... p~jLH A-RMONI SodIETY. *This classical Society, the one musical nls Asoi. f an hopae members have consistently recognised the highest genius 70d phe for its efforts, gave the third concert of the course for,187.o t fifty-eighth season, , t t. james's Hall, on Monday evsnsb . The pormeunquestionably the best that has been .offerea, here follows: *PART Siml Ovrtre in E flnt ?? 8MPhf in Efuat ...

... : -Al - lAM:NT 1 3g1k1PA.RLIfi 'HOUSE OF COMMONS.-M'y The House of Commons reassembled toqday after the brief Easter reeesa The attendance -Of members WAS not numerous. and but few 11strangers put in an appearance. EPPssNO FOIIEv5.-In reply to Afr. 1E15555?01D. 0PS Mr. GLADSTON said thatthe Goernmenthbad not been forget- Sal ortheir Promise In the matter, bntthflat It would lot be desei able ...

... IXR, aZUVEBS TEEORAJ.] BEWGIUM. BaUssnaS, Friday Evening. In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Representa. tives, M. Jamar, minister of public works, brought in a bill to sanction the resumption by the Govern- ment of the management of the 1,500 kilometres of railway which had been leased to the SociWt6 G6ne- rale d>Exploitation. AUSTRIA. VBENNA, Thursday. An article published in the Presse ...

... ThRR[BLE CAT4TROPU IN T#9 CAPITOL O_ RIOOt) (Per French 'Atlantic Cable.) WASE1INGTON, April 27. The substitute floor of the Court of Appeals in the Capitol at Richmond-fell this morning through to the Hall oi Delegates belovw. Forty persons, includ- ing a number of amembers of the Virginia Lpgiolature, are reported as killed, and 150 others as injured. The Ames correspondent telegraphs as ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE. 0 By SPECL ExPrtm AND ?? TELISGRAE1Pl FROM AU PW? Or THE WORLD. -4-- ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO ASSASSI- NATE THE EMPEROR OF -THE FRENCH. Paris, April 30. Rumonra have been in circulation respecting the alleged attempt against the Emperor's life. One version was that deserters from the army had tried to get into the palace bent on the most sinister designs. Another story is that ...

... BUFFALOISK Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes. The following Lodges are under the constitution of the Grand Lodge of England:- GRAND P0imo LODGE, Albert Arms, London-road, Southwark, every FIRST ond TussrD WEDNiESDAY in the month. IOrODA.-Oxford Lodge, Oxford Arms, Westminster-road. Royal Middlesex Lodge, *itre Tavern, Kingsgate-street, Holborn. TUE DAY.-Walworth Lodge, Ship and Blnecoat ...

... On Friday.Ernest Boullon, aced 22, of 43, Shir- land-road, Paddington, gentlemidn; Frederick Wilhiam Part, aged 23, of 13, Bruton-street Berkeley-square, law student; and ug1t~4f~erend1 Muadell, aged 23, 158, Buckingbnam Palace-road, gentleman, wvere charged at Bow-street police-court with frequenting a place of public resort-to wit, the Strand theatre, with in tent to commit felony, the first ...

... ODu .DALY GONTEMPORARES. TiE MASSACON By GnzEK BRIGANDS.-The 2imes ?? believe this massacre will prove to be a great political event. It has illed up the cup of Greek misgovernment. It has exhausted the patience of Europe. At this moment it would be useless to talk of Greek regeneration or Greek advancemnent; no one would listen to the advodates of a nation whose soil is infested al ways and ...

... CITY, THURSDAY EVENING, -The English Fends. were very dull at the commencement of the week, partly from realisations by recent purehasera, and partly from, the introduction of the new foreign loans. They have- sinee improved, and the introduction of a considerable amount of fresh business has given has given a favourable, turn to prices The closng quotations were-Consols, to A The next account ...

... PATAL CALAWITY AT BLACEPRXARS. On Friday morning, about four o'clock, a deplorable I accident, by which a man named John Gardner lost his life, and several other workmen were more or less in- jured, occurred in connexion with part of the works now in progress for the continuation of the Metropolitan Dis- i trict blailway from Westminster bridge to the City, by i way of the Thames Embankment. ...

... WOMEHOUB3 DREAD. A fortnight since a report appeared concerning tse Ox- fordshire bakers who sup plied the paupers of the county with loaves, and it was then stated that for more than three years the bakers who had contracts with the several boards of guardians In the county, or at least very many of them, were in the habit of delivering loaves short of weight. The chief constable of the ...

... ATTEMPT TO ASSABSINATE AN M.P. About ten o'clock on Friday moining, a desperate at- tempt was made to murder Mr. Charles BUXton, M.P. For several years past Mr. Buxton has employed as secretary a young man named White; but a three months' notice to leave was given at the commencement of the session, which afterwards was reduced to a month. Mr. Buxton on Friday requested him to procure the ...