on the preamble reserving constitenlt power, reopened the vhole gen question. M. Le Royer, ?? deputy, Ii thao .name of the Republican Left, opposed the pre- amble as inconsistent with the Message, and especially suspicious after the Duo de ...

... | ,PARLAM ENPARY SOA. ATI I BIL1. . . i IP, :I ' *oa oun ow; ~oon .) , : ' ., ., B1flW, J~ 23. ex'oitement cansed by what a maybe alled 'ohe.grand Parliamientary scandal has bynao inib suibsided. ' It is true t a srrangement has. been effected by whioht ublio will be seoired against scenes like that ?? the' passions, of the, rival parties are as bitter as over,. and theenotes of animcsity,'are ...

... I TRE VISIT OF THE SHi 1I I - ?? . be and (By =LJ apaE.I) 'I Othe uOWN OUR EPCOA O011iOPONDEI.). L theeDOVER, TOUVDA? Xami. Dover does not present mmch outward and visible sign in the way of street decorations'of the approaching Royal visit, towards which the whole nation is looking forward. No one passing through L, the streets would find any reason to conceive that for Dover was to have the ...

... | E BRADLAUGlI IN MADRID. I A 1 (Zog ona OWN ooaaaspootDESW.) * - -MB;ADRID,IMAY 25. Mr. Bradfaih,l thie representative 'of the English people-for Mr. Layard only, it appears, lrepresents the , Dead Whiggism of an effete 'Monarchy -is now an important personage, how- ever little he may have been and is thought of by the ungrateful British public. He has been wel- corned, feasted, ...

... , I 11 I -1 I . . I , T.,s ?? TIM, , .1 ? . ?? I II . I I., ?. I ?tlj U fotpublioation . I 's^¢' f ' 'Grosvenornpl a~ccnrh 188N ?? Presideit of the Society oft Antquartes,I lucre 110W the honour to inclose h copy: of a resolution. wlihais, at l mi'g hdd~iel yesterday evening, otd pftei, th readin. g of a papery r John Lubbock, was nnaei'w innexly wad. . I havofe th two;u 'to b ?? joi rY!- ...

... W. - _ ,_ Noew ROYAL ;1AAIAN OPERA, COVFNT OARDBN {GI -r. PROSPECTIVE ARRAN(3EMENTS. SECOND APPEARARCE OF MDLLE. HEILBRON. TO- Trns EVENING (Saturday), Aprli4, wllbeoperformed, scend time aiety. thisSeason, Verdi's Opera, ereta LA TRAVIATA. reeks, Violetts, afdlle. Hejibron (hey second appearance in Enlaia;d E as Florafeveix, adme Aneer Aneina, Mdlie. Corei; Georglo ?? Cotogni; Bslom Duphol, ...

... ,IGBATION TO CANADA. (F;rom the Torontto Glfobe, March 13.) tlhe complaint of all farmers is that they cannot get labourers enough sndthere an b doubt that there . sno floldis theworidwherelabourissosure topsyboth employer and employed as Canada. Yet farmers in Caniada at this moment are letting 'go by au o portunity for aiding, without any ea epnditure Li tine, an OPnortust~ for getting ...