... - E-PUOVLNfi; Tt v UG,4d, aqcesbl& 15e'pr t10151beou-, ?? sS j4~ pu ehs xrgooge~aomemaffeu sinfuild a ta1ltnge 16A thst thi. Qua ?? z 4haoh 4ndsott ?? sa Dt~ ~ ?? t4 , A, i1W* en wlp~te 4= return o Engl preed e- wantly .r ?? q goesrp tafie% 5 might tioutleuii'atlg au ieuign lmteiwe~ IsN .eIes thabth itshe sop thi ?? o In t-l o( aibo,whlr re' orts th4 oim tir- *diwen,-Q Mond ay iGhDtD duing ...

... LATEST INTEULIGENCE, BY SPECIAL EXPRESS AOND =SCMC TZOLEGILpn Pac ?? Mare OFP THE Wo5LD. THE AMERICAN DIFFICULTY. RELATIONS BETWEEN FRANCE AND GERMANY. THE CARLIST OUTBREAK IN SPAIN. 0 THE STRANDING OF AN IRON OLAD. . Versailles, Friday.. In to-day's sitting of the National Assembly, K lasoul DUVfil demanded an expression of opition from the Go- vernment relative to the ?? of the Mayors of ...

... LAST WEEKV LATEST NEW& ThJefatnf an red mn ot idlN cf los Sandyio ScHooL BOARD FORd LONDOV.-This morning, Mr. James Rodger, the returning cffieer for the division, declared ths result of the poll for Westminster as ?? Mahon, M.P., 5,505; Mr. George Patter, 1,130; osajority, 48375 NMDAMEIR RACHIL -The Seotetary of Sata hne com- muted the Eentenee on Madame Rachel, who, in 1869, was Fentencea at ...

... LATEST ELECTRIO NEWS I. nZuTER S 7ZLEGIA TH. CARLIST RISING IN SPi PAEYB, riday Evening, Accordlgu to advioes from the Spanish frontier, DO Carlois has not yet entered Spain, It s poal- ?? that be was 9t Geneva on the evenng of the 2kth, and left at nlg'ht in disguise by the ortern. railway, in the direton of Bl. and, 1I D=a ao enters pain and Ia taken Trisoner, smein ?? Is expected that the ...

... GARDSNING. BY G. M. F. GLENY, JUN. OCB WIElxLY CALENDAR. nrzW VOTDS ON IALSING MIIGtIONBTE TREES, Take a four-inch earden pot, at the bottom of whioh pleoe a bandful Of Small croeks (broken pots) t ebahe them together, anionte top Ilb a, small quantity of mnms to prevent the soil from being washed through the drainage-bole, Halt flll the paid pot vwith a mixture of good loam and well- rotted ...

... PROVZNOIAL SY TA3Y WITH ! 'TX -L41ANWaXll On Monday, a numerously attanded meeting was held in the large club-room of the Ancient Druid ' Inn, Not. tinggham, Afr. E Hughes presiding, for the purpose of ex. pressing praotical sympathy with the Tiobborne claimant, now in durance, and of obtaining for him a fair share of English justice. The proceedings were rendered donbly interesting by an ...

... PRB&YSU AND XTALY. A correspondent of tto Aigemeine Zaituitg (German Gazette) gives sone interesting information on the pro- sent state of affairs in Italy. When I ?? in Italy last autumn, he says, what most struck me was the uneasy tone of public fedliog which prevailed among all olasses. There was a great anxiety for the future, and this reaohed its highest point when the news arrived ...

... I. S i ~U 3 E ?? .! th~a~nmed~~ta o eldbdra foeq l t,6uotI In, Irecentlyju1trddude4dlt'E~ehl, ?? Most ~filpe uhe We ought to have a~l~o a~r~ n hr r many eqnally. ?? 'w~eik 1i~the: goldten.jfeather;ra odr ?? a .11 %Z 4 It 'IOp ti0W gins a d ?? he 4n~t e eter ntwo:;jclantsArluwidtb, ?? tcetw~e -gontp bqttow. thee~erpno !eaner group qtope r~4ue4 ?? ?? plant'. bgIu~W. '~snndit-aoAhAtcthe Lbbet' ...

... FOREIGXN fITELLIGENCE. The CounclGeneral of Lyons bag again vooed a resolution, recording the wishes it expressed last Novem. bsr for a new Asseinbly, the reisiDF of the state of siege .n the depeotment of the Rhonsa the suppression of the budges of public worehip, the establishment of an income taX, obligatory asd gratuitous and seenlar imtrone ion, the aboli'icu of capital punishment, aud ...

... AUeSTRALIAN REPUBLICANISM. A republican association has been founded at Mel- bourne, and likowise a branch of the International. A jurnal called the Internitionat has been started, from which we take the following extracts:- The Democratic Association of Victoria is formed with the view of acquiring and disseminating a know. ledge of social principles and cognate snjitcts; and of preparing ...

... li?!''city A e~adi'beart sal both nlisteoL it Is to be czret inl rI~b, from the froaly of zuddl= r .d et. edtlvant, 4m io ?? ?? of6rgetioin.proir.on Bit it ?? i~nd w\orlk ;]seieotPG~stlrpaote bir~i ~ei til'otitph Usstibn ?? wh116* il1elgege o ea rls'8 Ohrlktj' aid Iornts .t biten it lislwhosl ubiho m ,9try4 Pel 4enitr Ibtiei mos OI itwrit Wonderful aposto?1t oe o ulbob outb ?? *Sntwiflnfisnsy ...

... Y RUNNnG MAD. . ?? 1- - A. z * b - - -Uder thhi heading, ?? A Faprenaker writes to a patemporaryr ?? In the Public Health bill,. intro. ace0S bvMr. StnfeldA into the House, and mead a econd lime. there are some nections so extraordi- that tbey rather resemble the old csts of Par. llgnent that.roscribed the use of sea coal, or made at a rime to uy a man ii anything but a woollen sbrond, thans ...