... AMMIXICA. A fire has occurred at a building at Providence, Rhode Island. The building contanned a number of workshops, in which numerous persons of both sexes were employed. A panic occurred among the workpeople, and some of them jumped from the windows. Two of those thus atkmpting to escape were killed, while over a dozen were injured, five fatally. Nearly all the killed and injured are ...

... IPBRIAL PARLIAMENT. toves or G0HOXbOS.-MORD&Y, THE OCOUPAT'ION OF EGYPT.-Sir S. NORTJ COTE: I beg to give notice that I shall, on as early day as I can, call attention to the present employmec o a portion of the British forces mn Egypt, and se move- 'That this house is entitled to a fuller explan -tieu of the matue and proposed duration of suech empl ent, and- the estisated cost thereof, than ...

... AUSBBIA. Neuben, a suburb of Vienna, has been the scene of serious rioting. A large number of workmen, aided by the mob, attacked the police with stones, and finally stormed and destroyed one of the station-honses, wound. ing the police commissary in charge. Troops were sum- summoned to the assistance of the police, and three companies of infantry, with a squadron of Uhlans were immediately ...

... 1211E :BATTLE THAT IS I COMING. The implacable spirit of Toryism which ever and anon breaks out in the Conservative party masnat to be appeased by the concession which She Prime Minister made upon the question of motions for adjournment. At present any member has it in his power, by moving the &dJounnent of the house, to interpose a con- versation upon any subjet which he may con. sider of ...

... articutars should reach the Lifflca not laler thara Sataraly Mor ning.1 K.-Aaiance Club and Institute, 65, Shaftesbury-stroet, at 8.30 p.m., Readings, by Mr. 3I ?? Hall, Pentoustroot, Pentouville, at 11.30 a.mu, Mr. Fagan, The Confessional ; at 7 p.m., Mrs. Annie Bosant, The Decay of Christiauity.-The Primrose ?? Men's Club and Iasti. tube, Charles lane, St. John's-wood, an address by Mr. ...

... TO MEE VDITOR Ot' RSYNOLDS'S NEWSPAPEr. SIn,-It mnust be recognised by all sensible persons that those who watch over their own interests are, generally speaking, the best served. Tbis appies to public as well as private matters. The House of Commons is wrongly supposed to be the vigilant guardian of the national purse.. It, however, neglects its duties, relegates its trust to a handful of its ...

... WeH IS POPULAR GOVENMENT T !o THE wDnOB OF BEYN&LDSS NEIWSPAPER, Srn,-It matters little or nothing to the| people of a nation unxder wbatsoev er form of government they may live so long as their 1 material welfare is its first consideration. Of| course this doctrinle is an npalataibe one to 1 those who bask in the sunshine of an expensive system of governmet. For this reason it is.1 their ...

... THE: CHUBRCH: tr FRSCE. TbA ho.] At- cn - - - Gus, - a-nuay I the Frech Chai. ber on the Budget of rubrij \Vorsh-p was ve instructive. France, like England. is burdened with a State Church, with this difference that one particular creed does not receive all the htate aid, and other creeds nothing ?? testants and Jews receive State alloyances Za well as the Roman Catholics, which latter, how. ...

... SCBaPS FROMu TnE COMIC JOURNALS. ?? Moonlshino.] ien CHA~hLEs Dlitan and the trisl of Arlbi.-First hs code and then be ooden't. THE Arabi revelations are a long time coming. They are delayed, we are told, by one of the Moslem festivals; we may be sure, at all events, that the Bare 'em festival is not the DEcLCEsAsrTCAL F inawonEs.-'' Letting off Mr. Green. Ar the Thames Poliee.court a man h ...

... N AVAL AND MILITARY INTEI.IMNCE I -, A a : 2 A- .. A IA _ A -A, A . - 1-/ ?? ;I 1+o tl The officers and men of ?? vdarie Artillery Wulo toosX part in the Egyptian canpaign will, it is understood, proceed to London shortly to he presented to the Queen. The remiains of ltrivate Peter Alliott, Marines, one of the heroes of Tel-el-Kebir, who has died in Melville Hospital, Chathann, vere on Monday ...

... WORRKING EN IN PABLUMENW. The Prime Minister's view in reference ti the presence of worh ing men in parliament ithat working men should be largely repre. ezited in the House of Commons, because they number three-fourths of the entire population, and because only working men can know what are the needs and wants of wrorking men. Instead of two persons re. presenting the labouring interests of ...

... TuE retnrns of the School Board polling were made yesterday. Several notable changes have taken place. Amongst them is the defeat of Mr. George Potter in Westminster, and the return of Dr. Aveling. The latter gentleman will doubtless prove a most efficient member. He is thoroughly well versed in all educa- tional subjects, and we suspect vrill become a shining light at the new board. The old ...