... TFHE CHAT OF THE FAIR. (From Mcaef(t'i.) That is a very curious case which wa u darkly hinted a by Mr. Forster during the discussion last week on th Cattle Plague Bill. According to the existing arrange ments with respect to cattle diseases the Privy Coucn have prohibited the import of live cattle from (amens, other countries) France. If cattle are brought ever frr France they must be ...

... GERMAY.s (ROM OUR SPECIAL c4POWiZr IeG Berlin, tune 2-. IT is agreed on all sides that the session of i this afternoon is to be devoted to the claims of ri Servia and Montenegro, especially of the latter; B and many observers seem to expect a stormy te time over the question of Antivar, In raea-ld c to this api -ension 1 can give you ?? a E symptom and an opinion. First, the symptom. gi It ...

... TE KNI Tho§* wioKcy-Yesterday, the Abbey or heenhibis hr~dge, unich is about to be sup- ?? 4y a ?? iron struture, swas closed tor radic, aud Operationis iegull by Alr JIqin, the coutractor tor thl muswn Worrk. Fint-On Suniday night the thatchied roof of a small outhouse at 1Z SLOrle ::treel, used as a tyre by Archcbald xjatlieson, cowfeeder, ci1glut lre, wuiun, however, was extinjguished 1 ...

... BliilliS, MARIUAGUS, & I'. A.MS. Notices of Birth*, i! arr mjes, air! Dtathi ore chrtrjed 31 the rat: o' U for On firs' I'u-etUy Words, end 9>l j for Mnl additional Ten Wm-is, and must ùe puitrAiD. hi nil casw the notice must be auiheuiieated by l/te mnne and the writer. j maTH. Use 5th May, at S4;¡\\vcl!. Victoria, Australia, t'j wiie •> £ P'niiip Robert- Ks-j, contractor fumictlv ...

... LONDON. MONDAY EVENING. The:e is a pretty fair denv.r.d for discount at the foll^win^ rates -.— Bank tilt — and 3 montha, 23 per cent 4 months, 2'i per cent; G mouths, 2i 'percent. Trade P.ilK—2 and 3 moutha, 3 per cent; 4 months, per cent, C months, 3 per cent. A very small busiue.is hfw !>een doue on the Stock Kxc:i;ui^t; to-day. !u the home rail'.vny market (ii-eat Northern A Stock has ...

... IPsw'ci?', DELATH DV THEK Rev. DAVID GEORGE GOYotca.-AtI the ripe ago of 82 years, and with the love andI respect of everyone with whom he ever camne in contact, the Rev. David Georee Goyder passed away to 11;3 rest on Saturday last. Mr. Goyder was in early life a surgeon, and lie was a mault of great scientiflc kinowvledge. He wabs known to Ipewich people a few years since as a lecturer on ...

... OCCASIONAL OBSER VA TIONS ON THE QUESTION OF THE DA Y. It is believed that after the Greek question has been disposed of (probably on the judicious principle that the Turks must not be irritated by the claims of weak States as well as of strong ones) the next great question will be as to the fate of Batoum. Here we are in some difficulty. It is pretty generally acknowledged in England that it ...

... LAM?. A compreheiisive Bluei ]okIinnLcjs. been issued onl tine slUbject of the recent ur]idnsnancn-s if thne Indian Council for thle better control of tine ven nactilar press- Tine Most irpIntnareat Of. tint, coitolinneni docements 15 tIne ill ilcsiVrtch of Lord Onanihreok commtenting on this enact- InM ,Iltile first seven IMnrnngraplis his lordship re- Olapittilates tiar&.roanns for thle ...

... ABERI)IEEN TOWN COUNCIL. - .. . I The Aberdeen T,-en OnIrncil lroot yesterdlay for muni- T cipikl husinIC5O. 8Ie-deiit :-The Lord ]rrovost (prresid- j ili iog); l3aillies Detnil'lI, Russ, Sarngster, mud( Macdonald ; !1o rIuci'ors WVi't,,I J. R. Mackenzie, Aiken, Jas. ,oIs., uTI r.Esgiorninnt, W. Fiilnn1Iy, W. Donald, 11. IDrechlini, atuhoe, Bvevri Igo. and Hunter. p THE PLANS FnOR TOtUtY ...

... Qto spoinfUnce., i All tacsre mvst be cccamipanied bly the name ands'adessel ef the tvriters, not niece'ta-rlk for pvU ?? fofr tge ceticfaction of the Editor. WeC'ane sijidt t Tdm,&c to return rejecld eeminunieations, TO CORRESPONDENTS, S. H.-The 22nd of April, 1848, fell on a Sunday. X.L.-The Arbitration Tribunal at Geneva con. t ained only one Englishman and one American-Lord Chief Justice ...

... Those members (if poor working-men's families who now feel the pinch of hard times, wili feel a melancholy interest in leading the sad fate of 80 fallow deer, belonging to Lord Essex. The noble lord had, in Cassiobury Park, a herd of 300 deer, which werj attacked by a singular disease, which terminates in from two to five days. Some ewes have also died of it. The carcases having been sent for ...

... JUXTMAN FsnZI).-A gentleman who had been summoned to attelid a the SlheriffCourt yesterday to serve as a jurymln, failed to appear, and wazs tred1 the usual 100 merks SCOts. AcCiENTS,-Yesterday morning, whie a a bourer named John M'Leod, employed in the sugar storV at Barr'q Breast, was at work there, he fell off a bog Y which was in motion in NO sugar loft, aud got his right thigh brkenL. ...