... NEWS FROM PFARMS. . . - I (rinos ouv orON a Poi4flf5T.)1 PARIS, Smwali NraB,. M. Fournier, the French Ambassador to the Court of Italy, is expected at Versailles. He is e said to be charged with important communications of for M. Thiers. Whether he bears a message from son the Pope, or Victor Emmanuel, or from both, has hei not transpired. From what I have been able to of hear in the course of ...

... TO LIGE _ 0. THE NEW LICENSING ACT. persecutions and prosecutions are at present rife throughout the lid in conllection with the Government abortion known as the 1 EjLicensing Act. The gentlemen invested with magisterial power are making full use of the extra liberties granted them, and pteer~ceeding with a. vengeance to carry out the law in what they eiased to coil its integrity, and to make ...

... SECOND EDITION, 2.30 p.m. AMERICA WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-President Grant has openly expressed his satis- faction at the result arrived at by the Court of Geneva, not on account of the award, but because principles have been settled and the quarrel has been adjusted impartially and in the interests of peace. NEW YORK, Sept. ?? coalition party in Massachusetts has nominated Mr. Charles Sumner ...

... 'y IESSON OF THE SAINT BARTHOLOMEW. at Social conflict can come to pass without many premonitory signs. o re ai full of them long beforehand. The importance of the imminent contest between Infallibility and its opponents, or at least the general belief i its imminence, is testified by ominous appearances, small and great. In Arthur KinIeaird's self-imposed mission to Berlin, in order to ...

... 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 ...

... I ?? ebtningld Iltb3d. THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL ON LAW REFORM. The Attorney-General's paper on Law Reform was the principal feature in the proccedings of the Social Science Association yesterday. The following is an abstract: our English law was unscientific, and bore the impress of many minds living at different times, and this was the cause of much slovenliness in our legislation. Nine- tenths ...

... The French Government, replying to representations which have been made to it, has promised that no more arrests shall be made in connection with the Paris Commune, except in the cases of the leaders of the insurrection and of persons guilty of crimes against the common law. It is expected that the President of the Republic will return to Paris about the 20th inst., and remain there for some ...

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... 'I THENEW CONSTITUTION OF THE I ~~INTE RN'ATIONAL (Teoa ovU SEOMn oDZ-MWNnMM.) THED HAGUE, TussDAt. el Karl Marx and Engels yet remaining here it F would not be acourate to say that the International F Workmen's Association have left the Hague. But 11 the other half-hundred men of various nationalities 7 who helped to present an appearance of association n: in a room where there was no unity, ...

... e = = THE CATTEi P - I. _; ' ?_ ITE .AT PIFQ . ~ . |. a special, meeting of the - onre Cottle Defence Asesociation yesterday, Mr. Io0n WeLuan made the following gtatemieits in reference to the outbreak of rinderpet in the East Biding,:-~' On Monday' last I re- ported that news had reached the Asiociation that some reoently.imported.Dutoh beasts had ju tbeen condemned bh our Army Commissariat ...

... - -- I -I PARIS, Zaesday. WHILE the ibgats approves the conduct of the Government in announcing its determination to oppose any manifestations on the 22nd of September in honour of the declaration of the First Republic, the organ of M. Gain- betta refuses to believe in the Ministerial circular, which has not yet made its appearance in the Offcial Jfurnal. This is a growl from a dangerous ...

... NISCELLANEOUS. The natisans c ?? intend starting a working- class candidate for the representation of that town. An aquarium, similar to that at Brighton, is to be established at Yarmouth-- The rectory of Gittisbam, near Honiton, has become vacant by the death of the Rev. B. Kirwan, M A. It is worth 6001. a year, and is in private patronage. The Belfast Town Council have resolved, by a ...