... *THS PXRMi8SWE LIQUOR BILL. On Monday ihtaslargc 8ad excited seetng was held ut St. Jftmea'w-hallion the subjecot of Sir Wilirid Lawson'a Permniasse Liuo bill. Tho ball wans crovwdh} In every part. but the licensed viotuallers were strongly 'epreetetd, -and before the commencement of the ?? an- amendment wzas han31ed in, to the effeet That the Permigsive bill now before Parliament i; contrary ...

... . HOUSE Oi i. !o .. OIFBOEF LOBDS.-MOlDATr TIM JSTICES PRODuguEE BUA the object of which i' to consolidate the law. adminieterea by naisltrates In quarter and'petty sesslons, was read a second time.- TUB iASaa1RB 's GE ?? GIRAEVILE informed the Earl of Roseberrythat additionpl papers relating to the massacre of BritIsh subjects in Greece last year would shottly be laid upon the ?? Earl oi ; ...

... IA O OF TRS O 'TIM SEVEN RKSOLUTnOlIS. -To 'En I DTO.6-81 3 -Aa aiorkn m, I begieav te effer m opinion op the JB~eneresolutlen. The SirS will open' ap'isut prospect to thousnds,' as you re- marked;,bnho aretneY to bopla edo thagrounsid? W is to find Money to buy the lani oud build the bousest Will ?? mauhO dwqlls ints.ae orwdelaUers- will he first.pnt ?? shoulderto the wheel. and t*r to help ...

... 'LLOYD'S WEEKLYi LONDON NEWSPAPER TEH LAST OF THE1 MEGA1RA. Enough had doubtless beein said-though much less than enough had been done-in the matterof bk. Cbilders'shipwreck, werethecase of no deeper gravityorgreater extent than was at first supposed. Te Government received not a few strong reprimands from the press, and incurred almost general blame from the public-it might have been. allowed ...

... ; TOWN; , ~D 4qOUITRYTA -L The vacant Canonry 'of Worcester cathedral hs bee'6ohifroe'd onA tid Her. Alfred&BarryD.;P. pin Icipaof rbi;-0o0l'ee*: ' Thte, idgruderstaiid that Mr. Walter;M.P. for Berkslsre,.iwill'ehortly he ekevaatedrto'tepeerage under tho ttltelofiarodAVkinghamn.'- -- It*sJsatec.that azrmge .. rrair g Metween Qq~losirE~txzri* ',Claytat6ird Lady- Isabel'Tsakloir, #Ird ...

... . (From our latest edition of last week,] By royal command, Mademoiselle Christine Millied the two-headed nightingale, visited Buckinghaue l palace on Saturday morning. It is stated that smallpox has made Its appearaned among, the boys of the Duke of York's school ad Chelsea. The cases, however, are very few at present.- Mr. Josepb Barrett, collector of'oustoms, Penzmce,; committed suicide on ...

... GERMANY.-The French 3inisterof Finance, M, Pouyer-Quertier, accompanied by Atate-councillor Ozenne, Count Feneron, and CountValon, arrived at Berlin at eight o'clock on Sunday morning, and took up his quarters at the Royal hotel.. The Miaister had an interview with M. Binmarekin the evening. On, Monday afternoon, at two. 'clock. Prince Bismarok visited M. Pouver-Qaertier. aid: on Tuesday ...

... A To TnE Ebros-&RS,- have always consdered trial by jury as ope of the sateguards and boasts of ?? nation; bst after this tle for the -nurder ofngy daughter, I fearlessly aay-and I think It is the opiuion of ?? of my feilow-countrymen-thatjusticehas not been done. Where will they now go to look for the murderer, or what wilt be done? The case muat not rest here; 'if so, murderers will carry ...

... I r -REDLAD. , Thesentence of death passed atMonagh0 n asuizes, on the 26th of February, on James Mackeon for the murder of his brother,, has been commuted by the Lord-lioatenant tojimpriosnment for life. James Daly was od Monday convicted at Mullingar of forming one of an armed party who. ona.ight in November last, fred on a party of police .Who were.' lying in wait. It was proved that the ...

... : BRLAD. tlb is stated that, in the event of the Princess of Walee' lbeing unable to accompany the Prince to Dublin during the eattle-show week in August, an effort ~vill be mnade to secure the presence of the .Princess Louise anti tbe Mfarquis of Lorne. CardinalCulien. on Tuesday laid the foundation stone of a 1voman patholic college at Clones. Atter the cerernany Doctor Canroy, bishop of ...

... To SEVEN RESOLUTIoMS.-ThO Standard says the public by this time understand the origin of the state- genets circulated by some papers during the last week. The im orta45ca and urgency of the great soeialques. tl,,sa efecting the wage-paid olasses has engaged the ttention of some pedes and members of Parliament for some months past, and these noblemenb'and their friends have been irom time to ...

... THE SBRAP.BOOK COLUMN. A GHOST STORY.-Derlng the Amerla wrw officers Of rank were seated in their tent, and del taking their supper till a brother officer, theabsent upon a foraging party, should return. Thcirpana wns well-nigh exhausted, and they were about, t.t ?? their meal, concluding soetsnlbadea. curred to detain the party, when suddenly ni wc. . known footstep was heard approaching. ...