... BY A YTIC'TJM. 'irun Sacoxti Wacte. 'I'lie fast, weal: of a Secrina is lbnt is)' tle, tiiics we hv tsahe'rite IlltOile'ioutiy eveiryonet hass tt:(l owari into ir ?? :1 .] e Illeiiihtes 'i'lS ?? to go YawnIig ablouit, asking wwino t' (limitic cii rt Irit-alerec(- Ir ite-i anritA ii lliring ?? rrhtlr tct girl' tOi' aI week. Tfi ''1m a'tlso Icicin a iattrt~ei' hiletcl ~i'SIll itcrl lirt 11 ...

... I VALt STREET Rw-,Ire Can it possibly he that at length WVail soireet hi.5 .jcaIp ? Cablegrains ?? that ceutre state that the m o:,; t ?? the market ground for somle concern. Larme ii j. Ll: I- onl their wvay, and rnust be paid for, and the ruo~l .11 'I thel3ank-s'statemflletsduring the ticxtwcek or tv.o. ti.. to thle interior, which will set inl shortly, aithouu. I0 uouniced a form as usul ...

... | .0 :NEW -AND IMPROVED -|REGULATIONS fFOR VOLUNTEERS. UNDER the new regulations framed for~the purpose of'-securing a higher standard of .efficiency anmongst Volunteers, themen will 'be called: upon to fire at 400.jto..600 yards .anges'. The days of the 200 yards maximum Upracticerailge. are at last doomed. :.It-has been found by the authorities that many corps hiad a woful percentage of ...

... | I Next Thursday a draft of the 10th Hussars will lojve Canterbiury ior Southauptun and emrkii for India to jon the 20th 1-tusars; and hLieut. Hvwksley and a draft of gunniers and drivers, ?? Artillery, will leave Shorn- chife the Esane day and proceed by the same vessei (the lilwara) to join lIce. 1, 27, and 42 l'sield batteries' on Tuesday next a large draft from the depot of the Iiods at ...

... SEVERAL LIVES LOST. Gales prevailed in many patrts of Engladral Wales on Suindaly undt Moilday, doing great dihinsge. Along siu' south ettO wiest ?? tile ?? VI scar ?? WAd ili GhItimrganaliire and Monmtoutlislire thle sea defences gave, icily, tatn i Immenise tract of cottatry was ?? ?? ?? bltig ineercilipted in anise places. In Nortii 'iWleOs, toe), eas-t IltrietS have heeti Hlooded ...

... ' A THREE-AIASTEJ schooner, the Rose Hill, .liied-by W7. Price a'&nd Co., of Liverpool, foundered in the Thames, off Barking, on Wednesday afterinoon, Captain Jensen, 4is wife, 'and. two children being drowne.i The vesselbad been lying in- the Tham'6s. .for-a fortnight after discharging her cargo at Lawes's chemical manure works. Her crew; with the exception of the captain ,and 'mate, had ...

... * U - ,,,I - - i , , I t, ; i I .i, ' Pj I ¶X 2-Tn' ?? * ?1? .II * .* I, I . I I I I . . ; I 1. 1!. . . , I j .\ ml I w ?? .! ~ I. ?? ?? i ?? ! -. ' ~ i e - I' 111111 * * * I, * * * I I It * I 1' 2 I ?? .. . .. i. ?? II ?? ?? V ?? 1' ' ' i ?? ~ I . l t t 1 t: . ,. * e : t ?? ?? t.; ?? * I IJ I *1 I * , * I * * * I 1, i .. , . :. :, I !. I ( . ?? .1 - i , I Irl . i' ?? :. .i ' 1 s:, 1k ,-,j ...

... FOURTH EDITIONAT T w NS FRENCH PRESIDENT. FjoiCINGS AT MONTELIMAR. iil. LOUBET'S MOTHER INTERVIEWED. A represenltative of the Malin has been to Montelimar, M. Loubet's home, d found that little towu-where a famous nougat is manufactured for the I of Europe-en fl/e at the news of the elevation of M. Loubet to iagistrCY o France. When the news arrived the houses lhediiY blossomed out with ...

... NATION AAi EDIAWIV( r'l ON AS;O- ?? ?? THE- GOVE-XINMENT AND THE SCHOOLS ECOIESTIASTLCS AND TUE CHILDREN, VINIVE'RSAL fEiIO0 Lf B ARD Tt'hute Wits a largeo attonilitecoa t thea accotti mee~ting of tis' Nmtiosudl~ EtiucittioslA-sctishlyetda ath AtsisisNatioos itoa Club, Lorl }tatteosass presilding. Tllo Akociatin baticqple'd Lutliu firt dIecade, and the IrecordI of itfs work w its mnhstsdiosl ...

... The (0overtinent Of Dirjutors. Iflrt. McNP11.CP3 amendment to the Ad!tlre.sE wats rejected in the House of Cortnmomi yerclrday by 247 votes against 143. But mnore will be heard of it. Wo regrot that the House should not have dec isively condemnned so mischievous a prac- tice anid so evil an examlple a' the combination of political office with comimercial enterprise. But tih deblate was an ...

... Cu~m petit, ,r% who wst coflnpt{. THE proposed amalgnaandtioll of the South Edasttrai Railwvav with tha Chathaiiwnn ad ])ovoer raises (ines- '_tA.[fl~If .4O1kt V AJ VVI t O 'S IItit i Z rions of great interest, both to the travei!a.g, ,put'ilic alld to tho Ftud. unt of ecolormics. TIl ie. a practical qucstion for the pa.ssenger ?? best he put in ?? collcouial form., were 'o [ cojen in- Tho ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERA. Sir,-In your issue of last week, under the heading of New Versions for Old Ones, your correspondent Johnnie Gideon states that Fox Cooper is, or was, the father of Harwood Cooper and the Brothers Renad. Will you kindly allow us to correct this? Fox Cooper was father to Harwood Cooper, sen., who was many years connected with the Olympic and Adelphi Theatres, and who ...