... v 1-EWS FROM PAi. S THE YICTORY OF THE GOVERNMT. (BY SUBMARINE T EGRAPH.) (Wm OUR OWN VORRBPONDBET.) PARIS, WIDisaTr NIsu. The Rnputhlfew Frangaise, replying to the Con- servative journal. which represent the vote of Monday as a momentous event, says it merely signified a difference of opinion ,on a minor point, namely, whether the present Ministry is capable under any circumstances of giving ...

... SCRAPS FROX THE COXIC JOURNALS, [From Funny Folks.1 PARILIAMIENT OUT OF SESSION. Mr. Mundella felt bound to say that a good deal of the depression in trade, and the consequent distress, lay at the door of Lord Beaconsfield and his colleagues. We are very glad to hear this. Now that the fact has been brought to its very door and is lying there, the Goverf- ment suely cannot pretend any further ...

... ADVANOC OiP WE PLAGU. We (Post) trust that nothing will be left undone by our Government to ensure early and regular intelligence as to the progress of the plague in Russia. There is nothing else thought of or talked of in Russia but the plague, the terrible and unsparing Black Death. Politics have no interest. Plans of conquest and dreams of ambition have for the moment passed from the public ...

... PARIS, Wednesday. MATriRs will probably remain in a state of uncertainty for some little time, for M. Dufaure is not likely to make a sacrifice of the objectionable procurators and other functionaries in a hurry. He is a methodical and obstinate old statesman, by no means inclined to change his habits to suit the convenience of intemperate Radicals. By the way, the Radicals seem to be in ...

... THE VICTORY OFTHE r ELENCI GOVERNMENT, (BY SUBMARM1E TELEGRAPH.) (FaOl OUR OWN CORRESPONDET.) t PARIS, TuasnA NXIGHT. Four journals of different shades of politics, unconsciously agreeing in the uso of an identical metaphor, describe yesterday's Ministerial triumph as a victory of the Pyrrhus class. The R&pualique Frangaise, in a somewhat embarrassed position on account of its very s decided ...

... (BY S1BMARIN13 T ULGRAPHI.) tCIM OUR OWN CORRXSPONDET) . .IENNA, W IONDAi IGHT.. IThe plague in Russia continues to be the leading tomo of the day here, So much fear is entertained of the disease spreading that no one would grudge the most liberal outlay in measures of precaution. The German members of the Sanitary Conference have returned to Berlin. The papers acouse the Russian Government of ...

... (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 ...

... (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 ...

... 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 Indian telegrams published to-day announce the death of Mir Akhor, Shere Au's Master of the Horse. The Afghan troops at Cabul are said to have been withdrawn to Sheralf in order to check desertion. News from Jellalabad states that, Yakoob Khan having seized a Ghilzai fort in Tezeen, hostilities against him had been commenced by that tribe. The Times cor- respondent says that the hypothesis ...

... WORDS FROM THE WOERSHO1P. TO THE EDITOR OF REY1NOLDS'S NEWSPAPER. SIs,-Tbis present -week may be a most momentous week in the history of English trade. We, in our shops, hear that the conference of the members of the Iron Trades Emplivers' Association to reduce wages will be held befote February opens. The association is in corn- maenication with the directors of the va'ious railway companies ...

... THE semi-official Post of Berlin has given a broad hint that Prince Bismarck will not make a Cabinet question of his Gagging Bill. He will advocate the measure with conviction, but without passion; which is another way of saying that he has not found the Reichstag disposed to go all lengths with him in curtailing freedom of speech. Such as it exists at present, the liberty of speaking ...