... :ISPORTING' NOI1ES. To tbe EDJWra or We DAILY PoSr. Sir;-Coursing has had greater prominence gimea to iU than racing this week, the lattur olass of sport being limited to meetings at Donoaster and Bonmley. It is BHUI plising the amnountof interest whih, attached to the desi- sien of the Waterloo Cup, and it is computed' that no leas than 20,000 people ware present. Had the great public fanoy, ...

... BiRMIN G1AM_ WORKHOUSE. A svecial meeting of the Visiting ani Ganeral P'rposes Oommittee of the Board of Giadiausweas held- at1 the Werkhouse,'yeste'rday, ;dMr. Kneebone in ths ohalr. A GOOD xAMPi-Mr.POi1OO one otthe membera of the committee, stated that he had all along advocated the -endin oi minalinoxpntients, whatever their ciream. st ances, in le might be, to the small-pox wards, and that ...

... L A T E S T _N E W S .a . . ?? lf~uteis 7Terav, per Pre Aisociction.] FRANO ?? PARIS, FEBRUARY 3. It is reported that ;. Leon Say has offered 1his resigna. ton. as Prefect of 'the Seine, in consequence of the vote of the Assembly against the return of the Assembly to Paris. M.L Leon Burque, an agent of the Internstional, has been arrested at Lyons. The second representation of the Rabagas last ...

... [Froan Uh Xide es.' The tragical death of Lord Mayo has thrown upon Mr. Gladstone the duty of recommending to her Majesty a SUC- cessor to the late Viceroy of her Indian Empire, and we do not know any task that could involve a keener sense of re- oponiibility in its disoharge. For this great office Mir. Gladstone has been fortunate in securing the services of a member of his Government whose ...

... L A T E s T- NW EWS W S - : : f ?? [&u~r' 2'degrans vr Prcsa ,ssocbtioni FRANCK PARIS, F1anuanY 1Q. The Goverantt has offered the post of French Ambassador in London to 31. Cair Perier, who, however, has declined it. PARIS, FmnuAnuy 10 (Evesinig). Mr. Wahburnie, the United States Minister, an- nounes that he has no intention whatever of leaving Paris, and &e denies having preeented his ...

... THE BIRMINGHAM JEWISH ANTI- OONVBRSIONIST soOlEt. I. : O-r readers are doubtless aware that. . few. weeks ago a oeteof Jew asfonmedin Bitminghamtooppoaetheoper. ations of the, Society for ?? of the Jews, and to carry the wair lntothe enemy's contry, by endeavouring to convert Christians to Judaism. This movement, started, and sustained byla few enthusiasts, was promptly dig. countenanced by ...

... 0 I I __ ?? ?? I__ I_ The fortnlghtly meeting of the Board was held at the Parish Offices, yesterday; Mr. W. h Sargant in the chair. The minutes of the last meeting were read andconfirmed. THE SCHOOL BOARD P ?? AND THz TowN COUNIL The CnAImAN read the following letter relat- ing to the rejeotion of the precept by the Oouncil:- Borough of Birmingham. Dearslr, I beg to inform you that the ...

... A S- T -WS -I ; ?? - ;X v- :L A T E An -t E W- So'I [l $ II&e , per Pres Aes am on.]- THE ALABAMA QUESTION. NEW YORK, -Fnnnut & 15. A member of the Cabinet tells mne that the answer to Lort Granville's note will assume that tho Axbi-- trators must settle everything, or the United States. will refuse to negotiate further. If the claims are referred to a Board of Ascessors, under Article 10, the ...

... THE ASSASSINATION 01 THE VICEROY OF IUa. 'A CUTA PEniih i 12(76.Gp-i'.) : The naweshas just been received. here. of,the asaassi- Datioi ?? Maayo lyla convict' awieda hbre Al, at Port Blair, whilst his Excellency wa, ?? of .ie g in . 6 , ee '(Masgow -onlhh retara to Caleutlj', `TA0406 ok place on the evening ,-of ,the,$8th. The sin broke through the gaard, 'and sta~b~bed the Vies~eriyR inee; ...

... I : I IPPMS AESOMATION T=hGRgAMS. HOUSE OF LVRD. Their Lordships met at five 'lo*a. : LAND STATISTICS. The Easl of DMRBY gave notice that, on Thursday, ?? should ask if the Govornment woald tako bteps to ascer tain the number of proprietors of land JI the United Xlngdom, and the quantity of land so held. THE VACCINATION L&WS. Lord BUCRUBROT gave notice that he should move for a Select ...

... PriM ASSOCIATION TELEGR&M.] T HOUSE OF LORDS, Their Lordahips met at five oo'ok. On the hmotion of Lord RRDM*DA&LE, committees on the office of Clerk of Parliament and the offlee of Black Fiod, on Standing Orders, and the Committee8of Selection, weie nominated. I.XPLAIATIONS. The LOun CHArcELLoR and the Duke of AnRYL cor- reared pasaages in their speecaes ia the Collier debate on. Thursday. ...

... '11e DlFFICULTY FROM AN AMERICAN POINT OF VIEW. In yesterday's Tics there is a letter, filing mare than two column, from Dlr. F. H. Morse, in which that gentle- aurin insists upon Ihe correctness of the view which his cvuutyymen have taken of the treaty. It was, he admits, had policy and a mistalie to put into the American case any claim for such an infinitesimal part of the expanse of pr4 ...