... 1 - ?? 77-7--T- I 5 ?? ,i 1101 PAR l. El Ini l e4il ?? B ZX (,ROX OVus OWgQOnoUW OMDV.) - I'PAIS, WiDNE1)AT NIGHT. ''The ,Tne$ JOc*Z 'at fgoh, sipounoes'four I diplomatic ?? have been ra- 's~s~s~ei becanol, but' could, ~ik be ithought1 ~se~tain, aftertlinghei ?? ; srs Aboust them.t' !The 31Iarquis do NoaiLle'Is gazetd' |Xiniste.. Pile'inipotIntiay o W 4i00g1;, *here ho; wvill nio doubt~ii , ...

... : adUAOR' AI:: : Arolwswj: xatmag'a Lenten pdas v i, ?? yeetaralaylka althe Roman CtOXMD pilace of wmritp in .in just ntw ti npperm topin i the xsnde n. The document sr nth afol- slwing.in a ?? of his Gacs arguanib andreai, eoning. s late changwof *ho statute law In reroetto the national unvlvetles ?? rts ot by remari ) masy be aid to have effaced. Clistian4 from the ?? culture of our youth. ...

... K. THIERS AND THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY. THE GOVERNMENT PROSECUTIONS AGAINST THE PRESS. CpM ova OWN coasromnrT.) PARIS, W3DYAs Neanr. 3I. Thiers, at dinner yesterday, said to a member o the majority, ,You ask me to be fn, and re- I c prach me for not leaning upon the majority; but vhen I look for the majority, I find nothing but a conspiracy. Seeing the intrigues going on,0 I. Thiers tells the ...

... DOTI1E DISSOLUTIONIST MOEMENT IN I :FRANOE. - i , _ _ (lacK ' on oWN CaORUPONDri T.) ' ' ?? EVERSAUlES, TaB aAY NIGRT. The expectations of the result of the great battle on the dissolutionist movement to- come off on gaturday vary, as is natural enough, according to the hopes and desires of different political parties. It was very suddenly that the Right resolved to put forward M. Lambert de ...

... IN EIPPING FOREST. ev Whit-Monday is pre-eminently the holiday of he the Eaqt Enders, and Epping Forest, fortunately x not yet wholly enclosed, is pre-eminently their he resort. There is no kind of nonsense about East se EEnders; none of your affected sonchalance; no TI contemptible effort to ignore the fact that they to are bent on holiday making. As for squeezes on loj the platforms of ...

... THE FRENOCH ASSEMBLY., (IM1OU OUR OWNl Ccra'oMIDr Nv.) VERSAILLES, THURSDA.Y Nron'T The deputies who live in Paris, as almost all Of them do, albeit the Rurals call Versailles the 8 capital, arrivedby n nearliertrainthanusual to-day, t because there was a meeting of the bureaux to Ot elect Presidents and Secretaries. In their private oi rooms the ?? are far more b old than tl in a publio ...

... MR. MUNDELLA AND THE SOUTH WALES I I . COLLIERS. A meeting of the delegates representing all the collieries and iron-stone mines in the counties of Glamor. gan and Monmouth connected\ with the Amalgamated Association of Miners, was held at Merthyr yesterday, to receive the report of delegates upon the result of theinter. view held with the respective masters upon the proposal to refer the ...

... NI. UNIVERSITY INTE, LLIGBENE. ! . _I_ OXFORD, DEC. 21. rinST PUBLIXC EXAMMATION. -MATHEMIATICAL HO- NOCSI.-The Moderators in the School of Mathematics (Mr. Wil- liam Esson, M.A., Fellow and 2atheroatical Tutor. &c., Merton Colg;Mr. Hector MoNeile MA,, late Follow of St, John's CoUege, end Mr. dwsrd iddellBalmer, M.A., MagdalenHall), havo this evening issued the following Class List: CLAS 1. ...

... !t1, , ,, .! q m, a l~ pthon thi Tynd, ?? Sspnifoldrjge,ac6eanm-j to auc~h of the Thamen National ?? cuka an were acpidl ?? £not ?? iB a rthec uho inwell knovn, ad wihesj remembered he went. out an sace man of the drvw aot by tho late James v entorth for America. After ?? henfori Bright took his at inx the boat along, and Chlangero (troke), f ony Klyh and James Perevi wsly ingte hoek tlie eof ...

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... . tbe XageJt§ HR MAJESTY'S OPERA (DRURY-LANEB. PROSPECTIVE ARRANGEMENTS. SECOND APPEARANCE THIS SEASON 0O? MDLLE. CRISii- TINE NILSSON.-SECOND APPEARANCE OF L CAPOUI. Extra Night.-Trei EVsitOr (Friday), May 31 will be per- formed Verdi's Opera, LA. THAVIATA. Alr[Mo, M. Capoul ,this second appearaneD thie sewsonl; (ermont Georgio, Signor MDLLB. MAIE MARIMON.-M. CAPOUL. ' To-roarsv (atrday), ...

... ITH ARTILLERY EiETING AT SHOEBURYINESS, t Solt ova frtko= 6olsanoerMI)A.) SIOEBU1IYNESS, FHo.DA NIOrr. The business to-day-the last of active work -has been of peouliar interest. The great prizes had already been won, and the hundred and odd detachments had been tested by a succession of competitions, by which the relative position of each was ascertained. To-day it remained for the winning ...