... FOPElIGN INTEL tULGEN CE. GXEAT Fuims I-N *%miuCc;.-A fire lhas dollaLs. Creat fur-st firva have, ocourI(iA iii Onto and audiant.. MEDICINE IN JAPA:;.-The island of cess.) k beionit n ore snnic and inu e vrospe-pr us. Ali Anmeioatni ?? has funtrlded as in-iny as fivs ospiitls tur tilto ii;tiVs. I-IL! has emtabliseh'l, at eguli' ciiniiue, ?? grives leciurso to the studentii, hesr Ice-Lu aer-e ...

... MULTUM - IN ? ARVO.. M. Rochef rt has established an office Rome for the publication of his Lanterne. An effort is being made to found a Ch for Celtic in the University of Edinhburgi. The London international Exhibition 1874 was brought to a close on Saturday. The new Town Hall ot Bolton has c 166,418. Intelligence from various sources etates tl Don Alphonso and his wife have re-sniered Fran ...

... ALNW:ICTi.. SCIENTIFIC ATN9. MECHA- NICAL IN'TIT'UTION. CELEBRATION OF' THES JUBILEE. Tuesday was set apart for the celebration of the jubilee of the Ainwick. jcientific and Mechanical Institution.. The mode adopted for, doing honour to the o.casiorn was a happy one-the holoing of a. polytechnic exhibition. Alnwick was ens of the foremost towns in availing itself of the enlightened. views cf ...

... GENERIAL INTELLIGENCE. I AccoMMUDATING.-Officer (to native ser- vant)-- \VilVt casts are Von, T,- jrisrmeo . Oriuital-' : a to religivti as Sahlib. Drink brandy, saer. -1 'trn./s FIEF: IN A STACK-YARD AT .HADDINGTON.- On :3unday 5veaitg at laige stack o! straw wits barieod at the ?? of 6tcven5soii Mains, about two mile, frn1 Ii-ldtitnuf. The Lest of the steadiatg made a narrow escape. ILLNESS ...

... TUE 'A-W ERA IN RAILWAY TRAYELLING. The Midland Railway Company's proposal for abolishing second class carriages and re- ducing the first class fare to three-halfpence per wile, turns out to be very much such as at the time of its proposal we intimated that it would probably develop into, namely- the giving second class passengers value for their money, and so tempting back that class ot ...

... In selecting the .Spirit of the Fress, we am guxded solely by a wish to jihice before eur readers the opinions of all parties, withoult any regard to the relation such opllliolns may sustain to this journaL TEE ABOLIT10N OF SECOND-CLASS (From the Rai/wal New.) The new policy proposed by the Midland IS already producing some o the effects we anticipated would 0result from it. Il the first ...

... I ,tl ,&Y :>:OV~tDI.R icl1874. - I SE WVATEI9 SUPPLY. '11 i scell bye anlld byU, NVe anticipate 1.0 ?? of Satllrday last' -;te t l Ioint in the water difficulty vl th IC 1 of the Tyne district. Public - tl ?? Vi-th the condition of the water ; . w tle andc Gateshead was very SJ I.lvelled aitd people for a long time c oulld presented to them th days of such drinlking would Ti- Theshort supply ...

... ::A D 1 -- .- -. IV IT' AND I1 ?? 1 ?? Nv urds for 'the ynalg - Dill)ner's toh&1 go Wheti short of ?? to JJ(naLil -we part ?? as thle barber said to tcd OttC4orner. IN soliliers Iik.c hl in eenbryo ?- a. d ll ill a ro .r (I.oe. Jvol1 ?? ~ gssays, ' Therc are twotllinlgs in fbi' i ,~f; . ta:shi we are never prep) rte, and that is I riwles to know if tie o Italian Mac 0'j'0aiv ,1l. hlears spok ...

... NEWCASTLE PoSr 7I FORlEIG-N 3E UL Calendar, showing tli dwav ,; from Newcass le-on-'l'yiic v of thc Ir foreign mails, uot of c&jily dr. ?? NOVE _j 7.-United States and c1i:1i, - 8.-Brzil, Blonts Video, ?? i land Isianda, and Por;tuga l 6.20 p.m. 9.-Alexandria, b' French paclie- States, via SoUtlia0ustoi, 65 ,S JYi, Mexico, via Liperjpnoi, 10i' *] Uw plementary mail), by Fre'h } ,; 10.-Unliced ...

... AGRICULT'lll.d l'r.LLlcIN(L EMIGRATICiN To NL\ Zwv \\ Holloway, tilt' ia- s'ivtttllci' ?? Mr tional Agrieultuts, d C ,hu,,i Uldniu te ha. Zealand, has ja. til tp- isvutauay ic ' t W colony as all . i'm i in i, hanil, ?? ush exploredl the in iv ! IvLUne`S ,i the stlltl, ,itiIl y and been afftq,! t i I iii t ecilinites fo, -, I I authentic lnui bci ih the ,oeIil0 declares thati 'ilt-iLeg itS ...

... THE DWELLINGS FMOR THE POOR. On Saturday- when the first block of improved dwell- ings for the industrial poor, erected by a local corn- :Paniy was opened with considerable ceremony at Exeter, The Bishop of, EXETER remarked if they could avoid in any way whatever allowing, it to be supposed that ...

... MUNICIPAL ELEUTION . NEWOASTL.-The only contest was in Westgate 'ard where MIr J. 0. Sturgeon sought to oust Mr )septs Cowen, M.P. Little interest was taken in a polling, which took place at the Cattle Market, ider the presidercy of Dir Ald. Wilson. The ,11 was declared aiout six o'clock at the Town all. The total number polled was 957, of which r Cowen received 654 votes, and Mr aturgeon 297, ...