... * NEWS FROM ' ,, ~ ~ TuunA$ ZsaDr , t At a Ministeial; bouail to-day it w.a deided to opposoM. -Aautijens' Bill to authorise the Com- M mitted of uliqry tq exanpjne ;heqapitulatioqu of t Pari, in ?? view; mitl4er ioxds, t 'to bring Gleneral Tohu ktaeort-pmartal. The o, Committee to which' the Bill aas referred as d urgent' has aso, it is, rumOUred, unanimously D Agreed to reporb 4painst, it. ...

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... DR. LIVINGSTONE, At the monthly meeting of the Geographical i society last evening, at the University of London, Sir EL VArl1NSON in the chair, letters were read from Dr. Kirk, on the subject of Dr. Livingstono's prolonged absence, d tbe obairman prefacing the reading by the remark that they contained nothing absolutely new. The first letter A was dated Zanzibar, 16th January, 1872, from tho ...

... By the arrivelof the above mail we have adviees from Bombay to May 13; Madros, May 11; Calcutta, ihe Botnbay~ Gazette thnsit is :clear from the official papers published respecting the K>uka executions, thae when Mr. Cowan ordered the prisoners to be blown away from the guns, the disturbance was at an end, that there was no sympathy with the Kukas either on the part of the troops or the people ...

... IMPERIAL PALIAMENTI,,) ?? I to the House Of Lords last night, Lorillfn mnounced (in answer to a question from Lord ?? ' AirliO) that there is to be a join~t Committee of ail One two RHouses ?? the question of railway ho Amalgamation. The conversation which took Oh place upon this subject~ afforded Lord Salisbury an OppOrtunity to defend railway companies from the accusations cnmmonly urged ...

... I Lord Lyttelton has done good service in bringing the homes of the London labouring poor, and the effect wrought upon them by modern improve- ments, prominently boforethe public. Duringthe last twenty years the hardships suffered by those displaced by the construction of railway lines, or the beautifying of the metropolis, have been fre- quently discussed, and more than one measure has been ...

... ABmoR. The following Cne0~OOhsbe 4 warded to us: ea eu hu be fP rnland IeeUMUeOfomej Tower4A Jan. II. Sir, - With reference to the p ty of I& awarded agains you at the t lfao atb ty Sunen s uning armorialbearig witouutas so lie~ to do,1hv to ?? o Inlpud REenue order that such oxt &e Boadd to thheenm of 1. 69, 94. the S 7 m s Inthe a which sum irqet104 go 1ofo to mne, imaC'itety. hat -=cV_ ...

... TNH POPE AT.- T VATIOAN. 7(nou ova Id; oam :w (m O BOA* InOXU Xy 0. Xr.Rob1%tBrowninrm mulit Ohristaas ive and Easter Day, has rresented' his inquirer after religious truth as ?? bearing 1a ver. idiomatic sermon ins Methodist chapel, and being thence transported to Rome to the Catheda of $t. Peter's at the very, moment of High Maoe, and ihaving his senses ?? stupefied by the setacle ft the ...

... | THyE SONS OF TH OLERR lY The 218th anniversary. of this Corporation was cblebrated in the usuai manne r yesterday afternioon, There was a grand choral service uander' the doses of St, Paul' * the choir being strengthenedl fur the o~ccasion'by those of tho Chapels Royal, 'Westminster Abbey, St. George's (Windsor), Canterbu&y, Eton, the Temple, and Lincoln's- inn. The service was Smart in 13 ...

... j VISIFfOF THE QUEEN TO GERMANY. (BY s5 La5b55f T=GAPEnaL) (noe OnE srECTAL cormEsrONDENT.) CE1sBoTJRG, SummAy. The Royal yacht Victoria and Albert, with the 5 Lively-, the Alberta, and. the Trinity vessel in 6 attendance, arrived here at three p.m., nearly an . hour sooner than was expected, although tie weather was hazy. The yachts bad a smooth passage. The Queen's .reception here will be of ...

... ' _ ?? 51IE ERUPTION OF MIOUNT VESUVIUS. TERRIBLXE LOSS OF LIFE R kitt 8UBKA=H T5ELEOaSr.) S 0tFO2 01 ORGnh c0R01 Or n.) i it ROMA, FPUIIAY Vitrf . HI ,mforuatiion has been received in this city which leaves no doubt that the eruption of Mount Vesu- t vius has already been attended with the most l lerribid results, and there is only too much it reason to fear that more fatal disasters A will ...

... ITiE NhEW GEBMANf BE.OMUTION. At a meeting of the Anglo-Continental Society, hold in Wvillis's-roome, an Friday, under the Presidency of the Bishop of Euwr theerogrees of the Old Catholic move- ment in Germany and France was brought under discus- sion, and letters fh Dr. von Dollinger and the Arch- bishop of Syra, in r uronce to it, were rosd, The Bishop of ELYs, in opening the proeeedinge ...