... 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 ...

... or It (? C-beninald otb3q. MR. JUSTICE KEOGH'S JUDGMEN-r ON THE GALWAY ELECTION PETITION. Mr. Justice Keogh gave his decision yesterday on the Galway election petition. His judgment occupied nine hours in its delivery. He unseated Captain Nolan on the ground that his election was procured by undue influence and clerical intimidation. No jury, he said, could hesitate to say that Captain Nolan ...

... SECOND EDITION, 2.30 p.m. REZTTER'S TELEGRAMS. SPAIN. MADRID, May i5, Evening.--The result of the attack directed by Marshal Serrano against the bulk of the Carlist bands near Durango is shortly expected. In the other provinces the insurrection is dying out. ITALY. ROME, May ?? to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies, Signor Visconti-Venosta announced that the Government had taken steps in ...

... THE DEBA TE A T VERSAILLES. THE debate now going on at Versailles must be regarded as an item in the punishment which the French are undergoing for an extraordinary complication of offences of various kinds. We can imagine many disasters of greater magnitude which would cause far less grief to a really patriotic man than the spectacle of a debate on the great question, Whose fault was it ? in ...

... PARIS, May 25. Now that MM. d'Audiffret-Pasquier, Rouher, and Gambetta have all had their flings at the systems they respectively detest and at each other, it may occur to some members of the Assembly less concerned about men or systems than about good financing to pick up and ponder over this sentence of the Duke ?? :- Les ministres passent, mais les bureaux restent. M. ?? does not accuse ...

... THE WASHINGTON TREATY. The Times, referring to the discussion which Sir Stafford Northcote has raised concerning the misunderstanding of which he and his fellow Commissioners seem to have been the victims, ?? cannot avoid the conclusion that the fault of a misunderstanding belongs to those who suffer from it. It is the duty of those who negotiate any contract to take care that the ...

... ?? - - ?? ITE,j' Le : .. i J t Cur, Av tD r ,;ldI N 10 IN' E S.,$ *AflOLTD, MAY i64 1379 t ?? lily; the It Li, ( I C18 , ., ,s .d i:l; r' ?? ol'l pl1lllo r;l' tii,-r- -r c-iLL Ioirie lin ibvour A h~er p o --s; i I . -I o'illi i1 11'SIt i linin lire 1 Iw ~ ir; ithp rI' eh of fixiros o ii f ?? fi' l.~t yoa c I 'iner otftrihp i ii' r 1 4-k ( 'urir'ss Ti e i ?? i~s il ?? t'k'i' liti 'ifi l. ...

... VALUE OF LAND IN TEE CITY. . . - . L _ . . The plot of land No. 24, Lombard-streeb, containing an st, area of 1,530 square feet, with the modern banking pro. - mises thereon, has been disposed of to Mosero. Mackenzie, T a Trunder, and Co., Old Broad-street, for the sam of J. £60,000, to Baron Grant, of the firm of Grant, Brothers, oe and Co., in whose occupation they are. This averages, to ...

... | 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 ...

... * 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. ...