... PUBLICMEN ON -PUBIC AP JAS.' At the anuu~al dinner of' the Udlaouatue' Corporation of Galasbiels, Mr. ja. ?? T~ lan, U; . for the Border Btirgfss,'returned thanks ?? tbe~odse ofCosu'. raone. j n the course of his'olleervatious he'said :-An aI ,general rule, the sto* accusation against the Haovse' of 06ommonesie one, whichranuattelleerlously in the eatimatibii *of the Corporation which I have ...

... I*r . .. ?? , -- . . jq I - ?? QMBURO-., ,.g PA 'ioi! !I, ?%,il T 1? ol, i y'' VA 1. . pf-, - ? .- I I I ; tit;It'rll; ii J.: | ?? ,3(k13',t1 . ,,,a .!It,{;psj at AwI D Or, ~ ~~ 1llt k, , t,;;,JU3 .oill thefr4,inds4habitho c ?? -thoaG - w~ters eonstituta VeP 'tttction of ?? 86hof ?? lsa6dvjd hit t6 waters have tmuch of their ef egy$tijs s ,i'M4 expreie ?? bt'*hbthevitwitb w beawotth'whI'1ft ...

... i: THM -ARRMST Oil PRINCE ITAPOLMON.. OnWedneoday ?? Napoleon audthe Prii- dtss, 4lotilde.vwith;their two sons, who had been at school 'at Vevay,' and accompanied only by. the aide-de-cam' ancd the lady-in-waiting of the princess, entered France from- Switzerlavd, and at the Begarde Station , close to Belfort, they were asked for their papers. They pro. duced their paesports, which had been ...

... -XI8giELLAWROWOU It is said that Government *iU call parament t . other a coun io of weeks earlier next year than usual. -m M. Henri Solvyss, mineister pleniposentiary of Plelgiumi Z It~aly, will, it is understood, succeed the late Baron PI canlien as Beglgrn minister in London. - ~Tbe Bishopi of Liuolojjssis'isusda form ?? for or gj Ishis dioceee, supphoacsting the Divieo aid for the T smoval ...

... TME PASTIME OP CRUELTY. ,E'rom the Ant'i,-ame-tcaw Circutar.] Ocr most heavily respecable danilies, weeklies, monthlies, quarterlies, and annuals have, almost with. out exception, frequently uttered 'scornful' things about the gratuitous brutality of pigeonishaoting; and one or two of the most consistent hve declined to publish reports of tbe matches. If our eyes were not sO mach blinded by ...

... TEE LATAST MINISTERIAL G.GZXNG *.I VTEAIBURE,' The Whigs are a mean, dirty lot. Their legis- lation is always sneaking and underhanded. They have all the despotic instincts of the Tories,: none of thieir piuck.1 IThe' recent 'ublic-house` and' poli6legislati6n.'i'-a - & sedioun .i sIi, t 116u- croachment on the liberties of the people, worthy of the post tyrannical munister.,of .tAle most ...

... ADVANTAGES AND DISADVAXNTAGES OF A COMMERCIAL TREATY. Now that a Commercial Treaty of some sort appears to be secured, it would be well that both the partisans and the adversaries of the measure should make up their minds what it is that this country really surrenders in binding itself by this kind of engagement to France. Some sacrifice it does make, though assuredly it is not the sacrifice ...

... THE LEIBERG-OZERNOWITZ-JASSY I RAILWAY. To A EnDIToR OF THE DAItLY NOEWS. SM,-By Section 10 of the statutes of the Lem- ?? Railway Company it haa been provided that all publications having reference to those railway lines are to be inserted in the Daily News and the Times of London. His Imperial and Royal Majesty's Minister of Commerce havring found it necessary in the public interest to order ...

... GREAT WESTERN RALWAY OF CANADA. I The usuai half-yearly meeting of the iroprietora of this railay wras hold yesterday at the Lonn Tav, Biihopsgate-street; Alderman Sir THOMAS D in t chair. The report, which has already been publishad having been taken as read,. the Chairman proceeded to move its adoption, observing that tbe present was the Six- teenth meeting he had presided over, and he had ...

... LM4 Qbtntnql# OeWd. THE ABBt MICHAUD ON ULTRAMONTANISM. The AbI6 Michaud is addressing from Paris letters to the Cologne Gazelle. Jn the first he says that the question whether there is a difference between a Jeurit and a Catholic bishop must nowadays be answered with No. The coup afloat of the ?? of July, 187o, has opened an abyss between Catholicism and atmanism. 1 he very essence of ...

... The London trader owes the proud position he holds to that spirit of enterprise which burns so strongly within his bosom, and which nothing can quell. He is always trying it on in some direction or other, and his operations often extend far beyond the immediate district in which he dwells. He has lately been trying it on with the hoppers in Kent, and has fallen into a little trouble in ...

... I TEE AGRO ROMANO. s~~. (rnom oun own OonzrN nrr.) ROME, Oar. 12. The first deoree signed by King Victor Emma- tuel after the occupation of Rome was one appoint- ing a Commission to study the beat means of improving the Agro Romeno. The Government felt that the overthrow of the temporal dominion i of the Papacy must be followed by an act of the | greatestimportanoe to Rome and Italy. So long ...