... MIS CELLANEOUS. | ?? The death is annoounced of the Earl of Caryafort, which took placo on Sdturday evening, at Florence, from fever. His Lordship had bcen ill for several days, and many mermbers of his family were consequently able to be ,ith him at his decease. The late Earl was barn in 12.5, sifucceding to the earldom on the death of his father in 1tSc. He was previously M.P. for Wicklow, ...

... The following appeared in a portion o0 oar impre2son I (IRFUE'S TELET:RAmS.) -rRA c GE.LUUA iRANCE VYEsisLLes, May 17, Evening. General Chanzy's committee has decided to request the attendance of General Ciesay, to ascertain what action the Government propose taking on the report of the Capita. latione Committee on the capitulations of Strasburg and ,Sedan, and has decided to recommend to the ...

... NITVERSITY OF LONDON. On Wednesday the annual meeting for conferring degrees Was held at the University of London, Burling- ton-gardens. The C3m.zccELaoR (Lord Granville) pre- sided, and was supported by the Vics-Chancellor of the University (Sir Edward Ryan), the Member for the Uni- versity (Mr. Lowe), the Chairman, of Convocation (Dr. Storrar), Sir George Jessel, Sir W. W. Gull, and the ...

... The foll owing appeared in a por$&on of our impressioa of yestird ay:- 'SHE INDIRECT CLAIMS. (Pn:ss Aesoo&IIoN TLEqnix.) In cc nsequenee of the presentation of the Alabama corre-p ondence to the United States Congress the British Goverr iment has decided to publzish it also in this country withor it furthb ae delay. It may, therefore, be expeoted in the OGazrte of. Friday. (RLEmTEu's TnLGoRA=s ...

... LEEDS, MAY 2, 1872. PETITIONS.-In the House of ?? on Tuesday petitions against the sale of Intoxicating liquors on Sunday were presented by Mr. Carter, from Bramley, Beeston-hill, and Quarry-hill; by Mr. H. F. Beaumont, from Saddleworth. Petitions in favour of the Permissive Prohibitory Liquor Bill were presented by Mr. W. PoWell, from Gare4don, Brokenlioraigh, and almesbarY; by Mr. Dent, from ...

... THE SUPPLE' MENTARY ARTICLE, The .7isscs holds that whatever may be the ultimatefate of the Trealy, the decision of the Senate on the supple- mnictary article must be regarded as eminently satisfac- tory. It affords proof of the prevalence in America of a very sincere desire to render the Treaty of Washington an effectually amicable settlement, by nullifying, if not vyith- diraing, the claims ...

... TILE'diCIHBoRNE C M - M . THE TICHBORNE CLA.IMANTlv. I r.^. Jab ?? ?? - ~~~(From the 7ioies.) Itis certainly a novel and, at least, an unstemly pro. t55(1IOP for a person in the positicn of the Tichborue ,iistto parade himself about the countryroCBiviflP the .oPgratolatsons of his admirers. In the eyeocof utilhe w is 1, true, every man is presumed to be, tnnocet untilg hbeei preved to beguilty ...

... TUNIERRSITY ny prilpn or.- u.&L1UIUJ, eXY 23. rn a Congregation holdiu this morning tho f U decrees were conferred:- M.A.-John Roche DaEant, Christ Chlurh A1e Charles Richard Maitland, Corpus Christi Coll'g el rick More and Theodore Stretch, New; Rev, W' ti Deane, Osiel; Noel H. Paterson, St. Jhn's. T. Hodgeon and Charles F. Fellowes, Trinity' p C. Brigga and Rev. Wm. F. Simpson, Worcoster B.A ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENTS IMPERA PARLIAMENT.I (BY TFLEQGt.rA ) EOUSE CF COMMONS, YESTERDAY. The SPEARER took the chair at four o'clock. PRIVATE BILLS. The Leeds Tramway Bill was read a third time and tassed. The report of the Select Committee on the Reighley Water Bill was brought up and considered, and the bill was ordered to be read a third time. A debate took place on the motion for the second ...

... The Tfnlea says that we must be cautions in the conclu- sions we draw from the announcement that the Foreigni Affairs Committee of the American Senate have eagreed to report favourably on the Supplementary Treaty. Withouc, however, jamping to tile conclusion that the Supple- mentary Treaty hars escaped its perils in the Uaitsd States, we may regard this preliminary report as favourable to its ...

... GENERAL FORKIGN NEWS (I1uvTER' S TELEGRxAS.) TEE 'CARLIST INSURRECTION. MADRID, May 5. Further details of the defeat of the Carlists state that the insurgents lost 40 killed, 10 wounded, and 630 pri- soners. The troops, who are pursuing the Carliste, con- tinue to capture many prisoners. Don Carlos, with 200 men, has fled towards France, closely pursued by the troops, . MADmD, May 6, 6 50 p.n. ...

... THlE WARWIV KSHIRE LABOURERS' STRIKE. (Srncmnr TnLEcrsnr.) Yesterday the Executive Committee of the Warwick. shire Labourers' Union met at Leamington for the transaction of business. A letter was read from Mr. Suffolk, Secretary of the Warwickshire Chamber of Agri. culture, renewing the offer previously made by ths Chamber for a conference between representatives of the Chamber and the Union, ...