... LATEST NEWES LEasunen A:~~RzsAssocISIXOY THE ALLEGED> CoMPLICATIONS BETWEEN FRANCE AND GERMANY. Pnus, ?? Coast tbtcztionef de- nies the existence of complications between France and Germany. BsaaLrL, THUR8DAY. - Nothing whaever has transpired here respecting the ultimatum alleged by a London paper, and to have been sent through Count Arnim to the French Govement. The statement is entirely ...

... IIMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, I LAST NIGHT'S PARLIflENT. I [SPECLn TELEGRAM.] LONDON, FRIDAn EVENING. TFHE Lords have had a good deal of work this evening, and all the working peers, both Episcopal and lay, have been there to do it. Even watchful Lord Redescale looks after the Breadalbane case. The Royal Park and Gardens; at present handed over to Mr. Odger, have been formally introduced to their ...

... I ? LATEST N, EWS. _ oconrfed to interrupt a controversy of xrhicE the eonviecirg that it regrets arything should have | result was so ?? doubtfuL_ :,7RIdA:S SSX17ii;EN TCli 3ELARIz GI1a 57ILTE'S SECOh7D NOTEW- the 3azZy Wews ?? the ansnver 3f tlie hrnerical: Go5tern^7llent ta EawFl Granville's eecond dbspaich w&s ?? OfS last Wedataday, Jo . lEl::Z+TZB tS-D rBEsS ASSOCIATION l TELEGRAMS]. FP t ...

... TEE PRESBITEEJAN CRHURCH. AS.rBEATi-sCHO-o)L ESrmrT;rRxrarNcaT. -On Friday I e-en- a est, the teachers and scholars of the York r-et Presbyterian Church Sabbath-schools held tli-ir ztnnual soiree. The i-ons vnas tastefully de- ci acd for tihe occasion. The Rev. Thomas Ha- andton, aL, occupied the chair, and opened the e; e ?? reroceccl.ngs with the singing of the 23rd ps3aln wi hvich the ...

... GERAL SYNOD Or THip IRISH OHURCH. [FOMOUR - PZCL1L RrOLBOTE..] DuDf ie, THURSDAY. TaH Synod re-assembled at twelve o'clock. The LoRD PRIMATE presided. The proceedings were opened with prayer by the Bishop of Ruymors. The Rev. EDWVARD Norshe (honorary secretary) road the minutes of the previous day's proceedings, which wore con firmed. The 1tev. Dr. R33oREL moved, That the Dean of St. ...

... 1IMPERIAL PARLIATMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS -YrEsaDAY. Turer Spmuc-ER took the chair at twelve o'clock. phi THE NUMBER OF TURKISH VESSELS IN TirE PE RzSy G ULF. In reply to Mr. EASTW ICR, Lord ENFIELD stated that the number of the Turkish vessels in the Persian Gulf had beellin- creased to the number of 77. The 20 addition I vessels were there as transports on an ?? Iexpedition, and not as ships ...

... COUR'J AD 'FASERION , | THE COURF T. WINDSOR CASTLE, APRIL 23.-the Queen, accom- panied by Princess Beatrice, and attended by Lady W~aterpark, drove out yesterday afternoon. it BUCxKeNGAM PsLAcE.-Her Majesty, accom- re panied by Princess BeatLlce and Prince Leopold, If left Windsor Castle this morning at half-past ten o'clock, and arrived at Buckingham Palace at half- r. past eleven. Her ...

... DEPUTATIOC to0 THE f ?? [,-Y-'ECIAL T EGRA ]I Lo-DoN, WtEDNESDAY. Tl:EO afternoona depatation representing t3re leading tsws in Ulstcr, waited upon the Right Ron. W. E. Gladstone, at his official residence in Downing Street, to place before him an invitation to virit U~ster at an ear3.- date. The deputation, which wras iatrc~ucsil by MKr. YT'Olure, M.P. (B:elfast), c=!sisted of the following ...

... GENERAL SINOD OF THE CHURcH OF IRELAND. [Foxz OUr, SAECLL fr1'pORTEfl] DUMIN, MONDAY. Tes Synod re-assembled at one o'clock. The Archbishop of DUnLrs presided. Prayer was read by the Bishop of KILMORa . The Rev. Mr. NoRMnA read the minutes of the previous day's proceedings, which were confirmed, Mr. SPAIGHT presented a petition by 500 laymen of the diocese of Limerick. The deanery of Limerick ...

... TRE MINISTERIAL CRISIS. [SPOX IRISH TIMES CORRESPONDENT.] L LoinDoN, MONDAY NMcnT.-This has been a day of continuous excitement at the House of Commons. Every hour up to midnight brought constant ar- rivals of ?? in response to Mr. Whig Whip Glyn's urgent telegraphic missives, and there are a] now in London close upon five hundred and eighty a members of the Legislature. The threat, orrather ...

... ro TTEE EDITOR O0 ?? LEEDS :XPRESS.] Sin-I have from time to time read the state- ments and remaarks that have recently appeared in your paper on this subject, and, believing you to be actuated by a desire ?? represent the case fairly, as between the employers and their workpeople, and to bring about a settlement of the dispute, I am in- duced to address you in correction of the miscon- ...

... A. CORRESPOINDENT Of the A!Igemeine Zeiteng gives some interesting information on the present state of affairs in Italy. When I was in Italy last Autumn, he says, what most struck me was the I uneasy tone of public feeling which prevailed among anl classes. There was great anxietyforthe future, and this reached its highest point when the news arrived that Count Beust had ceased to be ...