... REPORTED DEATH OF DON CARLOS. While the telegrams from Spain these last few days I have announced the pacification of Navarre and Biscay, in consequence of the amnesty proclaimed by Marshal Serrano, they have been altogether silent regarding a re- port which is current in Madrid. This is to the effect that Don Carlos is dead, and that Serrano has sent inti. mation of his death to the Duchess ...

... XIETEOROLOGICAL NOTES. ?? Orlando WMistlecraftqJ Report for the week ending J1ne 15th, 1872. Once, ,ii; Wind. Rain.' Character. 1872. S3. 8 51 D2o S. '09 Very squally and unsettled, M. 10 48 63 S.W. '03 Unsettled with thunder. Tu. 11 47 83 S. '20 Fine am., wet p.m. W. 12 47 66 W. - Flne and pleasant. Th. 13 6 7 W. - Close and hot, very fine. Fr. 14 48 76 S.B - Very hot, and bright. S. 15 51 78 ...

... I The fortnightly meeting of this Boasd was held yes he terday, Mr. E. Grimwade occupying the chair, and Mr. W. Hutchinson the vice-chair. There was a good attendance of members. !d The Gas Inspector (Mr. J. Wiggin) reported that the ae light had not been so good. The average was 3-9 can- e dies, and on one or two occasions the light had been it very bad indeed. No lamps were, however, extin- ...

... PHILOSOPHIC REASON AN9D CA.THOLIC $IBASON IN THEIE 3ELATION WITH I RELIGIONT, I D A series of lectures on Fhilosojhic and of Catholic reason in their relation to religion commenced at St. 0Paucras Catholic Church, on May 12th. The following 0 is the substance of a lecture delivered last iveek by the Rev. D. Crescigelli. The ex'inmination of pbilosoplhic reason fromn its origin to the l1th ...

... THE EYE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY'S I FETE AT BROKE HALL. The people of Eye, and many of its surrounding parishes, who have been for many years interested in the excellent little Society which hails from and bears the name of the Borough, have been sorely tried of late years. The troubles they have recently been called upon to endure might have destroyed the vitality of any Society less ably ...

... FORtEIGN INTELLIGENCE. THE GENEVA ARBITRATION. PHILADELPHIA, June 21. t The belief is prevalent that the Geneva Arbitrators will settle the Alabama dispute by deciding that Indirect Claims are not a subject for an award of money damages, the Amaerican Government agreeing not further to press - these Claims. l FRANCE.. PARIs, June 23. The negotiations with Germany appear to have entered on a ...

... N O R F O L K. d On Saturday last, the Rev. Alfred Oliver Russell, n clerk was instituted to the Vicarage of Middleton, in the Countyof Norfolk, on the presentation of Alfred g Russell, Esq., of Woodside, Erith, in the County of Kent, e 2ND NoRFoLKc RIFLES.-Ensign John Thomas Clarke i. resigns his commissiond. g 17Tsa NORFOLK Rrseacs.-Captain John de Courcy h Hamilton resigns his commission. ...

... Cbet ?? 3ournal. SATURDAY, JUNG 15, 1872. THE MIiNISTERS AND THE WASHING- I TON TREATY. Her Majesty's Ministers die hard. We must confess that, whatever sins and shortcomings the present Cabinet may have, one of them is not giving in too readily to their opponents. We have before seen-in the Payne Collier Scandal -specimens of the readiness and skill with which they excuse minor shortcomings, ...

... MlKETEOROLOGICAL NOTES. ?? Orlando TWhistlec.4ft. Report for the week ending June 92ad, 18?2. Juen,5 C a a Wind. Rain Character. Deg Deg So. 16 0(; s 83 V. - ,-Bight and extremely hot. H. 17 7 s4 S.E. -lExcessively hot and clear. Tu. IS 07 i sS.. IVery bright and hot. W. 19. 57J ?? E.S.E. 27 Bright and hot. Rain at night : I I with thunder. Th. 250; G X8 W1.NW. l0. IHeavy rain a.n. Fine p.mu, ...

... MISCEJLLANEOUS NEWS. Monday last was tire 18th anniversary of the open- S ing of the Crystal Palace by the Queen and the Prince Consort. It has been visited by more than 30,000,000 persons. The east wing of KinG Charles's quarter in Green- wich Hospital is being disuantled, and will be con- verted into a royal college f nuaval cadets. Mr. Scudamore reports tht*. the total number of messages ...

... N O R P o L K. TUE ALLEGED MALPRACTICES AT THE LAST MUNI- CIPAL ELECTIONS AT KING'S L YNN.-These trials came on at Lynn on Wednesday last, before G. M. Dowdes- well, Esq., Q.C., sittin g as Deputy Juae. The matter appeared to excite a good deal of interest, but not so much as might have been expected. There was a large attendance of the general public, and several of the prominent Liberals ...

... WESTXINSTER ABBEY. CRwmn III. Mr. Neversin was a strict Nonconformist in religion, and an advanced Liberal in polities; he blended those two principles together, so that his religion received an infusion of politics and his politics were highly seasoned with religion. Religion and politics were Mr. Neversin's v twin cherries, proceeding from the same stalk. He prided himself on the alliance, ...