... | 1 A LARGE QuANTITY of spurious Italian coin, in piceseof650 cesftimeg and one'bud two fralces,) tsi0v snsirculation in sris > aI ! s i ?? has been recelved of the satisfac ory prorress of the telegraph expedition in the West Ind=es and of the successful landing of the cable at the Island of St. Vincent. ; A LAIRoEand remarkableS cialistmeeting has been held at Meipsic. Many middle-class ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIA T. s : ?? HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAi, ST. KATnErnnex' HioaPr~i.-Lord SEDISEY ?? t fer Malesty's answernto tohe address voted last weex rela- lyo to St. Katherine'e hospital. flex Majesty etated thatE Ihe would take the address into consideiatiOD, together t vith the report of the royal commission on the hospital. b THE Ms~emano ass TEMA]LOR,-sQUtRl. - Lord CaL,- h IHESTSIR called ...

... 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 ...

... AFFAIRS IN FRAICE. ?? outti=lde D4oW announres that AL Thiers accepted the resignation of M. Jules Favre on Sun- day evening. A beliet is gaining ground that M. de Remusat will succeed M. Jules Favre. h. 'Jules Favre made his reappearance oh Tuesday in his robes as a barrister in the Salle des .P erdus e Palace of Justice. t i believe t he actively to resume practising ef the' a?. The Jow'nal ...

... MISCELLANEOUS SUoMA RYE [From our latest edition of last weeki It is expected that a reorganisation of the Artillery will immediately take place; of John Taylor, aged 25. a blacksmith, lving at 24 Union crescent, Shoreditch, was found dead in bei on Saturday. morning. During the past three weeks, the Middlesex mangi' trateshaven,ulcted severalfradespeople ?? for dealing with false weights and ...

... SIGNIFYING YOTHING. With the Queen's Speech came news, last v[(Oda,, thbat must have struck Ministers dosmay. The potato blight had passed 1,eland-such a blight, it was said, as vert desolated that most unfortunate hslnd e the famiese year, 1840. Let us illand t that the evil-derived, indeed, from os'cioU5 eonrces-fas been exaggerated; 5sd yet esough will remrain to give the most festive of ...

... I FORJl'IGN INTELLIGENCE. GERMANYI --A ccording to the Berlin papers, the Emperor of Germany will remain at Gastein for about a fortnight, after which he will visit Munich. -The King of the Greeks arrived at Berlin on Monday morning from St. Petersburg, and proceeded at once ore his journey to Kumpenheim. near Frank- ?? official world at Berlin is at this moment divided on the proposed ...

... I The Camp of Instruction at the Sboeburyness School of Gunnery opened on Saturday. The firing, which commenced on Tuesday, was with smooth- bore guns (shot); and 106 detachments competed for the prizes, which were of the total value of 1301. Scotland offered a challenge cup in addition, for which there were 22 entries. Competent authorities pronounced all the firing good. The following is the ...

... . GERMAXY.-The Smperor sill visit Mayence on the th- in order to inhsect the troops of that garrison; after that his Matest ?? staying two days at ?? num'ber.or electors who have taken, taft in the voting for' the Municipal Councils in I Alsace, Lorraine is coneidered satisfactort. Only in Mulbouse, TBen, and Atlirch have the elections .falleu through on aecount of the small number of voters. ...

... ; -THE- PtIBLIQHBALTH. i Fronithedweeklyxeturn of the: :Bistra-gene lI we learn that during the week ending Saturday, thc 29th inst.,'4.775 births and 3,30541ethsa'ere-regi- tered in London and, 19 other large cities and towps of the United lKingdom- Theaggregate mortaliy in' the week was at the rat of 24 deatha annuallyineveby 1,000 persons living. The annmal !rstes of mortality Iset we4lc 'n ...

... . ; . ?? nOUSE OF LORDS,-MloNDAY, TAHERoYAt Assms= was given by commission to Prince Arthur's Annuity, the Local Government Board, Public, Libraries Act (1855) Amendment, and other bls a. 8 THEs PceOyuSroze OF Sconoot-The WIa of SsIXFrESnfltry inquired at what time it was probable that the schoola to be erected by the London School board would be ready for the reception of children, and ...

... ANNALS OF TEE POORL BATTERSEA LIBERAL REGISTRATION ASSOCIATION. To THE EDIT6O1.-SIR.-It may interest many of your readers to know that the Liberals of this neighbourhood are bestirring themselves with a view to recovering this division of the county from the Conservatives, into whose possession it fell at the general election in 1868. The Tory majority then obtained was derived principally ...