... THE PRESENT STATE OF THE GREAT DEERHOU)ND CASE. To the EDITOR of thre PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR,-Jonathan Yank, of Yankstow, out yonder, had a quarrel not long since with his brother and co-heir, Jeff Yank, in the course of which Jeft killed some of the Yankstow deer. The brothers had hardly made matters up, when my bailiff, here at Britworth, received notice frown Jonathan's steward that as the ...

... ; FRANCE-Tbe Journal ~Oflintl of Wednesday ainounced the resignation af M. Pouyer Quertier. M. Dufaure, the minister of! justice, declared that he would leave the Cabinet un]ess MhI. Pouyer Quertierresigned. MM. Dufiure and Casimir Perisr made a personal question o4,,L Poulysr Quertier's description of the docum its communicated by them to the public proi utor in the trial of M. de ha Motte ...

... BAILT AY AMALGAMA T1ION, ?? I Yesterday the Joint Committee of the House of Lprds ard Commons resumed their inquiry into the subject of the amal- aimation of railway eompanies, with speoial referenee to the ill for that ,purpose now tterore Parliament, and to consider any and what regulations should be 'niposed by Paiulameet in the event of such amalgamations baing sanctioned. Mr. Chi- ...

... CHURCH REFORM. Sir,-There can he no doubt that you are right in suggest- ing to Mr Noyes that the great difficulty in his proposed 'National Church is to find a common basis of agree- ment But why, I would ask, be content with a I!National Church? Why not take a broader view, and propose a Universal Church? The idea is by no means chimerical, for a common basis of agreement cau be ...

... |HR B.AsrB MONDAY VOLUVTAR RZVZWVK I~~ On Sattirdy afternoon -a meeting of met!o- ?? Commanding offlioers took place at the rooms Od nd, the National Rifle Asaocistico, pali-mall Z~gtj didth th purpose ofreceiving te reportof the committee asto er-' w ?? for the fortheotning Easter Monday Voluntaez 18 Review at Brighton, end other matters cnected with th -esvolunteer forsa. Lieutea-g-Colous) ...

... ZITEST TELEGRAMS)I SEWS FROM ROME. (DXA uVB ?? PBCY CUM xoux OOBREONDEN.aX ROME, WEDrNzsAy. A demonstration in honour of Mazzini is to am tke place here on Sunday next. V The Italian Minister in London has asked per- h nission, to resign his post on account of ill a bealth. Tfne Prince and Princess of Wales are expected here on the 16th to meet the King of Denmark. The Princess of Roumania is ...

... THE debate in the Prussian Upper House on the Schools Inspection Bill, which was passed on Friday by the unexpectedly large majority of 25 to 76, was chiefly remarkable for a telling speech by Prince Bismarck, the other speakers having merely reiterated the arguments which had already been used on both sides in the Lower House on the subject. The only man of any political eminence who ...

... TRIALSAT THE MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. I ' The March sessions were commenced on Monday. There were 60 prisoners for trial, besides two or three who are at large upon bail. A POTrsTEALERc FouB TIneS SEeNrTO PERTAL SER- VI runE. .Tames Mueronr 60, a shoemaker, pleaded Guilty fto.etealing'three pewter pots, value 3s., the property of Mary Mutts. -Mr. Lockyer, sessions -house offioer,'and Warder ...

... rl Hi 7 QR I$qUsA - i 'When its'uarium tiufhbed, anew Obarmwil t 'monte, the ?? cost womethbnj in , ~the way of destroyit~ 'wil~ ussoeRationsj. 't it i i''z',',ateaof Miniiar lationi;, ?? e'bE thu .a 'flouted ...

... 1A THE LAUJNCH OF THE RUPERT. I TheL Rupert, which is to be floated out of dock at Chatham to-day, will, when completed, be a d very formidable ironclad. She has a special cha- i raeter which has hardly been recognised in our a Ironalads, except in connection with other qualify- V Mations, The Rupert is a ram, built for the express 8 purpose of ramming. For some years past it Las been the ...

... I PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION. -ToiJbe EDITOR of the PALL MALL GAZETTE. SaW,-Nill you allow one who is not without some familiarity with its subject-matter to add a word or two to your article of Friday last ? I ir. Dodson's new tribunal, if it is to be respectable, will cost the sountry a very great deal of money. For, to be respectable, it must be highly paid. The experiment of cheap judges has ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. Sole Lessee and Manager. F. B. Chatterton. Tam EvrNGIo, at 7, AMY ROblBART. irs. Herman Vpzin, Mesdames Fanny Addion and Kate Ryan; Mr. J. . Cowper Mesrs. Howaro, Terries, Britt Wriht, and b, Vokcs.-And the Grand ChriT ms Pantomime, TO!J THIB THEATRE ROYAL ARKlRT. Teint Evgaseo, at 7, TH'E BALANCE5 OF COMFOR'P. Messrs. Piowe, oigers, Clark, Braid; ?? Roe Mssey.-At 8, ...