... 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 ...

... CALCUTTA, SePt. 3. I HAVE seen a copy of Mr. J. S. Campbell's report on the penal settlement at Port Blair, and it appears to be a plain-spoken and sensible document. He admits that, though the experiment dates only from x858, it has not been as successful as it might have been, and this he attributes to the want of continuity and system in management, to the undue limitation of the. powers of ...

... MISICELLANEOUS. Prince Leopold will, it is stated, commence a cou'lwi o .study at Oxford in October term. ?? Mr. Theer was present at the races at Lowgehamp =(Pari) on Tuesday. He was,.it .i saidh t hremely well. The weather twas Pfine bucld The committeo of the Marine Society ha, received tib dontion of 1,00Wl. for the Wrsptae trhViningesipfroR ?? Oban ?? of the GCasgrch- Taul ito that r dr. ...

... 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 ...

... OmL Tuesday evening the Right Hon. the Lord Mayors Sir Sills John Gibbons, and the Lady Mayoress enter. ttained the principal members of the Japanese embassy rnow in London, at a dinner at the Mansion House, which Iwas served in the Egyptian Ball with much splendour. t The band of the Coldstream Guardi was in attendance on the oceasion, under the direction of Mir. Frederick Godfrey, and played ...

... i D1r S51OL&L 515P1 AND NLT00 TG R 0 PARTS ov ta O Oar,. , li. THIERS AND THE REPMUIG GRAND RECEPTION OF M. GAM. BETTA. THE GERMAN AMBASSODOR IN FRANCE. iParis, Sept. 24. In a recent conversation Count ?? stated that th0 question of his recall has never been under consideration. But the German ambassador added that during his dsay in Germanv he had taken no pains to conceal the fae; that, in ...

... 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 ...

... By the arrival of the Overland Mail, we have advices from Bombay to Sept. 6: Madras, Sept, 4; Cal. Cutts, Sept. 3; Melbourne, August 13, &o. Lord Northbrook returned to Simat on the 26th August, and the Viceregal Legislative Council met at Siula for the tranaction of businese on the 29th ultimo. Lord Northbrcok is expected to arrive in Bombay aid Lahoro, i Mooltien, and Kurrachee, about the ...

... I SUNTDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. SATURDAY'S EDITION. TEE GENDRAL ELECTIONS IN CANADA. Canada has long been distracted by paltry, presumptuous cliques of designing politicians. Albeit, for the most part, men barren of mental culture and profound political knowledge, never- theless they have hitherto succeeded in cajoling the people, and in obtaining their objects-self- interest not being the least ...

... . day a convict at -Portlanld prison made a recklles attempt to ea fro the narty he wes working with by jumping laver the cliffs. Fortunately for him the spot he seleeted was not very steep, anda he was taken up not greatly injured. Had he gxsue either a little more to the right or left he mustt hae been dashed to pieces. DEVONSHIRE..wBRUTAL ILL-TREATMEN OF AN~ ElEiss.-A very strange case was ...

... ' THEE BISHOP OF GLOUCESTER AN) TIM LABOURERS. r A conference ewas held on Saturday afternoon at the ishp'sPalceGlouicester, between eight agrjcltra labourere, with the' district secretary, Mr. Yeatsg and the 1 Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol, to consider the beat l means of improving the condition of the agricultur aInbourer. r. Price, M.P., chairman of the ?? r Rlailway Company, and some ...

... According to a Paris telegram which reached London on Saturday after- noon, Count Arnim has again assured M. Thiers of the friendly intentions of Germany. This was at dinner on Friday night. The Chevalier di Nigra was the President's guest on the occasion, as well as the German ambassador. It is stated to-day from Paris that the bill relating to the reorganization of the army will be one of ...