... THE LATE DR LIrINGSTONE. WI THL following telegram has been received at the London in .55- office of'the Ne Yo ead.. re i- The Malva arrived off Suez at eleven on Satarday her ,ct, night, having Mr Arthur Laing and Jacob Wainwright-oni SI board with the body. of Dr Livingstone. He-had been ill to iX- with hrotnic dysenteryfor' several moiIthspast, an'd although la the well supplied ...

... -. FRIGKN INTELLIGENCE. * iST OF QEEN VICTORIA TO GERMANY. ~, Co64Nic Mhrc 12.The Cologne Giczetts learns from Ci6 burg onautoriyfo whih i ca vochthat Queen Victoria 't propsesto py avist ofsom durtio tothe ducal Court of t Sax~ohrg n My, ccopaned y te Duke and Duchess of J~Ei~ Einbrgh he ermn Emero an Crwn Prince. aipd Crown ' Prices wll roft y te ocaiontoreturn the Duke andc FRANCE. at -A ...

... WEDNlSSDAYr, Maroh 11, 1874. O T N- O* T H E - D . NOTrESvON TfHE XEWKS..OF T'H E DA,. THx French Academy may be a very dignified body, 0s upon the while, but it does not oiipya very dignifiedg position just now. .Foui* years ago, M. -Olivier, the the minister who was to lead the. country into the paths of liberality and pbpularity, wEies eleoted to fillA the chair vacated by the death of ...

... I-2 .Tt - -ft 4 -g -s. -k . - -o_ - - -j ut PUBLIC anxiety, which was considerable some days pE ago, is now nearly relieved by the intelligence received 8b on Saturday. From Sir Garnet Wolseley's despatches, it and from the subsequent telegrams, we learn all that pi had taken place down' to the 9th February, when the tr returning army had resolved to wait a few days south tb of the Adansi ...

... THRE3SE APPEALS. MBt GLBDsTONE has published something like an ap- I peal, partly to the constitutional party in tihe Romani Catholie Church, to out themselves free from the 1 Ultramontane influence which dominates at Rome;, but more generally to the British public, to give himi and his party credit for their Protestantisna. Then i r'the UIberatiom Society have begun their. campaign the a ...

... QUESTIONS BEFORE IABMIAMENT. CHUnCH PATRONAGE. - On 3Monday, the Dnke of Richmond introduced a l bill for the abolition of patronage in the Church of t So 'itandl. He said he was actuated solely by con- c sidoratiou of the interests of the Churoh, and for the e mtinitonance of that great blessing to a country-an t :13 Ltblished Church, which possessed the love and t veneration of the people. ...

... Wiio is to play the part. of Peter the Hermit in this new; rnuwade? The origanisin, of the crusade itself on paper, is a comparatively easy mnatter. We l.dire say that is done already. Bat who is to preach it, so as to evoke . itat enthusiasm for disestablishment which some few,. emlesiastical and lay speakers seem to think is latent .ne tbe public mind, but:, of .hich the best anu tic ,t t'tt ...

... ; TtEsfollowingfigures, showingthepositionof theEstablished T Church in Aberdeen, as compared with the periods imme- y, diately preceding and succeeding the Disruiption. are inte- ! resting at the present junottire. They are copied from the al annual returns made to the Town Council of the sent-let- Sf ting in the City Churches:- ; Nvaaber of Sittings Let in 1842. West Church .. ...

... I10 INTELLIGENCE. ' -; . ,at s0o~j &A ,nsAA'l '\ ENFGL.AND. The i dieo M Samnpson lopestake, the head of the firm of Cope- verts s 0r, Moore, & Code on Tuesday, in his 74th year. tolt, X iCawkJun., inember for Macclesfleld, has offered Lchise buil an uns relibrary for the town at a cost of detre £5000, and provid 1,0vomes. ruLoh a Th.proposed. -amalgamation Qf -_.the. Inland Revenue i ht ...

... - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - Mie - - - 7- it - rap LoNDO, Tuesday. Evenin. i Uptothe6latest horto~-n-igh nAnj oficaially is known asilto thes courise to be 'adip'ted' by'M Mr Gladstouiie. 'TliO re- da rae signatioi -of the Ministry is inevitable,' and' the ' 'itra* of M-. Mr Dismieli to power, is now only a matter of time. Within Ithe ...

... * I 3s met the electors of Tns in +,A VnI.I, Fe Mr Ross met the electors of Insch in' the Voltinteer:Hall a) Da at half-past five o'clock. He was accomipanied to.the;plat- :.)form by Mr W~alter D. Leslie of Dritihrossie, Mr. Gordon Ia f'Vewtoil, Colonel Innes of Learney, Mr Lunisden of Pit- is calDr Mackie, Insch; Dr Davidsoin, Wartle ; and Capt. ieICl1arles Leith, Hay. ,The hall was nearly, ...

... - :U GRAIT 'DUIM AT LGIM 2- - . P.EnR: - =on .-w a1O~d ig~&ilr G ~tiHMedibi~forthe Egin as I mn riowg20,_0 in the Corn Kas ket part Hall, Elgin. The hiaU'- was ciweld. The Lord Prootgi o rsde1nuii itkodlIiujft ithib lion., iriember, said t _ht fI~ YX b- ? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~thin metr ession open 3t ra alr hti h AM 41s,~~ ,a~lxnttell 991 J i hlit- werlv ty JiUbwie erveysat!:i ce Ane tff rln huri~di ...