... WEDNESDAY, March 30 PUBLIC attention for the last week has becn divided between the Emperor's letter to thc Premier, the Senatus Consultuin by which this letter is to be followed, and the trial of Princc Pierre Bonaparte. On these subjects I will say bat little, as they do not enter the usual sphere of your considcration. Still I will notice, as it seems to me, a significant and characteristic ...

... i[LATEST TELEGRAMS*. I_ (annouca mUTeHW AGNCY.) REPORTED DEPARTURE OF PWXlO0t PIERRE BONAPARTE FOR ACER1IA. PARIS, MA 31, L*mmo. The Presse of this evening states that PrinoE Pierre Bonaparte embarked at Havre this morning for America. The Princess and children havil gone to Switzerland. THE AUSTRIAN REICHSRATH. VIENNA, MA 31, EvENrI, In to-day's sitting of the Lower House of the Reichorath ...

... ViMTUMONIAL ]IIOAX IN EDINYU ItI(;If. .- - - - X - ?? . . ?? Ae - r A 1 s ?? ?? . . .- - it.. .- It is not oftsu %va heiar of ntrlbiuig Ce'ti v.irgilng u-i tile nl'liliillti ti'oiti Such iit'ei o.;avt plce. as (G1 iU. tile, aunt it mlaly ?? :,IiCiei:te rea Stoica iit-ry when it is meautinlled that withill the ia.- t ?? lilys an incitent hilli ?? %iili his beeu thy LuleJct CUP'Ct iL gois3ip. ...

... SAN SEDASTIAN, A.AriZ 6. As I told you in my last, the drawing for the con- scription, which was to take place last Sunday, was opposed more or less in all parts of the country, but especially in Barcelona and one or two other large towns, where the opposition assumed rather alarming proportions. Everyone is anxiously awaiting the result of these disturbances, to see whether they will spread ...

... IRISH OUTRAGES, iS69-iS7O. EY command of her Majesty a statement has been laid before both Houses, giving an account of the outrages committed in Ireland during the past year. Though some of the offences recorded in this paper hardly fall under the ordinary notion of outrages, especially when the scene of the transgression is Ireland, coining, forgery, embezzlement, bigamy, and perjury are, ...

... TI-IX CANONS 01F THE 1.OMAN CHURCTI. The following is a translation of the Canones de Ecclesiflj1 whichi have just been ?? ?? the 1.-Up Co.7 THEn C(nEuron ou Ai' TIIeNo:. i. if any one denies the one true God as creator of the Iisible and. ivisible, let himt be accursed. 2. If any one is not ashamlled to declare that nothiun exists beyond matter, let him be accursed. 3. If ally one says that ...

... |V IRGINIA, COt'N'TY CAvAis, April 2. t JU'DCINO from the experience of the past week or so, it would seem as though Rory of the Hills and his band had been bent upon making the most of ! their time-in county Meath at any rate-before the Peace Preservation Act became law. All over the county most well-to-do people who have to do with land, either as owners, agents, or tenants, go about with ...

... qrITC l3alt Ityalt oxyttt. W-DXESDA l; a PlIL 6, 1870. COKI-ENSA 77ON FOR V VICTIQA. TBiE debate on Mr. CHICHESTER FORTESCUE'S amendment yesterday afternoon was mainly a continuation and reproduction of the discussion of the preceding evening. After Mr. DISRAELI'S amendment had been negatived, there was abundant room forarguument pn the compara- tive merits of the original proposal of the ...

... ROME OF COMMONS.-m-MONDAY 1tRhROPOMA DISTRICT RAILWAY BILL-Mr. CRAW- 1lob moved that the further consideration of this bill be *.tPOned till the 26th of April, or some other convenient daf iter the Easter recess; and that, the evidence taken wusore the select committee on thiabill be printede't the expense of the opponents of the bill, together withf Pln Of the Prososcd extension of the ...

... -TNE :'OZ.u#TEZ38. The military critic of the 1Ames thta alludes to the volunteer army:- = .Before the time of William of Orange there was a per- petual'strife between the Crown and parliament as to who should raise and govern the military forces of the British empire. Charles Il. had taken advantage of the loyal spirit which recalled the House of Stuart to the throne, and, abolishing the ...

... A THE STRZXES ZIN MANCE. A- - I - ?? 1 _ I ad- A taris letter of Monday says:- The state of affair, at 1. Schneider's great works at Creuzot is still very unsatisfa ctory, and even alarming. It had been hoped last week that the malcontents were reduced to a mino- rity of such small proportions that it would be possible to diminish, if not altogether to remove, the considerable military force ...

... IMPERIAL PERpiY, 'TO THE LEDITOR 0F REINOLny't'S MWSp - ,;SlRn-..The present condition of tt citing the utmost alarm in the mone mar is et Europe; or, in ether words, those s l tS oj r lating, far-seeing gentry, the Itosre hbrewd et of . to entertain grave doubts as t the btat Louis Napoleon's throne, or the cah , Yof 1 lieutenant, Marshal Canrobert, to iinsedj Of als treset an insurrection. ...