... CORRESPONDENCa, NOTICE$ TO CORRESPONDHNTS. or'respoendenfs who set any special value upon thczr Coa4. snunicattons must keep copies of them, Oa wce cannot under. take to return unused cmtributsona. All ltters irtended for publication must be accompanied by the natme and address of the wcriter, not necessaray for publication, but far the information of the Editor, a. Mlnton.-The first. ?? J. ...

... I THE WARWICKSHIRE CHAMBER OF I AGRICULTURL THEE FARM L&BOURERSV STRIKE% A peolal meeting of the Warwickshire Chamberof Agriculture was held at, the Shire 'Hall, Warwlok, on Saturday,. nominally to consider the labour quostion, but really to discus the present strike of farm labovcrers In the county, with the view df bringing about a sebtle-, ment of the matters In dispute. The attendance; ...

... LATEST- NEWS.j ?? I !Re4es Telegrams, OerPrew Auociation,] THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO GERMANY. BADEN-BADEN, Arsx 1. TIhe Grand Duke and Grand Duchess of Baden paid a visit to her Majesty Queen Victoria, this afternoon. The Crown Prince of Gerniany, accompanied by his oldest son Prince William, is expected here to-morrow evening, on a visit to her Majesty. FRANCE- VERSAILLES, Apne, 1. M. ThierB haa ...

... AND IOURNAL . MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1872. N O T I' B.. The B hrminhgm Daily Post oan be obtained evoe7 : o. rning at the following plaese:- LosWor.-Euston Railway Station; MOesr Smith and Son, 186, Strand; and Messrs. Pottle and Son, New Agents, Royal Exchange. ?? Street Station; and Messrs. Smith and Sons, News Agents, Castle Street. MNaxozws .-London Road Station, Mr. Heywood, News Agent, ...

... PREi8S ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.] HO USE OF COMMONS. The Epeaker took the ohair at four o'clock. NEW MEMBER. Lord Muncaster took his seat for West Cumberland, In the roon of Colonel Lowther, now Earl of Lonsdale. LOCAL PETITIONS. Mr. KUNTZ presented petitions from Littleborough, Wrexham, Saint Mary's, Scilly Islands, Irthlingborough, Leith, Wisbeach Vauxhal, Ipswich, ?? blethodist Free Church, ...

... HOUSB Off COMMONS. Tbe Speaker took the chair *hortly after four o'clock. The Biimingham and Llohfield Junction Railway Bill was read a thiid time and passed. CONqTAGIOUS DISEASES ACTS. Mr. DIXON presented a petition from the inhabitafts of Birmingham against the principles, end for thetoteil repeal of, the Contagious Diseases Acta. NOTICEs OF MOTION. Colonel ANsoN gave notice that In ...

... MIU DISRAELI AT MANCHESTER. Yesterday Mr. Disraeli received aeveral addresses from deputations of cotton factory operatives, the Free and Open Church Association, and the Northern Church Defence Association, Wherever he appeared he was received most enthuslatIcally, and in going from the various places of Interest in Manchester and Balford, in an open earl3sge, he was followed by immnse crowds ...

... I BIRMMIGHAM SEWERAGE BILL. I [By our own &,porter.] HouauE or Cosesrow, Tuesday. The Select Comxmittee of the House of Commons ap- pointed to conalder this bill resumed its sitting to- day, ia No. 3 Committee Boom; Lord Henley in the chair. The otber members of the committee were Air. Townley Mitford, Mr. R. Torrens, Mr. Charley, and Eir J. Duck- vworth, who acted as referee. Counsel for the ...

... TUBE LONDON GAZETTE. [From Tuesday Mgiht's Gasette.] LIQUIDATIONS BY ARR&NOEMENT. John Williams, Peurhyti Hospital, joiner and builder. First meeting, at the Prince Albert Rotel, High Street, Bangor. May 1, at 2. Debtor's solicitor, Mr. Richard D. Williams, Carnarvon. Eites Davies, Aberystwith, draper. First meeting, at the offices of Messrs. Hugh Hughes and Son, sohcitors, Aborystwith, April ...

... I i MR. DISRAELI IN MANCHNSTEWR [lY THLEG(RAtrl.] MANmCESTBRr, T083day. This afternoon Mr. Disraeli attendel a monster meeting- in the large dancing saloon at Pomona Gardens, a favaurilte resort of the Maachester and South Lancashire pabllo. The object of the meeting was to reelve addresses faera ConEervative and Constitutional Associations in the CouMtt.y ?? 200 associations were represented, ...

... TflE RECENT HEAVY RAINS, FLOODS IN BIBMINGH1A Persons having but an Imperfect acquaintance with BMr- wigbam, and knowing nothing of the ?? of that ordinarily sluggish stream, theBes, may be surprised at the above heading, wondering, mnayhap, whether the translucent waters of some of the canal had burst their, barriers, or, perchance, that our local weather prophet bad allowed his rain-gauges ...

... AND JOUCRNAL FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1872. NEWS. OF THE DAY. | The moat noticeable incident in the House of Com- mons, last night, was the re-appearance of Mr. JoI1N Bn.rouT, M.., after his long and severe illness. The, right honourable gentleman entered tihe House just be fore prayers, and took his usual seat on the second bench below the gangway. He was immediately sunrounded by friends anxions to ...