... FO-RE1G1N IN'TELLIGE.NCE.. , - - m-- -0 ?? citizens of Antweivep have convented a public is sal t o protest againstcncito.t sat The German Parliament woas prorogued on Mioo-t bhi day. The Deputies excect to re-assemnble in the P ild auturl]al, an d nut bef ore. no on A ?? telegram states thata number of osfficer s A ;he in all branches of the military serviee are nowv or- being engaged for the ...

... GWILYM QUININE BITTERS for neuralgia and headaches. THE Rev. Fred Bell will sing, amongst others, The Bridge, Speed On, and, by special desire, Man the Lifeboat, at the Music-hall to-night during the delivery of his great Lecture, The ijtory ot My Life. Mr Kred Hell will also play several pianoforte Chair taken at 8 sharp by Mr Councillor Jame Jones. Admission-Is. bit. and 3d. T, No ...

... SIR CHARLES DILKE, M.P,, AT CHELSEA. RIOTOUS SCENES-THE PLATFORM STORMED. Lx Yesterday evening Sir Charles Dulke, LiP., and Mr. tI Firth, DIP., delivered their annual, addresses to their cone- d stituenta at Chelsea, under circumstances which at one f time threatened to terminate in conlsequences of the most 0i serious nature. The meeting was held in the Vestry Hall, 0] a building capable of ...

... - 0 ) 'I prerpool M, maq. to SA~rS OPU wLE SVREMA -0 The Duke of Edinburgh yesterday paid his ?? visit to the Isle of Man. The Livelv arrived in Douglas Bay from ('reenoek about nine o'clock, the duke lanaing at 11 30. Re proceeded to Castle- town, thence to Port St. Mary (where he la:d tho foundation stone of the new break- Water. which is to be called the Alfred 1 ier., and afterwards to ...

... ATTEMPTED ASCENT OF MONT BLANC. GEEVA, Monday Night.—An attempt was ttiado last week by an excursionist and five guides to reach the summit of Mont Blanc, but after passing the Grand Mulcts the party deemed it Expedient to return. Though the weather was splendid, the snow was in a dangerous condition. ...

... FOREIGN BOURSES. PARIS, Tuesday.—Home funds flat. Three per Cent Rentes declined, for account, 1 franc 5 cents, and 5 per Cents declined 22i cents. BERLIN, Tuesday. Australian Rentes, Russians, and Lombard shares closed lower. VIENNA, Tuesday.— Stock market con- tinues firm to-day. The following applications were made to the Stock Exchange Committee :— British and New Zealand Mortgage and ...

... Tae present Government, though one of the nblest, anl most enlightened that ever had oharge of affaire, has had to submit to an unparalleled amount of venomous vituperation from a motley crowa of opponents. Its enemies are not im- 1osiug wvheu they are compared with the solid army of its friends, but What they lack in numbers they make up ip noise. Their opposition might be more dangerous were ...

... GRAND BALL AT TRE VIOTORFA ROOAIAJ. , , , . , ,,1 ,- - - .. . Last evening, a ball was given at tha Viactria rooms by Mrs. James Lyon, of Viotcria-square, Clifton; and the arrangements in connexion with the gathering were of an unusually generous nature, The invites were numerous, and thenumberof absentees few. Thecarriages commenced to arrive between nine and tea o'clock, and at the lsst ...

... TBLEI(AU A II y ' FAE1l,.' ITL EU A - ?? ~-A - Ptlo argraph/ itimidq Samdqiorf y7yw1, .a. yr mu; omd ci ph;-s aim chworter git r'ad d/i/ Y 1IGtt ydtini is. 8g. on 4hli'i: /ni ililiid 'i ?? os ?1CI mm W mc ' hyag Amol *l~ alu yn1 90(un V71 e ti;nc 2.qs O., OSVAW na~p. AC77Cin1l 2q /opi ?? pd'i pust aam 2o. fle. ' ?? -t, and ta/u 9cr, rn/acn; me :lod 0o ma.a illicit hyia. Hoflid, anionir 4 ,21. ...

... aLASGOW FOUNDRY BOYS' RELIGIOUS SOCIETY. T'e annual Ibusiness meeting of ths Glasgow Feacrylis, hicugloes Soctety was h.-ld iL tie I (sLstiin Lastinte last night. Mir James -Dick, | .re:et h the sstiez- occupied tt-h chair. There v.i soe~d a;temiua-. - Mr ions CtaeI,1, secretary, submitted the iiktoebta uual rerort, Which stated that ire 1 ast ocr 'sadoe t c r`teady progress aud cruored ...

... HOSPITAL FOR -INFEOTIOUS i DISEASES.. TILE IMPORTANCE OF VACCINATION. The anuual meeting of the friends and subscribers of the Netherbeld Institution for Infectious Diseases was held yesterday at the Town, Hall, his Worship the Mayor (Mr. -John Heghes) presiding. There was oaly a small attendance. Bir ROBERUT CAnLER read the medical report, and T also the report of the committtee. the medical, ...

... I THE STATE OF'IIRELAND. On the acceptance of the Chiltern Hundreds by Mr. A. lI. Sullivan on the assembling of Parliament, Dr. Kenny,suspect in Kilnmainham, will be proposed I as the candidate for Meath county. The Globe says it is assured from a well-informed quarter that anextensive conspiracy exists in the midland counties of Ireland. Arms arc being in- ported, and secret drilling is going ...