... LAUNCH OF THE ,ALEXANDRA. ma- --A ?? -n A; ?? m l- , The Prince and Princess of Wales and other members of o Yeg the Royal Family, as well as the Lords of the Admiralty d ax- And other distinguished persons, went down by special I Ies trains from Charing-cross and Victoria on Wednesday B by morning for the launch of the Alexandra at Chlatbam. The A of Prince and Princess started from Victoria ...

... mptriad vtrliallitnt. HOUSE OF COMMONS, TUESDAY. TEE NEW EDUCATION CODE. Replying to Mr. Kennaway, Lord SANDON said that owing to the adjournment of the Lords he was unable to lay on the table the alterations and fllnaly adopted in the Education Code. They bad been alty determined upon after consultation with gentlemen ac- ri1h quainted with the subject in all parts of the country, and the ...

... ?? -- - 6 . mL.-, , A last ext the rI ich Igs in ice, W~e ind ib), eh- hat ind me up or, of ,er, ato oh, BY, the are '00, the iry the .L.Gus12 ?? ' .J ?? In the Court of Exchequer, on Thursday, the case of Cobbett v. Morrish came before the Lord Chief Baron and Barons Pollock and Amphlett.-This was an action brought by the plaintiff against the Governor of Mlillbank Prison to recover the ...

... A DEFUNCT MLASS. .. - - A ~ t The tuse A renaissance of eccentricity seeins'bldlY wanted Wilen le in comparing the present race of originals with their prede- Idly cessors, a great decrease of fibre, substance, and individuality at once becomes palpable. The modern accentric is not er n single-minded in his vocation. He does not take it up with nen. stern determination to sacrifice all the ...

... At the Wigan County Police Court, on Friday, George Lowe, of Iuco, was summuonod for unlawfully aseaulting Sarah Jane Shaw, on the 80Lh ult. Mr. Leos, who appeared for the coimplainalit, said the coumplainiaut was a little girl about nine years of age ; and her father dying some seven months ago her mother wiee left teith her and two other little childroe. Shortly after her father's death ...

... fretion 3nitcigenct. on FRANqCE. of PAxtis, Saturday. by M,. Savary's report on the election of M. de Bourgoing ex- and the political action of the Bonapartists to supportI ion and keep alive the cause of Imperialism throughout the France was yesterday placed in the hands of the depu- lied ties, and caused much comment. This morning many ,lad of the Parisian journals publish a supplement ...

... nmenT umvY As, U- -- -U. THE BLACKBURN VICTORY, h Followiong the well-known principle of giving an I adversary F bad name, or of asserting his mis- g deeds in quarters where proof to the contrary is t difficult of production, the Liberal journals have, r *e lately, been sedulously engaged in asserting that d Conservatism is no longer popular in the country. Le In saying so, their hope is, ...

... JUDICIAL REFORMk IN EGYPT. are will 'itb The first step hbs been taken In Egypt. after five years of Tht iral arduous labour, to deal internationally aind oln some equitable app has principle with the accumulated evils of capitultitonS, as two eat they Are termed, by which exterritorial privileges are so- by i in cured to foreigners. The object of these ?? capitulations as into he of ...

... THFl RIVAL AGrICULTURAL LABOURERS' THE RIV UNIONS. _ OnWdesa.a the Laeamkigtofl Town Hall, Mr. 3. B. EX N. ViCent the proprietor' Of thle Lob urerls' Ueiiet Chlrenicle, . was rheiged wijth having published a false, mallictios, and an defamAtorY libel concarnintg Mr-. Henr-y Taylor, the general rol sertry of the National Agricultural Labues no. v Mr. Sills Uppcalred for the prosecutstio, en r ...

... A PROTE US IN PETTICOATS. A n .. l- - ' A tAAA- ?? - ?? ?? - . AL- 1e!, - ta We are happy in possessing in, our, Midst a thief, of whose S. existence we have only been made aware by the Parisian ?? riyairo. It appears tlat for somtetimouths London tradesmeit id and especially jewellers, have been e,.xposed to a system of r al robbery as slimkple as it is efficaciou;;. An old gentleman - with ...

... - S ?? n c * -- 4I 'tCRtion }itXt he - to CANADA. the Ld- BURIAL RIOTS AT MONTBEAL.-Serious riots took alev ish place at Montreal on the 2nd inst., in conedquence of bee Llt the attempt made to bury in the Catholic cemetery the Bri ier remains of the man Guibord, whose case was argued the ies some time since before the Privy Council. Guibord ten es. was a member of the Institut Canadien, ...

... .g I . glarttolt 'ghtelligma. inid GERMANY. n~rt~ THE OLD CATHOLICS. TI Itd A report has been prepared for the Old Catholic to-di 0W Snowhich shows the spread and increase of the Old OP1 Catholic Community since the synod of last year. The In IoIt report shows that in Prussia there are 32 Old Catholic Ml of congregations recognized by the State, and comprising of a r 6,080 independent adult ...