... DR. LIVINGSTONE, At the monthly meeting of the Geographical i society last evening, at the University of London, Sir EL VArl1NSON in the chair, letters were read from Dr. Kirk, on the subject of Dr. Livingstono's prolonged absence, d tbe obairman prefacing the reading by the remark that they contained nothing absolutely new. The first letter A was dated Zanzibar, 16th January, 1872, from tho ...

... Wthfd Obtninaf'd AOtW4 THE GENEVA ARBITRATION. The Wbite Star steamer Republic, from New York 13th inst., arrived at ?? last night. Having coaled and landed passengers, together with ne bag of despatches respecting the Alabama claims, she proceeded for Liver- pool. We have by telegraph a summary of the newspaper despatches and articles referring to the Geneva arbitration. T1he New York Times ...

... PARLIAMENTAR Y REVIEW. HOUSE OF LORDS. TiE Lord Chancellor yesterday announced that, in reference to a noble lord who had had the misfortune to become a bankrupt, he would on Thursday next move that, the said lord having discharged all his debts under the bankruptcy, and there being no other debts in his case, their lord- ships were satisfied, under the terms of the Act of last session, of his ...

... SECOND EDITION, 2.30 p.m. RE U TE R' S TEL E G R A MS. THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON. WASHINGTON, Alril 22.-Ihe House of Representatives has passed a resolution calling upon Presidmnt Grant to fuinsh the official correspondence relative to the indirect claims pr sented to the Court of Arbitration at Geneva. NLW YORK, April 22.-The American journals publish to-day the full text of the American ...

... The statement elicited from Mr. Cardwell last night by Lord Elcho that the neglected condition of the graves of our officers and men who were killed in the Crimea would receive the consideration of Government will be noticed with general satisfaction. It is a national scandal that, while the Russian and French graveyards are carefully maintained in a proper con- dition, the British graveyard ...

... En UAWEET OPE (iRURY-yAIM PROSPECITIV ARRANGEBMMNI vinH APPEARANCB OF ODLLM ICAm MAMOI. Tins TasadaJLAtidl 33, ?? be perormed BEAE TomDAY nOM lexno, AignllPancell; 1IOs Bodolto Signor AsnM. RAOUeL, Sior Cua BA Xo Blrne iidit; I~ss MdXs Bauerneldator; Ters, Mh Mhseaton. Direto of the Minlo and Conduwtor, Bir MkhaelCodn. MDLT.I TITINS.-MDLE OOLOMEIO.-MADA TREBELL.BEIMAINL On ?? TOURIJDAY next, ...

... I THE GOVERNMENT AND MR. FAWCETT'S BILL. The Timcs, referring to the sensational announcement yesterday of an impending Ministerial crisis, observes that these terrible rumours some- times prove vain. The anticipations of war last week are supposed to have had some Stock Exchange origin; what if the suggestion that the Ministry is contemplating resignation should turn out to be nothing ...

... SICIL Y AND SARDINIA. IT is inevitable, we suppose, that distribution of population should run within the limits set by government, laws, race, and language; that the- fallow resources of a country nominally civilized and settled shall never be fairly developed until native enterprise comes in earnest to the rescue. The redundant life of England overflows into remote colonies in the seas of ...

... _ jr 5k;%$Z C1at~ Ir7_ox '2(AZIA .. SiA L 1 $ C a ?? . a~ . ,A Wino eat L, hv!tlhe Lock~ ~A*thr'Esslt r.Morell MoKil~ ;I HassU4 alorQ~nraI 'le stait'de Kasnzw. ?? nreieg ftentltlnw p~ htouses, fhir om l fodasmoail o10I' trselously condecondlto me he ato ofh, mati~ution, and h oodpi fhuenW open: for warned, ha'h*'ald The', io Lou~ Hospital,D lntpatyr ',ennd6 Women in-patiezis hdrcie h ...

... I ~. CllJST'SIOSPITAL .. Passer by Christ's HospitaW last FkfdW somi 'bur or so after mid-day were enlivened '~Iail Columbia, YYnkee Doodle, and other Amer. can ai, given with much precision and ?? from an excellent $rxes band. Those who patw -a goodly number-to peer through the judislv*' railings which divide' the Bluecoat Boys' play.. ground from Newgate-strebt, and to ask whait a ail ...

... 2LATFST TELEGRAMS.,I iYiPOrRINY G OF THE FlICU AM IPLY.. is (0 i d AXEm) 0 (am ow ova 0V) ..po, . :te ARlS, MoNDAY NiaOn. L Th6AFrendh Assemblyre.opened to-day, after its asi ?? Nearly the whole day was taken up in drawing c lots for the formation of the Bureaux. On flxing P A, order. of the day for to-morrow, 3t. Sh1iie' b' obserd inoidentilly that the discussion qof thia tj Army Bill might ...

... PARIS, HMOdty. IT is not probable that any interesting business will be accomplished by the Assembly to-day, which will have to settle its bureaux by lot-drawing, a process which will occupy several hours. It is feared that the Right intends to take serious notice of the receptions of M. Thiers at the Elysee, and also to bring under the notice of the Chamber the insulting expressions made use ...