... (T}IMOU01 ItRUTER'S AGENOY.) THE MARQUIS OF LORNE. OTTAWA, JAw. 20. The Marquis and Marchioness of Lorne intend paying a visit shortly to the Falls of Niagara. SECULAR EDUCATION IN BELGIUM. BRUSSELS, JAw. 21, 4.19 r.i. To-day the Government submnitted to the Chamber of Represeutatives its Bill upon public instruction, providing free education for the poor. Scholastic committees are to be ...

... 0 The followingo Weoither Statistios of the 'United Kingdom, foragrioultural autd sanitary purposes, for the weeo endod the 27th of January, have been issued by the meteorological Office: [Prital Wheat prodacior Di-e tricta. 1. Seotland, B.. 2. England, N.]I TIEMPEIRATUIR I a England, E ?? 85 19 8' 9beL 1 t loss 4. M&iCountles. 3A 16 S0 SObel. 0 dle 5. EZptgn4,l3 .. 89 22 31 9bel. 1 thean ...

... iNEWS FROM PAS.' THEE MINISTERIAL PROGRAMME (BY SUBMlARINE tELEO, G PIk : (FRIOM OUR OWN COlRESPONDZNT.. PARIS, Sunwn-Niz., The piueh talked of Ministerial programmeie' to this hour essentially unsettled. The 'Riub- ligue Franqatie, commenting on a Havss-pasa- graph communicated to the Press, says:- The writer professes to unveil the intentions of the Cabinet, aud does in fact refer to most ...

... ?? ?? a _ never be brought to rogard ns his homc. Ee goes abroad, as do tho S^viss waitors and oenfeotioners, thbt he may earn suf£ioieutto help to laaintain hua in midtlle age at homo; to supply him tith opital for invefttluent in mining venture, or in a fisllin£-boat, for not a few St. Just men ele both atiner aud fisberalen; or to enablo hilD, if ae have been very lucky, to take a salart ...

... el: U ?? , 4r tV ?? ?? . : 4 .~ ?? ~ ?? ?? Oa~ OurCo po4et~t in boo tolot graph tht' - before theblneer l ,eft Obu#tbs ?? . to the Viceroy Aitilg that he ?? to retun after laisngib 'cese befer congss of th Powers £W ~t. Petersbur, The sambe Corre- epoiidht isays :that tetpoitil officer it the Zhybe, column i it rnoed. to'eceay s pealeefl overtures in 8 .frlendlay mtaner, and.to, reprent tbhat ...

... |tE^P2FV, ?? DIMURF~ ?? I_* ABHsTON-NDM-T-Ea~ 14ri;tjonly soup and meaf are stl p4e by privte agencies, N guardians held nexitrasittivg entrtd tod'deoe' e extraordisr. raxtaer of apphlictloris for r ~~A4o door lb li been brpty femmed; but mutehg; still preovail ami all, e V*(O w oz~uaN.~ enuiber ompl1e 'in burn now toh fin tn tbonen . , t m~g. 6~P~ forai~ idsfli~teperid4 ~ w are ...

... (THROUGH IEUTER'S AGENCY.) trFE FUNERAL OF THE LATE PRINCE HENRY OF HOLLAND. LUXEMBURG, JA. 22. The funeral car, containing the body of the late Prince Henry arrived in the town at 2 o'clock this afternoon from the Chateau Walferdange. The mortal remains of the deceased Prince were deposited in a saloon s.t ?? railway station, specially set apart for the purpose, nud they will there lie in ...

... TEE BRITISH ARCHEOLOGICAL SOCIETY IN ROME (BY SUBMARINE TEUGlRMP ., (TRoX Os O W onassPoiDmomm.) ROPAE, Faa NXzotr. Before a numerous and brilliant audiehe, three-fourtho ladies, Mr. Hare delivered the opening address to-night of the British and American Arehaeological Society. 1i1. leoture was popular rather than scientific in its tenor. He warned the visitor to Rome against un- dertaking ...

... DIPLOMACY IN TH1E PROVINCES. MR R. LANGFORD AS BARON STEIN. Baron Stein, the cool old Russian, full of craftiness, and equally ready with polished compliments, found a truthful and accomplished exponent in Mr B. Langford.-Bath Journal. Mr R. Langford, as Baron Stein, who employs spies to ferret out secrets, and steal documents, and plans of fortifications, if necessary, gave an admirable ...

... THE JENNENS' WILL CASE - - - 1 n X TO TaS EDITOR OF THE ILLUSTE ATRD POLICE NEWS. -The glory of the world posses ata. Stit,-Having bad the audacity to hint that a triumph would soon be achieved over the schemers and plotters in old William Jennens will case. However mindful, it is hardly too much to predict, that possibly it might effect soma little good in this cause, by examining closely the ...

... THE FRENCH CIHAMBERS. a The Standard, referring to the meeting of the French Legislature 3esterday, observes that its proceedings were not of that interesting r character which had been generally anticipated. The Senate, as though a to mark its more tranquil temper, forebore from even proceeding to the election of its officers; and in the Chamber of Deputies this task was only c partially ...

... Ellid Obtuinald OtW. THE WAR IN AFGHANISTAN. The following telegram from the Viceroy, dated January i, i879, has been sent to us for publication, from the India Office: Road betceen Shergai and Ali Miusjid temporarily stopped by a party of about thirty Kuki Khels yesterday; one camp follower killed. Troops ordered out, but road cleared ty Jsclchies before their arrival. Telegraph open to Ali ...