... THE ODDFEiUOWS' A. M. O. The Annual Movable committee, the governing body of the Manchester Unity, commenced its delibe- vattons at Bury St. Edmund's on Monda.v Grand Master George Ramsden, of Sheffield, presided, and about 200 delegates were present. The Grand Master, In the course of his inaugural address, said at the close of 1870 the society numbered 442,576 members, 29,970 having been ...

... J . T H E ,-E ,C f AI. P I - B:, O o x ' V a . t K , , 1 I. Xw sc -A 'jidb; his dties, and.this is,yeg A-ootd~ealv ist '-DIF w'ayi, for the Os6 quetly, Je ~a~always to be seen in the tb Ie z ron tf plwo for, the. vigour with-wboh# with him,, hero.,*4v nwocrossingof sworsay 'thB s-ck~j~fallinj downadyi eddth hmearterarohgley hen thyawthepngpop' eo3mo ?? xoe'e Iwos&'a He'ib~ou esephia osn t ...

... AFFAIRS IN FRANE. I TheiMinisterdf ForeignAffairs arnounced at the sit- Lting oftb'e NationalAssemblynTThufsdaythatnego tirtna ointinued respecting the Alace ?? custoe'm'regulations, aud added' 'iTherei8 no ques| t;tionof conoluding a partia treaty of ,commerce. Notitbstandifg our desire to fatour the noble in- ihabitanti of Alsace, we have been unwilling to raise well grotinded grievances ...

... EPITOME OF FOREIGN AND GEAs I THE sentence of tranennrfation L v_ *- s seiteaute uL bransportation passed by the V sines court-martial upon ' Pipe-enBo baa bere commuted to one of banishment. s be,, Two YOUNG LADIES took the $500 prize for the best bale of cotton at the State fair, Little 8rkj Arkansas. r p r r THE New York papers report that all t miners and labourers, 2,000 in number, ...

... WILIT4RY RUFFIANIS. AT LIVBRPOOL. 'Early on Sundcay morning a fracas took place be- fw~een the police and the military in the Rupert-lahe barracks, which at one time threatened to assume serious consequences. From what -we taii'gatheir of the 'ciroumstances, it appears that about ?? 12 ocloek ?? morning'sgentleman and two ladies were proceeding along. the Everton-roadi towards their residence ...

... LATEST BLETRIG SNEWS .RANCZ AND GRMANY. BEbL, Thursday.s ~mre ZetR Prwsia7z (Cross) Gexeae of to-day sates with regard to the negotiations on the Alsace-Lor- gaino duties question, that the views of the Imparial covernmentlavingbeen definitiveb made k0nown to the French Government. a favourable issue of the question may be expeoted at an-early period. A telegraphic deapatch' from Paris to the ...

... TRE COTMMMG M,FOB FIAOR The applicants for the'throte -of France are all agog. The Count of Ohainbord 'is 'ready to start at a momedt's netice ; and, it is remarked, is filleof an unwented cheerfulness. The partisans and agents of BonapartisM are ebiquitous. Prince Napoleon is iu London; the Empress Eugenie and the Princess Ma- thilde are veported t9 be waiting in Brussels; the Persignys, ...

... A brier paper issued this week by Dr.' N'olson. Hancock shows in a very striling manner the growth of prudent and saving habits among tbe humbler classes of the Irish community. From 1862 to 187 the deposits in 'post-office savings banks have in- creased fron 78,6961. to 583,1651. The increase ha been. continuous from year to year. Last jear it amounted to 27 per cent. 'Nor can it be said that ...

... The Courrier Diplomatiue of Wednesday evening yu.blishes a communication from a personage who I formerly occupied a high position in diplomacy. l This communication states that during the premier. ship -of Earl Russell, in 1864,* Lord Cowley was instructed to'propose to France an offensive and defensive alliance in favour of Denmark.. England. l was to 'act by sea, and it needful by land with ...

... I EkPITOME O F.RIN N GRNERA E T11E PRINtC 0 WALEs'has receivedi the urrer ox thd Sonthern Cross from the Emperor of Brazil. OBDERS have been sent to the French Legation In Florence td remove its archives to BHome. IN a fifth race at Neo York the yacht L4vonui was beaten by the Sappho by 25 minutes, THE NEXT MAIl for New Zealand, i San ra cisco, 'will be despatched from London on the evening of ...

... jI~tAL PARLIAMENT. 1{OUjSE OF CO)DIONSS-WEDNE3DAy. A t WnIT was ordered for the County of Westmeath Dii the vacancy caused by the death of Mr. Pollard. urcluhlart. THE BURIALS BILL. on the motion to go into Committee on this bill () CAJVLWr moved that the Committee be postponed or a nionth He thought the bill, instead of promoting wee calculated to increase the acrimony and ill. aliar etine ...

... T11 ToeO1datiOfl-B10n1e ci new 11gUsaouse wasg 15q on Monday at the Longshipg,,off Land's-end. Th6 lighthouse will be 116 fee; above high water, and th light wil be seen at the distance of 16 miles. At the Leeds assizes, on Moe sjy,' Mr. Bradlaugh sued the Mirdield Town-ball company for breach of contract arising out. of. the, hiring of a lecture-hall., He was nonsuited. Mr. Moore, secretary ...