... TEE1 PUTUnM OF ENGLAND. The XemoriallDi~pomatique is never very complimen. tary in its criticisms of Eogland. It now devotes an article of some note to the consideration of the future prospecte of that coan'ry. It Hsya:- Pxovidence, in fulfilling its work of directing hunman affairs, makes one nation e'lurne another. This is the mnarvellous secret which the Dbilosophy of history h1as ...

... DZS&SvrO~TS XPtDX'IOTT. The Ill boueeoe Arqus sueplies some particnlars re. t specting the lossI oE t-hio brig Maria, whiobl u siled from v Sydney on the 25th of Jannary, wvlt% n prrty of adven. s tuaers, who wero going to ?? New Gaines. The a vessel was lost near the Palm Islalrds, on the 26th of e Febrnr~sy. About davlight Oepwain Stratman left the d vessel in the seconad inate's snyf boat ...

... In one of the busiest of political weeks, in the very crush of tte season, with ptrliament in full play: with conferences of agricultural labourers sitting at Willis's Rooms, and great debates as to the rights of women, we ane all anxious as to the reply we are to receive from the despised repub. licans across the water. With English life in full sv icg, all our national conceits in politics ...

... LATST INTELLIGENCE. Si S PECIAL ,5E5S AND ELECTRIC TEGRAPH ROX MAB PRS OF THE WOL. THE ALABAMA. DIFFICULTY. THE PROPOSED SETTLEMENT. THE CABLIST RIsTNG IN SPAIN. TRiL. OF MARSHAL BAZAINE BY COURT-MARVAL. New York, May 2. Wahington despatches state that the; Admlnioirstimx doss not withdraw the indireot claims, but bas agreed not to demand peenuniary compensation in respect thereto if Great ...

... 4 TO TIM EDITOR OF REiYNOLDS'S nEWSPAPER l ?? are playing with politics, like so many children, pleased with the rattles of rhetoric, and tickled with the straws of debate. Just now the favourite toy is the ballot-in itself a great idea, but, In the House of Commons, overlaid with the tortuous and useless ingenuity of clever people, who are so profoundly mieroseopie that they can- not see the ...

... TEDQMUX The Queen, it in gra1lfying to hear has not suffered from the fatigue of the joureev to Sotland, and is enjoy. ing the best health. Her Majesty will not return, as a' present arranged, till about the middle of June, and it is presumed there will be some Court festivities given by the Queen, independent of these announced to be presided over by the Prince and Prineres of Wales on their ...

... TUB WOMEWS SUPP1RIZ, lWOVMSNT A public mteeting wes held on Moday evenig mn ni. Glaorge's Hail, to forwar. the views of the Nations, Seciety for Promoting Women's Suffrane. Half an hour before the chair w~as takren the hail wac psaked in everyA part, and immense crowd3 gahehred outside, unable to obtain adolsaion. The speakers had to be smuggled i by the stago.door, and some, who were ?? of ...

... SIXTY ZLLIONS FOR IDLERS. No TMs WDOR OF REYNOLDfgB AEWS'APM SR,-In the conference which recently dellbe- rated at Willis's Rooms on the subject of agri- cultural labour, Mr. Corrance, a member of the House of Commons, let fall a remark that pased nearly unchallenged at the time. M. Corranee urged that it was Impossible that England could go on adding iymillions pew annum to her working ...

... AKPERIAL PARLIAXERP, 30V521ll OF ?? B ZO DU-MOSNDA. 1 THE ALABAMA AFFAlRi.-Earl RUSSELL, refer. J ring to the notice standing on the paper in hs name for ethat evening with regard to the mnlrect claims of the United States, postponed his motion for a week. e RB13GISTRATION.-The Ear] of MORLEY etated a meaiure had been prepared for the purpose of making Y compulsory the registration of births ...

... TEE ?? LIMOURIUS' SBRIXE. TO THR EDITOR OF RRYNOLDS'B NEWAPsy. SIR,-The agitation umnag the farm labourers will have a great educational tffect. It will help to politically school the men. Many of them eau nlw puzzle ctu their weekly penny newspaper. In most of their houses there is one or more thare can read Fni write. They wiI now learn something of the clars-the felonious landlord class ...

... xODERN CGnRiSTIAN7TY. TO TER RDITOB 0 BBYNOLDS'S NRWSPAPEBR SIr,-In yonr impression of the 5th inst., the article M The Heathetn Abrosd and at Romie' gives us a !Sint but faithful sketch of the hypocrisy and Peeabneas Rf the teachers of modiern Chriatianity. Scme highly. *stusred and refined persons, Whoee experiatce of life nay he chiefly deriv-d from the ?? of missionary eports cnd bioerapl ...

... !Z3 LEXARY FUND DtNVEZ. The King of the Belgians presided on WeinesdAy even. ing at the anniversary of the Royal Literavy Fund, a society for eefiiting distressed auihors. In the course Olf the proceeditga,lspeaking in Enrglislh, he propoed Eeveral toasts, including the principal one of the evening. Tne healths of the QIeen, Prince of Vales, & , were acknow. ledged by the Dnke of Edinburgh. ...