... 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 ...

... CUMBERLAND-AND -WEOTMORELAND W _ REmTII, 0OPT.Y.c . .T ' ; F5 -iro15'D55 later pdltionse 4s weeL g,. l ., On Priday the ihnual' la urn ey ci the inbatnts;, of tte'lbtirder'cotatieb , ehe greatestavent far many yeafso'elebratedoni Gcod' Xriday, 'waae atccessfully brought oflE ithinthq etended ;area&ef,: tebgA, i -dltumhhllbue. Two qr .thrpe stew ?? ,were ifl- drodueed. ' this year, wseh. ...

... THE PUBLIO HEALTH. From the weekly return of the Registrar-general we learn that during the week ending Saturday, the 22nd inst., 4,635 births and 3,694 deaths were regis- tered in London and 19 other large cities and towns of the United Kingdom. Theaggregate mortality in the week was at the rate of 26 deaths annually in every 1,000 of the present estimated population. The annual rates of ...

... TI LONDON SCHOOL BOARD. The meetings of the School board for London were teaurned on Wednesday, in the Council Chamber. at tuildhall; Lord Lawrenoe presiding. The adjourned, Iebstneonthe Rev. J; Rodgers motion was.conti'uedl the reveread gentleman proposini an aelteration whioh aadp the resolution read, in effect,, %hae $z funds at the disposal- of the Lotdon School board being in part derived ...

... TH -EMPEROR NAPOLEON'S RETIREMENT. [ A COURESPONDiET.] Having heard ramours of late aboutthe mobbing of the Emperor Napoleon and his family, I thought I would ascertain how far the stories current were coivect Accordingly en Tuesday last I ran down by rai to the quiet and picturesque little Kentish village of Chisleburst, where the Emperor is now stopping with the Empress and the Prince ...

... To IRE EDIToE.-Sir,-Will you allowme to correct the account of the fire at 13, Barclay-street, Somers-town ? It is stated that the firemen arrived just in time to catch Mrs. Webster and her children as they jumped out of the window. Allow me to say that the person was a lodger, and lived in the second-Boor, and that finding the house was on fire she tried to descend the staircase, but the ...

... THE GAgDEY.-BY MR. GALey. SEASONABLE GADENING, JOB TXi WEEKEDDI G SESOE~t~iLE APRIL 29. Everlasting flowers, so called, are only beginning to be valued as they deserve to be; and the most conspicuous among them are'the isoproved XeraiftheinumS. They may be dignified by thie name of helicbrysum, but, they were once only distinguished as yellow or white reranthe. mums. The Germans, wsho ...

... THE PUBCue, HEALTH. From the ?? iof the. Regtrar-general we learn that dpiring tbe week cnding' atnrday, the '25th nlt. '5,660 births and 3,919 desthl were regis- tered in london and 19 oter 'large cities and towna of the United 'Kingdomr. : JT1bcaggregate mortality in the week was at the ate'bf 28 deaths annually to every 1,000 of the'piesbeinestimated population. - The annual rates of ...

... W4- -- - ?? ux ?? I ARTO NVING TRILS.01 Mr. Gosfelen has made an important state- ment on local taxation ; and, thereon, has introduced two Bills. The value of the Report which he has also addressed to the Treasury can hardly be overstated. In these services to the cause of good Government, the First Lord of the Admiralty has conferred a real benefit on his country. By their light we are able ...

... Tna LiaThSNG BiLL.-The Mornsng Advertiefr,' fiscusses the bill introduced by Mr. Bruce.; As the measure stands, our contemporary cannot see how it'j can pass into law, apart from its intrinsic merits or de- merits, ?? rather bow. if it should pos into lanw, its provisions can be carried out, Wegiye credit to our done Secretary for great and earnest painistakinig in the matter--we agree with ...

... THE WESTMUTH CO-IME The report-of the Belect Committee appointed to inquire into the state of Westmeikth and certain parts. t djoining .of Meath and Kihg's' cdnty; and 'the I natare, extent, and effect of a certain unlawful corn- 'binatioi and confederacy existing therein, has been: issircd,. and is as follows i, -That there is at presenit existing within thez county of Westmeath ani, certain ...

... MISCELLANEOUS SUTMARY. [From our latest editions of last week. I The Davip News states that the committee of the Reform club have just conferred the privilege of honorary membership on General Sheridan andGene- ral FoDrsyth. It is pleasing to state that notwithstanding the immense number of persons out on Friday in the South of Lonldon, there was not a single accident the whole of the day or ...