... THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. PRtOMEL7&BDE CONCERTS. Underthe direction of ?? A, and S. Gattl. TNss EvZNINO, at 8, Madame binico, Miss Rose Hersee, Mr. Pearson, Mr. Huglhes, Mr. Young, Mvr 3. LvyF aid Herr JoseiGoungl. FullOrchestra and Chorus. Conductor, Mo Herv&. THEAT1.E ROYAL, DRIURY LANE. Eole Lessee sard MatngerO ?? B. Chatterton Tars Evesnee at .45, NOODY IN LONOON.-At t.45, BRCHIAETD ...

... THERE are few things in our day more remarkable and worthier of attentive study than the nature of the two Powers which have struggled against one another for more than a year in the contest in Spain. All the superficial interest attaches, of course, to the Carlists, though there is nothing very new or surprising in such success as they have obtained. We have long known, from our own history, ...

... I-i. ?? .IF; W I., f, ? ? VN , .1, I t 1? ? ?? I j v0gi 0 s; u&{ ' -Thie giinual metn Ufte Leopse~waa tplc~a .day: At : th ollldes'bf th La. ;d Aisn-stfei ?? iih ?? ?? ro.e i Oirnimghu'U. p 40 ' i; BlR I, TD^S:NtoE ii I . Mr. : conqss D~xor~, ~ 1it The aunna1x 3opWetft0 bxilcdteve om cnitte, as received and approved. 'It reviewed atloimneitable longth the events p1' the past year, espcially ...

... - - w l A:.. I RE LAND,0.0 ?? : F: > t: : = : ? i J w e g T:: 4, - ? I : nlosl o N o. conim*xpm ?? * I PUBLIN, TIrusniDA: Nxcwr. ; Nothing is 4cotvn here of the alieged duel be.- tween Irish members said-to have taken placd in Belgium, In the Court of Quoen's Beach Mr. Gerald .itsaibho. *2t(Bi appeared to show cause against a conditl ofder obtained for aniew trial in the action for libel ...

... The Permanent Committee of the French Assembly met yesterday under bhe presidency of M. Buffet. The Government was represented by General Clabaud-LatOur, Minister of the Interior, and M. Caillaux, Minister of Public Works. The proceedings were unimportant. M. Nodi Parfait protested against the rigour displayed by the Government towards Republican news- papers, but said he would defer an ...

... THE CARLIST DEFEAT. The Yines, commenting on the news from Spain published this morn- ing, sass :-Whatever may have been the merits of the design, which has been attributed to Elio, the execution was fatally weak and hesitating. To capture Itun by a sudden movement might have been profitable; but as soon as the business stagnated into a feeble siege, that it should be raised was inevitable. If ...

... [LATESTl TELEGAE8 THE 'OVILWAR IN SPAIN. DEF0AT OF. TEC CARLIST BEO , . BETREAT OF DON:OROS ,D HIS TROOPS. coy SU52ORW TmanLIGAH.) M= OUR SPOIAL m C iPOPD=SN'.) I.RIIN TnUssaAx. Sani Maroial, La Puncha, and aU the Carlist ?? round Irunare aow in the hands of the Republican Army, which is resting to- The weather is bad, but the army expects dto makea forward movement in two or three days, by ...

... The comparison instituted by the Times this morning between the present condition of Europe and its condition during the period imme- diately following the peace of 1815 is an interesting one, and the moral drawn from it is sound enough, if not pressed to3 far. It is quite true that the mutual attitude of European nations in the earlier period of this century was as reasonably disquieting as ...

... IPUBLIC ME N ON PU.BLIG AFFAIRS. I I -- ?? - 9:~ ~ I. The OConor bosit 1.P. for Roseommon, hab ru addressed a meeting of his odastitueatsi his objeot being, kil he said, in accordaneo with a new custom now spriuginj Ye up in Ireland, to give them' obme accoun of hov le raa aeted in Parlianlnot as their fcpresentative duriiig the last session. A oonferenc6, he scid, had beeh hbld before thoe ...

... ANARCHY IN KHIVA. (SPECIAL TELEGRAN.) BERLIN, Friday.-Anarchy is complete and general in Khiva. The Tur- comans refuse to pay either tribute or obedience to the Khan and his officials. A public officer charged with the collection of taxes has been severely mal- treated. In this [plight the Khan summoned a council of his advisers, and declared to them that Khivan autonomy is a fiction, and he ...

... UNDER THE SEP TENNATE. XVI.- LES CHUTES DE MDME. VIRGINIE. ScOME time ago we gave early information about the new comedy Los Chutes de Mldme. Virginie, which was being written en col/aboration by M. Victor Cocasse and the poet Poupette, and we ventured to predict the success of that high-class work. Events have not falsified the pre. diction, for the doors of the Thcatre des Folies ...

... THE SiZURoE OF GUNPOWDER AND PImEWOXS AT CAMDEN TOWN. Mr. Henry Francis Drielte, fireworlt manufac- ic! turer, carrying on business at 75, Baylian-street, Camdlen Town, appearedl at the -Clerkenwoll Police-court, yeeter- Iday, to answer six summonses which had been taken. out against him-I, for having on the 14th no.4 10th nit, un- lawfully kept in a place not licensed foi- the pinxposs fire- ...