... CITY NO.'T S -w: I I II. 'r . ' ,No ,v thlat thle circulars is urd lY U-il! railway micovlm')rsY ar-C Ill tili I 01 ?? O tI. 'Iira kl-l entc)y or matters to ii p'11) ?? 12 21,~ is tie, ?? ot, t113w %vli' I tlic 6in,re ci ?? ind invxidious ?? 00,i arc', ?? ii ?? ,1i'e talhui ilito con 1' 1161ti 1 . ?? ' 1in12ed tile i~l~por'tanCC o 0 :. .; 1. uy the X\vi'bC A o! . I j~lol' rl 1.91A I';-i: ?? ...

... TPrA SoJfttr P1C RETIr=NS. ?rY 4i ?? PA.- 3 ~r- Total 'rr,i' I r ?? ?? i5 n'lt-. 11ss A33. 15 ?? *a Y -4 *31,5l~ .,4SJ4v; 'i ?? ?? 1- - 1,C~S l1.Fs zJ ^ t ?? e'3. Ja7. ?? . ?? 2,, , 2,# O3 2n', 9 v > ?? :: ?? ?? ?? f : %j?°i ?? ?? - 4 ?? ~ ~ LI ?? 5w''S - I ?? - *- * L 5 l CA ~~55 I -j ,L, ' , ' 'e ?? Seit k of 31Marcb, 12,1,752 -cr ,wee io ?? 12$3d lrek o; rt -^ : \ : - ~ ?? 1 2 ?? i . ? ...

... I THiE SHANGRAI EXTENSION, CONFLICTING FRENCH AND BRITISH (CiA [MS. BRITISHF MARINES LEAVING E PEKING. (nXT731k8 FSPECIAJL 81SAVICE.) PEDKING, Muarcl, 20. The question of the Shanghai extensioi is daily becoming more implicated, owing to the French demnands. Picton, the French Minister, lately issued a circular to the diplomatic rc- prenientatives of the other Powern, in which he asserted a ...

... llON1 E RULE IN I ALTA. Now that so much is being said anid written ?? Mlalta and its mls~govern- inent, it is possible thate few% of the everyday experiences of Eng'Blishe soi ourners inl the island may serve to illustrate practically the inconl- veniences and hardshius to individuals which are thle natural result Of 1Home1 Rule. The languaage quietion is at present agitating mnany minds. The ...

... COTTON TR!ADE POSITION. As v:e intiniatced vesterda, the ICotton-spinning LImployers of lancashire ltaaI rcal!y nto otiler course thall to give tle advaiaee ot 7N. in the pound dentat'' d iy tlhe men, lor they wvere ?? prej)arec- to resi;t the demand by Sr ipat 'h ctories. S liellitcds'c thh LIaneashlire are getting O ,lltv r hict soe1vvihat arter a prolongeci spell of bad trad, and they ate, ...

... X e W O'p a ;F r1 , ! ,i Nn I ?a 'k h. al Aouzxaran-'s AuznnaMPT To PauEvxut1. SuIns.-XDR [eFi is ' jr Aniont'03 ii~3,03 toc n'eo easuIreS 353riC'C3232 OwI'!'5a ne''hs o1;ssoiulv to in-nlke- tor the sba3t,3m'' M -nits5' hp-. C 's-ie aiitn r ?? o tileh cosso - ioe~:DC5a, nacionarl so-,'vice bydv r a'-'Pahii 5rt, Or iid'' ;atIct fi C)I )O rt'30 .1't 0 tt On ?? ,O ' ?? t'.4w . II I C~L~j e' ...

... LBETTBES 'TO THE EDITOR. THE PER8EOUTION OF THE ARIENIANS. VAton, 16th Much, 1899. Sir,-During the past month report. hbav ?? me from reliable oorrespondents in Turkey which reveal a state of affairs so truly deplorable that I venture to ask for opace to make known to your readerm the urgent need of continuing, dnriug the present year, the generous aid which for the last four years has been ...

... noe vtirienrea Provider. MR.. CnAMBERLA I bns so often | tleseribed his Act its ;,ru-viiing for I all Recidents, wvileres Mr. As- } quith's Bill only piovided for soiue, that be has i T probably come to beiieve the statement, as t iGeorge. IV. believed that he wi3 at the battle of I Wnterloa. It is therefore ?? sio hope of con- vincing l him, but on public and general i grounds, that we ca~ll ...

... MR. SWINBURNE'S LOCRINEt I'PlE ELIZABETHEAIN STAGE SOCIETY AT ST. GEORGE'S HALL. Whatever may have beeu waniting to the efforts of the mraebers of the Elirabotham Stage Society at St. George's 1al last night, it was assuredly not the virtue of courage. Mr. Swinburne'r Loorine ' has now been before the world for nearly twelve years, and its many beautiful passages of poetry have not laoked ...

... ICCASSIIONAL. N o'v.I3. We. have hc-en wvaitin- fjr somne ra1dical anld ?? olec- tiounto th I~enon Governo ent Bill tL ! u otwr iP ?? paprs an the ppesil ion_: ?? ' aind WC are still wvaiting. The salme few 7,o rtlC~ 1.1at WVe plut, nutit aft'tO a decent interval, subseccutrmt to th ?? of the blae rassed alono ?? repcated 1ic dI LO da h * 'latti at, the fif-ift n(I'V7 J uI)-, h Mr- ...

... OPPOSMION TO THE LONDON GOYER MENT BILL. Mr. W. IT. Dickinson detir^.-ered3 a letueC11 o1 London Mulu iojoal Bill ve.terid- elliflC. before & meeting o' the Ncrth St P'aicria Liberal and RW d Cal Association which wvas htold at 'he 'NS;lk Os Schools, Wilkin-sitroer N N '4r. F. Tewt presidt Mr. Diekinrson statei tha tie B.13 i its spirit was antagonlistic to th e ci Iot doii, rand meant thsa ...

... AN ARTISTS REMINISCENCES', MR FELIX MOSCHELES'S AUTUBIOGRAPHY. MENDELSSOHN, MAZZINI, ROSSINI, AiND BROWNING. [PUBLISHED TO-DAY.) The desultory oharater of Mr. Folix Mos- eheles's volume is frankly conftssed on his tit- pagei; but uee are far from thinking tuat it, lostes anything in interest or charm frtm the fre and eaSV method which the author has adopted. We have already had from the maino ...