... I THE TRAFFIC IN IENGLISH GIRLS. [SUBJECT OF LLUSTRAtrO.s.J ON Thursday, last week, Mr. W. W. West attended before Mr. D'Eyncourt at W estminster, and saidthat hs was requested by Mr. Benjamin Scott (Chairman of Committee of the Society for protecting Y ?? Girls) to make a statement with regard to the young women who were sent over to an establishli ent at Havre. ...

... TUE RISING IN . CANADA. OAY a \1/a RS'I 1r2,>-aSSSMa CvS~ath@ Ares tg~s,, t _ - 2* ?? ?? K ~ ~ ~ Ml ?? ~~ __ ~~REG *1 ?? ~AU M~~ ?? ?? TlE above Map shows the positiou of the spot where the fighting I took place, described in the telegrams which are published below. I It also shows the whole extent of country traversed by th. Canadian Pacific Railwiay, which is now nearly completed. ENGAGEIENT ...

... MiLEOROOLOG'OAL - REPORT. AtFADINGS THIS BOINMU By IVGR T AND ZAiMniaS BAROWEI.UJ TUE2i 28 28 MH15 } FRT. z ,1:. ?? D -I-= ?? ~ ,,Bxe at I Ocoo cu re'~edd k1af duced Co S2iea7.F. th e D b 10' lir os uV fte I et oeloa (el en thiz and thre.e psesasee saamniLaae. The at>:t'd luac' itdicsat tiee ?? 7eaarttitiei die-.n srrc aaeisy arid theo twes yrsvten deayI Tbe iwitiai etvters show tia. lirt Mdon ...

... Rfl4-DEE3UTER'S J.&G=NY.) * TE TEATIONAL SANITARY CONFERENCE. ROME, Mt 1t. England aad the United States have accepted the invitation to the Iuternational SanitaryConierence, which illassemble here on the 15th inst. QUARANTINE IN EGYPT. ALEXANII MAY 1. Quatine is ordered to be imposed upon Au arrivals fron Bassein. :[ ; INqDIA. S'M'AMSr 1. At a special meeting of the Executive Council it has ...

... TiiE Crimes Act, which ought to have been passed for five years, was unfortunately only passed for three. As it expires in a few months, Ministers and Parliament have to face the disagree- able necessity of providing against an outbreak of Irish crime on the very eve of a General Election. What is to be done ? So far as wc can ascertain, there is no question of the renewal of thc Crimes Act ...

... A MA Y-DAY FESTIVAL. Tim celebration of May Day is one of the glories which have pretty well passed away from the earth by this time. The world is too much with us; andl as for sports on the merry green we are too old for that sort of thing. Indeed, did not Piers say long ago in The Shepherd's Calendar e- For younkers, Palinode, such follies fitte, lut we tway bene well of elder witt. And, ...

... TE XACALDEY BAIT(UET. Last night, Sir ?? Leighton, the ipresident of the Royal Academy, and the Council, eutertained the Prince of Wales, Prince Albert Victor, the Duke of Edinburgh, the Duke of Cambridge, and a large number of other persons on the occasion of the opening of the year's exbi- bition of pictures at Burlington House. The company began to arrive soon after six o'clock. Amongst the ...

... ELECTIO: NEWS. Mr. C. Darling has been reomwnonded by a sub-oommittee of the South Hackney Conservative Association as an eligible caididate'for that division. Mr. Fatteson Nickalls haa. declined the invitation to in~sas his candidature did -not obtain the unazi- Nortsttheru vecok Di visioo i of X~erit& Ind th Libroal meals pport of the party, as - e ted Jby Onatud lt r re epred inti;;ed5 by: ...

... A welcome to our most popular actrr On, his return frombhis brilliantly successful tour in America was accorded on Wednes. dyeeing, t the Criterion Restaurant, where about two hnred gnleeme st down to dinner, ucnder the presidency ofhe Ear of , A ,cIFE, who had kindly 'undertaken the duties of the chair in the unavoidable absence of the Earl of Dunraven. The following gentlemen had secured ...

... I'ROYAL &UADtE~Y -BT NOTIeB.- :i : y>thlsyar 'would oer a good] (0i show 'were it -,not to te ,&eademician Sxt weli a iid tiuevell9 3 ll ,edh . awl *OmmSS Ot the- A~cda is .1 couss ip- al al~ow, toi ?? 4jti lixe a ftwnbsof sEcS p altogether outd Owoprto . the O0ealce Z14 of the itsb tbtelvas Tbo say that they it wake use ofttis privilege, and thot thepnot ee only oacupy space Wt cnevass many ...

... The H1ouse of Commons was occupied all yesterday afternoon in Committee en the Enlglish Registration Bill. The only point of interest which arose oil the causes was an amendment moved by Mr. A. Arnold to allow the local authorities to direct the revisidg 'courts to be held'ib each or-any division of a boroughb. The Attorney-General objected to it mainly on the ground that there would be no ...

... A telegram from Darmstadt states that yesterday the Queen visited the Old Palace, accompanied by the Grand Duke and Princess Irene. Princess Beatrice, atended by Lady Churchill, was present at the performance at the theatre last evening. The Queen and Princess will leave Darmstadt this evening at ten o'clock for England, arriving at Flushing at 8 A.M. to-morrow, and at Windsor at Io o'clock ...