... CSUSPICIOLS DEAThI AT NEWCASTLE. On atutrday, at the :Newcastlo Police- >r>i rt, 1)viril iiil!lrop. il'rii cti as ai clurk, 28, ?? chargere I wt ii 1: ootiig Alt tlie MJatihfis, i. il-arrriniai :2. Zalit rrnaii.ld.s-A )1olicenvi~ln tloepoed r ho irrliialr ai' :L moan tolemblitg tile a i at r tfehi I, walriit' arid Ut) it at two o citiCL ?? :L.iv jut iirig. f itO 110111 i witerd she las i i..11 ...

... I=t- 'Pip runicipil UbriSl of toe I UI'ly to Vetucplaf tho ls ., pprof - aII Al- . - Waon they will support as Alderwen. We ane F1,13 to lesrn that there is great raiuwtauie sug thu elocted members to put their Con- gireneric te the trouble of a second& election 1vreartiulg the Aldermauic post. There is a . tl ieig, muOreover, that the spirit of the ?? bttr observed by the appointment of ...

... E'ewlillg. Tim laitli-hcaling craze Las found some slight footbold at Birming- ham. Accordingtoacoutemporary, I there is a moder miracle -worker there who is the vicar of a parish, and of course, as he is a miracle-worker, a bachelor of arts. His full designation, as set forth in The Birtniyghlam ?? Gazette, is The Rev. J. T. BrTLrN, I Bauhelor of Arts, ?? Vicar oi St. Clement's - Parish ...

... UOLi WEEK IN IMA 1)D[IJ) (Frltnol 0o1i. za~vrul) a:zu O spnX'.) 0 Holy Week hasstill inuchoriginalityin SPa' it teves olutside such ancient cities as 'ole)lo aial t &evillo, whexe it is iu somio degree it local festi- S 'val aud eelbmration. Politics Land businessare tl unore or0l ss at a staudistill ?? this week, h wuchiet a Catholic poole devote to their re'i -ious sil rites .n;a ...

... TO-DAY, Lecturde-Professor Lankester an Recent Bildogical 1car Discoveries, Royal Institution, .3; S. Bourne onth Exports anti Iurprts of the United Kingdom, e Statistical Sociat7, lemyn-street,l.45; Capt.Eeado's evi Naval Yarn,' St. James's HAil 3.30; Dr. lVea- Oa nedy on 1The Life of Elijah, Finsbury Chapel, 05 12; C. Brickdale op 9Registration of Title to Land, ho Building ...

... I atn. T[a King of ITALY will reeh I Berlin this morning on his return visit to the EMDer WnLL&I & is acompanied by Signor Cdwspr, who will moe more meet the German Chancellor and zo doubt improve the good understanding was the risult of bis visit to Fried- hmrnh lost year. The -world will be glad to tie the ?? meeting as an additional Pantee of peace, but it is idle to conceal the fat that ...

... SUGAI? BOTTNTIES AND TilE PP.ICE?OF STJGA1? Ssa^,-Baron dP e l~ruNs'replY' to ' lacaur. Clarke, I'icikoli!s, cod Ceom~b, is printed in Dc 2Tunes of to-day. It i3 perfectly tine, as baron de WVorms states, tha;t so l- ng aS wreplace nO duty ca I suga~r weo shal' girs no drawback on erpot1ationl, and w ve shall not be requlired by the Convention. to refine in Lebnd. But if uwo should be ...

... RESIGNATION OF SIR JOSEPH IIAZALGETTE TILE BOARD AND THiE COUNTY COLUCIL. The usual weehly meeting of tle members of the Board of Works took placeyosterday at Spinug- gardens, Lord MAnnsRAmorem ?? Chair- man said it was his paiuful duty to announce that the Metropolis and the Board were sbortly to lose the ser- vices of another excellent aud distinguished officer.- The Clerk (Mr. Wakeiield) ...

... THE WEEKS MAi AXEW* 'Deepetnh Ca 7mm Iaadoa. t ACmogea, afla'to . ,, Ma.2,0 ?? Apef Ditto. P. MaiLs. via ditto' ?? MU. 2 _. Autvaila, vir: Victoria. NOw SCUh Water, Q queengnd. South and West WZt Amtralias ?? InaxlIW _ trty. MAr.22 t; Didtlto the Thamics ?? .22 OW MA 1ow son wale, S. a s. straa. Tna.Vietoiia, PorAl Mails' Mau. Otwtorn)- 7thbamuiaed ?ermudvAv~iaNow York Mar.20 i(tven) ~ ntt1,va ...

... T Cor- ?? Fbimg. AT this time of year the cokney3 turning over the snorting papers, feels a desire to go loch fishing in the ighlands There are, indeed, many attrac- s tions, on psper, but on the water and out in the c wind all is not so happy as it seems. As you speed northward, you pass many a Highland loch, and the shudder on the black water, as the breeze touches it with its wing, is ...

... The ruceting of the Bermondsey Vestry last night, at the Town Hall, Spa. road, was attended by much disorder. At the previous meeting of the Vestry a noisy NrowI mustered in the ratepayers' gallery and caused so much ?? that the vestrymen had to edjourfl to a commcttee room, whore the rest of the buruiess was gone throughwith closed doors. When the publio prsented themaslves at the Town Hell ...

... XGOVERNMENT -INTEIWENTION IN DONEGAL. I- I (PROM OUR SPECIAL COPOrNDErT.) FALCARRAGH, 'WEDbESDAT Nzir.. Owing to the absence of Deputy Divisional Commissioner Cameron in Belfast, and the nou- arrival of the agent of the estate, the Glasser- shoo evictions have been still further adjourned till ]Friday morning, so that only two days will be left for their completion. I learned to-day upon ...