... AMEBICA. WASHITNGTON, September-25.-'The coroespondonoe between Mr. Wsshburne -and M. de Remusat, show- ing a disposition on the part-of America and F-anoe toprotect the HebrewsinaRoumania, has been offieially published. WASHTNGTOON, September 27.-Presideat GrantWsas returned here. NEW YoRK, September 23.-A mass meeting lsbr been held at Oil city, Pennsylvania, whesn it was're- solved tbat the ...

... I THE COOING OF THE EAGLES, , , ,1 .. - The three Osuars have met: and are takingo friendly interest inveach other's pre- Darations for war-though welire specially in- formed, by the semi ?? journal, that the motives which promptthis visit are exclusively pacific, avid that theiamiable interest'which Russia and Austria take in the Germao troops, shows that they perceive in the military ...

... Ad - _ I _ _ _2 _ -A AolQa!_ _ On Mlonday evening, at the Htal of &lience, Old- street-road, a.congreass of. the Federal Council of the International society was commenced. The members were ?? and Germans, though amorg the audience there were a few Englishmen and Poles. Several speakers disclaimed.all revolutianary spirit on the part of the International. Citizen Lundy moved the following ...

... THE ALABAMA AWARD. The award of the Geneva arbitrators has surprised most people. It was generally understood that England would be held liable in damages for the career of the Alabama (whose fitting out is a disgrace to all concerned in it); but very few were prepared to hear that wve were to pay for the depredations of the Florida gad of the Shenandoah. The Lord Chief Justice, in refusing ...

... - LLOYjDS WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. THE MEETING OF THE EMPERORS. The Meeting. of, the Emperors at .Berlin- with all its show of gold lace, stars and plumes and :th6 attendant reviews, banquetinIgs,. cross distributionh and military promotions; has furnished a Handdsome budget, even to the French papers, in this dead season-of the news purveyor. It'bas eclipsed the congress of the, International ...

... i 3-~t IN O,4D a 4LIOEOS~.A 6~the iprivate ?? ta obe N4r?9t rp)paiji~e at wotmi4#bider ., wiA ese In Assermbhige- of Ieadies iianwistajeably AM& andt outside the station, stretching aevoss the road, stood acrowd of yepe a, s expgting the arrival of a hears heai~sg~s~lit ~ iditk'l Alice Blanche. 0Ogwald, Mehsv.pji5 5ni h&, owned'herself at vt&erloo-br11gie bh~hf~,under circum- stances already ...

... _:THE PUBLIC [IEALTH. From tble Xitrrenrl'wekyreturn wve learno that d4uring tbe week ending Saturday'last, 5,007 births and 3,417 deaths were registered in Lon- don and 20 otheriarge-citiesaudtowns of the United Kingdom. The mortality frdm all causes in these towns was at the rate of 241 deaths annually to ever' 1,000 persons estimated'to be living. In Edinburh the ?? of mortality was 19 per ...

... LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER, SIR. ALEXANDER COCKBURN'S STATEMENT. The Government has published Lord 'Ch!1f Justice Cockburn's reasons for dissenting from: the main decisions of his colleagues at.Geneva, in no less than two hundred and twenty-four pages of the London Gazette ;` and also the statements of his colleagues. - Sir Alexander Cockburn has contributed a review of neutral commerce ...

... FOR8IGN INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE.--The Government have decided to esta blish an extensive camp at Valbonne, 24 miles from Lyona-Military anmceuvres will take place in the neighbourhood of Paris in September and October. Manceuvres will be executed by the army of Lyons duridg the same period. On Tuesday afternoon, towards five o'clock, the troops garrisoned at Trou- villa, consisting of artillery, ...

... I POWDER ATII.OUNSLOW.' On Friday miorning, at 25 minutes past 10, a, ter- rible explosion occurred at the, gunpowder works of Messrs, Curtis and Harvey, situated in the parish of Twiokenhamn but comnmonly called tbe Hounslow mills, From a statement made by one of the era- ployds, who was at work with ieveral ethers in an outhouse, we learn that they were just In the act'of drinking some beer ...

... N;AVY STATIONS FOR SEPTEMBER. Aboukdr, Jamadca Fox, Channel sery PAttlesnakce, C. of Achilles. Portland..Glasgow, East In. Good Hope Adventure. troop Growlei, M.edittn. Reindeer,. Pacific * secr. in China Hart, lieditetanlen. Repulae, psssage AIgncourtChnnnl. Hector, Sostbmpt. to Paciffc ''squadron lielleon, Mediter.' Researchi,Medltsr. AlbaoreZerMnda: Hercusles, Channel BlevengeQuoenst ...

... THE IwATTE LA fI. ?? DH~l 1lD~rfolLu.iit,-Accept my best thanics for roe leading article, on the subiect of the Waste Lands I ot the United Kingdom, as given in your issue of the 22? inst. Although the Times imas begun to see that these lands can 'be turned to better account thoa the employ- ment Upon them of incurable drunkards, yet it Is to be regretted that in doing so its statistics ...