... t vt rr ~ - ~ v - -- (CC lEUTER'S TBLEGRAlf.) FRANCE. VElRSAILLES, MAY 28, 1 Nn.-The c National Assembly met toi and dis- charged a Bill relative to ti, emnent stud, the object of the measur .g to in- crease the breeding of horses,) order to obtain a better supply of cavalr;A mounts. THE CARLIST WAR. SANTANDER, MAY 28.-Don Carlos has Abandoned his positiontat Artoban. THE HE kLTH OF THE POPE ...

... X pi A mysterious affair happened at Hadbury, near m LeaxningtAon, yesterday atternooi. As the one go o'lock; express train for London was passing T1 brogh, tle passengeras saw a man get out of win- pin dow and throw himself from the train, then going th at 40 miles an hour. At Leamington, information na wes given to Mr. Chilton, station-master, who t caused the line to be examined. The man ...

... DISBANDING OF GLAMORGAN RIFLE THE FOURTH VOLUNTEER. its We learn that official. instructions have been re- At ceived from the Wir Office to disband the Fourth Glamorgan Riflo Volunteer Corps. This corps was Olt formerly under the command of Mr. H. ff. Vivian, re- M.P., and was at one time one of the finest bodies he of men in the reservcdl forces, be heQ T~VHE Dean and Chapter of Wirdsor have ...

... I I An occasional correspondent of the Tbmes writes from Boulogne that a special train, conveying M. Achille Adam, deputy; M. Esterhazy, sous-prdfet; I M. Jules Petit, representing the Mayor; M. Guche- val Clarigny, director of the Compagnie desl Chemins de Fer du Nord.Est; Dr. Lovois, late D Mayor of Boulogne; and the representatives of the a Chamber of Commerce, with several other gentle- E ...

... I FATAL ACOIDENT ON THE WOUCES- TER AND LHOMINSrEa RAILWAY. WORCESTER, FPTDAY NIGUT. E A collision happened on the above line ef railway t this morning, which resaltod in the instmnt death J of ore mani and serious injury to others. The line 5 runs out of the Worcester Efereford section of tbe Great Westeorn Railway, and the first section s will b~e opeed for public traffie tomorrow (Satur- ...

... a A correspondent of the Ne.w York Tribune had, . he explains, been led by a, perusal of Dr. Clarke's work on Hex in Education to the conclusion that all his countrywomen, having one foot in the grave, are a peaceful and harmless race. He has, how- 3 ever, altered his opinion since a visit to a charity . zatinee, where the valour and determination with. which the fair sex appropriated the ...

... SWANSSELA SCEHOOl BOARD. I The usual mcetimtz of tho-Sanvea. School Board wae hold ycsterday, whell ,li- ?? members visre presient: -- Mr. r,. T. Wiltson, chairirr-sL; Alessrs. John Glasbrook, B Williams, .'1'homas Thomas, Canon Price, W. i,7 Ritchards, 'and Thos, Cory. - SCHOOL CHILDREN AND THE LOOK OUT AT TMin WORKS, The Schools Management Committee reported .that they had received a rraport ...

... RAILWAY TRAAELLING IN AMERIOA. he, hd There was a disamreable ocurrehico the other n day in a railway carriage on the Valley-road, Peun- ae sylvania. A large number of raftamea entered the ke train at Pittsbourg, and behaved in such a violent and e unseemly fashion that,although the other passengers ey were seriously annoyed, the conductor and brakes- re. man were afraid to interfer Having ...

... | sv;3 \/ v~v/ / W N v e (RHUTEBL'S TELEXGRAMS.) FRANCE. :lVUSI, AlRIL 30.-Count Arnim, the late (.erman Ambassador here, proienited his jX lottorm of recall to Marshal Macl ahon yes- 4 terday. Bil The QOleifal Joufrnacil of to-clay coiitains a of note warning agricultural labourers, work- NO( men, and others a gainst the attempts of Un- I authoriged agents to induce them to emigrate faq to ...

... CORRESPOND)ENCE THlE T3BURIAL OF U1NBAPTISED 011HL- DREN Al' BOATH. TO TMEMDITO OF THE WESTMM NAM SInt,-Lnst Saturday morning I was obliged to leave Cardiff at 7 o'clock, and to proceed to Corn- wall, in consequence of the illness of a very near and dear relation. I have this eveving returned, and find 'that during my absenco your contempQrary, the Soutb' Wiales Daily Newi, hias thought fit ...

... LON DON LETTER. (IMnU OIL 0i1 OWN coUmaueO.TND)TT). LONDO1N, THURSDAy. Although th`o Czar and his doings havo been the universal subject of talk and. attraction during the wea:, rarliamnent has continued to duly dischargo iis no t ssary f unctions, althougti the theines of its deliberations have not been pregnant of much pub- lic intorest. On Tuesday last, Mr. ?? A. Taylor's motion forbo ...

... TERMINATION OF A STRIKE. Two thousand miners in Bolton, Farn-worth. and Kearsley. Wearsley, Little I,ever, and Bulwood Dis- tricts, who struck last week against a reduction of wages, resumed work on Tuesday. A meeting -will be held on Friday, when representatives of Wearsley, Farmwortii. and Koarsley Districts will consider the advisability of restricting the output of coal. ...