... LATEST BLECTRIC NEWSI * 'THOUGH EUTES' AG CY,] HUNGARY.' * - PETH, .Thursday. In yesterday's sitting of the Austrian Delegation the debate on the budget of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs was resumed. All tbe clausea were voted in ronformity with the propositions of the committee. The sere service ro'oney as 'likewise voted, as pro.. posed bg the committee, after a waman discussion, in 'Whieb ...

... THE BED BEPUBLICANS IN HYDEMP.N. Notwitbstanding the nnfavourable stats of the weatheY on Sunday, in response to the appeal of the couneil of the International Democratic association, about 6,QO people assembled on Clerkenwell-green at ,three o'olook, in order to proceed to Hyde-park for the Purpose of voting an address to the Commune ajd Nai onal Guards of Pars. -The procession left tie greer ...

... :MR FOi TE!AT.B$ADfl D. The Right Hon. B..Forsteir. eice presidenr of the Coinmittee 9f the, Councilj lddreased a derssely.- crowde. -meeting of hi' coustituesits in:. the St.9; Georgois-hall, Bradford, ow Moidivy evenig. ,Th iglit- hbn .gentleman, who wai very warmlirecoivqd,'., .said:,4a.ving the h6nbusrnOw't& hold the office of. a Cabirel Mipister, he could njt addreis constitiauts ...

... GERMANY.-The 22nd Division, with the Crown I Prince 'at its head, marched into Cassel on Monday. The troops were met by Burgomnaster Nebelthau, who presented a suitable addres to the Crown Prince. The latter, in his reply, paid an eloquent tribute to tine-honoured Hessian bravery, after which the i troops marchedpast in reviev before his royal high- I ness and the (Crown Princess.-Aocording to ...

... oul INDIVXDPAITY. ;Noerted by tho Rev.. Q.J W. *,Certer, Vicar. of (7khrft- Churck.StraOford,'London, B. : - I Ifn in bhefl3ibleacoy ip of this ?? man shall ear, his own ?? is hburden that ever man must carry for ?? sone can ?? forbhis. ?? lato say there is annvriolable persohality, and therefor-,e a complete indlvi- dealrh roopntbility. Youarea'ne non, and rhs lstandu a one map [ before GodA ...

... IUrErAIx PARLIAMENT. ,HQRSE OF LORDS.-MoNDAY. RAPt S ERVE AND EMqSTMICiT. XOrd RNDUlR iought under notice the recentorderi. yssed by the War-office relating to the army reserve and reeardiltent, *Itichhe condemned as providIagstarvelg,' andergiown i si 'h fnttlad ot ' l igrowimen 'TO Chtlii( such a system, was, he held, to organise and ensure defeat and diegrace-this country as a nation before ...

... TEm PERMISH ByL- 'On Todeiday'e'dnng -a ?? ofiverynlne electors, and others, 'convened by the Lord laro6r IE 'prsurance of a requisitioni. was held ?? of .the city of London, te consider the principle of Ahe Permiissive bill, and the' necessity fr & 'epeed~'. reform inii the existing licendlngsystem. Lo~ i efoe the omamencement. of the proceiainga the body ef the hall' Was filled' with an ...

... The first actionfor seduction tried at the White- chapel County court,was taken oil Wednesday. The plaintiff was John Middletou,wbo claimed damages for the seduction of his daughter by Frederick Hors- man. Miss Lanra Matilda BuTckingham Middleton de- posed: I am a single woman living at home with my father. Iam 19 this month. Iknow the defendant. I made his acquaintance four years ago, when I ...

... TifE CAPE MAIL. CAnE Towv, Nbrsamber 19.-A proclamation an- nexing the diamond-fields has been receivid at the diggings witbout any deonsontratioi of feeliu, but: tbe fiygeg-are troagly ?? to the polic of the Governor. ?oiletBrasqd,. o thece $tate, bas issued a prbclamatiomirtiest$tg against annexa- tion to a colony, of diout'ed. VI j';aneling unpozi the inhabitstits of, the;etat.itioid ...

... LETTER FROM TRE QUEE N IN REOOGVNITON OF NATIONAL SYMPXTRY. ?? - ~ . . . . : . ., - 1 The Hromne Secretary ligs received her Majesty' commands to make public the following letter:- WsINDSoe-cABTLR, December 26. The Queen is very anxious to express her deep sense of the touching sympathy of the whole nation on the occasion of the alarming illnessofherdearson,tbe Prince of Wtales. The universal ...

... H~EPROVINCES. , 1WRHIAM ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICabr. .-t tokt~loa Tuesday, a man named John, sgaged 58, attacked his wife with, a knife, and Nins 5tepifgt ut ber throat when a neighbour, r~eraodby er ris, rushed into the house, and itnr tbe knife out' of the man's hand, ran for a puli~osa. Duinghis absence King seize1d a, bill- okorhahtch~eaft'ihvic~h hung up on the wall, and orehead ad ...

... ITOW.N- AND COUNTY TALK. ' ~TheAnnual:congres, of the Social edencema W tion, to be held at Laeds,' has' been fixed to be held' from the 4th to the 11th of October next. Uettersfor ?? addressea to the Poste Restante, International exhibition, Lordon,,W. wiln be delivered from the post and ,telegra~ph'ice in the Albert-halL from ilf 'sni.' tLU five p-m. on week days. The'Grand Duke Vladimir. of ...