... CAWAL AND PIOPIT sVESUS GLAmRE CAPTALANDSALARLUS. '00 TH5M VDITORr OV 01:oLDS'S NEWSPAPRa, Sra,-The struggle which his been going on for Years on the part of varioas degrees OT ?? in order that they might obtain something beyond a bare subsisiene canraoS fail to have Struck tho3e who are in the habit oi reading the advertisements coneitzatly appearing in the columns of our daily newspaperi of ...

... CONS1EZVATITE3 DIVISIONS. The Btnd1rif says =We should be sorry to disap. point any hopes foundcd on the supposed incompatibility ,if the var'ous kinds of Conservatism one with aunther, but we may assure our readers with tolerab'e confidence that the task of reconciling these discordant elemen's- Lord Derby's knowledge of geography with Lord Saus- bury's logical impracticability and Alr. ...

... 6Ts77 COT-VATI'l 9.'CZ Z MAN TO TEr; IlT0lO OF REYINOLDS SS NEWSPAPE.R, Siu,-Mr. DThraei in hie ?? ?? in Bitiekinlghan, says, The general tlecti.or has o-.o cd not ofly the enx- ihciiee of the Cmnse 5vtivo -r t- luau, but thai he exists in thousands, and tcrns ot ton nds for a g~eat many of tre most Etrikinlng risnie of 2he poll have been brcaght about by the wocki' mc-n o07 Enugland. This ...

... FORNIUS INTELUJOHM TV Thiers hrs written ai letter to M. ILe Petit, the Moderate Republican eandidate in the department of Vienne. He approves his circular to the electors, and says that, as far as possile, a sensible, firm, and stable Governmcnt must b3 established-a Govenrnent settled as regards its form, in order that it may be sottled in its views. M. Thiers says that, considering the ...

... OUR CONTEMPOQARIES. A PBoRas5MU FOR Toc ltw X IaSTRe.-The 3tcandard ?? there is somothing suspicious about te eagerness displayed in certain quarters to die. geminate the impression that the country has a right to expect enormous results from the work of the Wfinistryduring thecoming session. Itlooksveryufch *9if there were a ?? Liberal conspiracy to damage the Vonservative Administration by ...

... A BEARE HUN IN RUSSIA. The Times correspordent in bussia thus describes an imperial bear hunt:- The hunters were oosted about forty yards apart, end counting from No. 1 towards the centre of the line No. 3 wns Count Danneskiold, No. 4 Cou'st Bellpgarde, No. 5 the Grand Duke Vladimir, No. 6 Count Ardrassy (with whom stood the Czarevitvh, not usin s a rifle), No. -7 the Emperor of Austria, No. ...

... I EPITOME OF FORRIGN AND GENRAL AdS4 Nrws has reached. Melbourne from Fiji that tho majority of the Fijiaue desire annexation to the British Crosan. o THEE annivrersar y of Waslaingto's birthaday WUe celebrated on Monday in the united States. qry Stock Exchange and the markets were elosed. Teuesen has been 'a great increase it the imporfatioa of hams. Last January the value was o,1871.; in the ...

... 3fOPES OF THE rU?2V31. TO PM.4 EDITOR OF R.EYNOLDS S NEWSPAPEM SI,~-,ver BsincJ the recent election, by which the eountr1y 'bas apparently returned Ench an adverse verdict sagainst ur, w, sir, tho working class, have been un. cew ,:y lectured by the timue-servingv ILiberal (P) press f for tbe indo endent stand weo took, bringing about thereby the discoorfiturc oF manv of our ?? t'friend, aud ...

... It.RFL[GION KOT THE Fon o~ N3TO!IENT: Even Jeesu Bees to a weddin? t He meeto the Hluman race, whom Ee toea eo Dblefs, drst Of all a a nuptial ceremony. He mingles His eympathiee With their Joys before lee mourns witsthem In their eorrowo. Hethstellst eemtlthahssnc come to look on the ark side of their condition alone, but to htse ajutt view of It; to ?? with then that relce, ss welltas-to ...

... TEE WISI5Y WAd MX TlV UNITED STATES. The following is from a Philadelphia letter:- What is known as the 'Women's Whisltv War' is a new pbrass of teetotal ?? agitation ?? is just now attract. ing much attention in the West. In a number of towns of Souihern Ohio the women, aided by the temperanes societies, have determined to stop the sale of intoxicating drinks by a novel system of 'mornl ...

... BtEAL RADICA!.S. TO THE FEDITOR OF REYNOLDS'S NRW8PAPEB. Scc,-It may he wvell, in these hours of so-called Tcry reaction, to jus~t Iok about, us, and examine the patlia. mentary l..st, and see the positi.in the genuine Radicals occupy thsrern. I do not th~ick ve ean separate the wheat from tho chaff bettor than by laking the division list on the second reading of the Duke ef Edinburgh's ...

... SnTGUARe ESTTING TRANSM ITIOer- - .. - I-- ?? GlIen. In the Court of l xchequer has been triema I denning v, Hookee. ) en This was an action to recover t he sum of £3I% ), as being -beney had bnd received by the defendant totheI ilaintifs use. The defendanut leaded Neverindebted- anid that sizces the passing of the Act of the 9th 'Vhrh, Mra the plaiatiff lad a Oagor of XIC0 a side with one ...