... * NEWS FROM ' ,, ~ ~ TuunA$ ZsaDr , t At a Ministeial; bouail to-day it w.a deided to opposoM. -Aautijens' Bill to authorise the Com- M mitted of uliqry tq exanpjne ;heqapitulatioqu of t Pari, in ?? view; mitl4er ioxds, t 'to bring Gleneral Tohu ktaeort-pmartal. The o, Committee to which' the Bill aas referred as d urgent' has aso, it is, rumOUred, unanimously D Agreed to reporb 4painst, it. ...

... TNH POPE AT.- T VATIOAN. 7(nou ova Id; oam :w (m O BOA* InOXU Xy 0. Xr.Rob1%tBrowninrm mulit Ohristaas ive and Easter Day, has rresented' his inquirer after religious truth as ?? bearing 1a ver. idiomatic sermon ins Methodist chapel, and being thence transported to Rome to the Catheda of $t. Peter's at the very, moment of High Maoe, and ihaving his senses ?? stupefied by the setacle ft the ...

... | THyE SONS OF TH OLERR lY The 218th anniversary. of this Corporation was cblebrated in the usuai manne r yesterday afternioon, There was a grand choral service uander' the doses of St, Paul' * the choir being strengthenedl fur the o~ccasion'by those of tho Chapels Royal, 'Westminster Abbey, St. George's (Windsor), Canterbu&y, Eton, the Temple, and Lincoln's- inn. The service was Smart in 13 ...

... >OO~V O M _: a, OA, TO, AluD R A ITH_ + I CONVOCATION AND TEM ATXSIAN I1 1 , I an'm > 0 , .~ . i ., ?? i l -;Both usesof CQnvooation eaton Thursday,tie Upper at Queen Ann's Bounty Oflclo and, the Lower in the Jerusalem Clhamber. The Prolocutor, he Venerable Arclhdeacon Blakersteth, attended by most oP the members of the Lower Houde, prsesnted to' the Upper ?? the seris obf resolutione come to ...

... 1 - ?? 77-7--T- I 5 ?? ,i 1101 PAR l. El Ini l e4il ?? B ZX (,ROX OVus OWgQOnoUW OMDV.) - I'PAIS, WiDNE1)AT NIGHT. ''The ,Tne$ JOc*Z 'at fgoh, sipounoes'four I diplomatic ?? have been ra- 's~s~s~ei becanol, but' could, ~ik be ithought1 ~se~tain, aftertlinghei ?? ; srs Aboust them.t' !The 31Iarquis do NoaiLle'Is gazetd' |Xiniste.. Pile'inipotIntiay o W 4i00g1;, *here ho; wvill nio doubt~ii , ...

... IN EIPPING FOREST. ev Whit-Monday is pre-eminently the holiday of he the Eaqt Enders, and Epping Forest, fortunately x not yet wholly enclosed, is pre-eminently their he resort. There is no kind of nonsense about East se EEnders; none of your affected sonchalance; no TI contemptible effort to ignore the fact that they to are bent on holiday making. As for squeezes on loj the platforms of ...

... . tbe XageJt§ HR MAJESTY'S OPERA (DRURY-LANEB. PROSPECTIVE ARRANGEMENTS. SECOND APPEARANCE THIS SEASON 0O? MDLLE. CRISii- TINE NILSSON.-SECOND APPEARANCE OF L CAPOUI. Extra Night.-Trei EVsitOr (Friday), May 31 will be per- formed Verdi's Opera, LA. THAVIATA. Alr[Mo, M. Capoul ,this second appearaneD thie sewsonl; (ermont Georgio, Signor MDLLB. MAIE MARIMON.-M. CAPOUL. ' To-roarsv (atrday), ...

... ?? f 111'1: .4~; 1g1, ; . ' ' ' 'I ; 'HOSPITCE Nh9ISMASEROPTET TOATl. .. -: ' ?? ?? _i > ' , j - i ?? ' Th'eWin u diiner ofthis; hospil I ID e last evding4 it Willis's loomi; the Earli of Cltandcs inhl 'hqwaplaiW OhicomOl y apewpp mbidt 1recei a1 ot iks 'h b bcom' ?? beds,A_ 9:ln estab 'abeedpArhas ea, dp R hn6. ?? the th6 ~co~vevlsatayr; c tdo5,n and ss0mbnis~tt tydiperm orA addsth h the ...

... 4I 7 IN TME BLACK FOREST. (ro U O1va eCA t O0IRoflflP0IiD.) xONImmSmEL, BLACT FORESm, MAr 5. JUSt as I was leaving Strasburg the day' before yesterday, I was informed by Professor Frueauff, of indeon-hall, Pennsylvania, of a very interest- 'ing Moravian settlement at Ednigsfeld, in the Black Forest, and from his account it seemed to me that a description of the place would not be distasteful ...

... I N~si 1NS TRoM PARIS. (iltOcl OUIl OWN COlmustIiOND'IT.) IARTS, MONDAY ffIGiT. In the Assemibly to-day, on the Bill relative to ! tbe recruiting of the army being brought On, upon which it is understood that after long dissensiona the Piresident of the Republic and the Committee are uow ?? agreed, General Chanzy said: ?? The Predident of tho Republic latoly remarked O11 the subject of the ...

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... I ' WALTONIMING. It is not given' to ever one with a taste for angli'n to haunt the beautiful rivers of Wales in the spring, when the trout are ready to take the 0oloirea fly, or to wander rod in hand, to the dis- tant brooks of Ireland or !Scotland, wheretbe bro wn waterl foami round the rocks, and the heatbert dovered shoulders of the hills are interspersed with the groves of dark fr. And so ...