... :EN E SECONAD EDITION. th WESTERN MAIL OFFICE, SATURDAY, 4.0 A.M. (REUTER S TELEGRAMS.) A] wi FRANCE. nr IPARs, APRIL 8, EVENING.-To-day, in the Legislative tu Body,jlM. Pontalis presented a Bill which proposes to MI exteud the law of 1868 on public meetings ...

... tour through the interior of Bulgaria. THE POPE. ROME, APRIL 2.-The Pope was slightly unwell this morning, but was able later in the day to give several audiences. PRINCE BISMAARCK. BERLIN, APRIL 2.-Prince Bismarck will shortly quit Berlin upon a prolonged ...

... on the 27th of April, 1809. He succeeded to the earadomi. on the death of his I father, the 8rh of April, 1820, so thatt he had en- joved the title for exactlv sixty-five years. In t June, 1878, his lordship married Cicely Louisa, t second daughter of the ...

... Geo. IV., c. ?? ?? Court grainted a rule to show cause why the s verdict shoCAJ ?? be set aside. 3 ,THE MUIEDEPR OF A MISSIONARY IN x MEXICO. The ?? ?? ?? has received a despatchll from Mexico. .:ated April 2, which says :-Six of the prisoer. - arged ...

... TELEGRAm.1 le CAIRO, APRIL 11.-The German and Austrian A. diplomatic agents have addressed an identical a Note to the Egyptian Government requesting an ld early payment of the claims allowed by the In- r- ?? Commission. id CAIRo, APRIL 10. - The differences ...

... SECOND EDITION. W -itS Mf.f Orar & rr . R WTWCESN MAIL OGuIs, 4.30 A.M. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. ENGLAND AND RUSSIA RETUIN OF THE BOUNDARY C0M- MISSION TO I.NDIA, f STANDARD TELEORAOI.3 81LNGAO, Loss 4 (t'ia MEsED, TUEsDAY). News of the cession of Penjdeb ...

... ! SECOND EDITIIOIN Wunis Ma C Ews, 4.88 aLa. FOREIGN INTELLIGENE. The United States House of Representat~ives have3 passed the Bill prohibiting polygam y by 199 votesi toi 42. The United Stautes Congress has voted £23,338 to provide rations for the relief ...

... SECOND EDITIO0N I WERSTERPN 1\ai Canes. 4.30 A.M.CI ;utFOREIGN INTELLIGEIN E. em e a Tu-e Neva is now free from ice. i, G-aribaldi is inmtroving> in health. en- The National Bank of Germany has just eon- e luded the prelimninaries of a contract with the ...

... Oil thle stage in thie middle of the vi irsot act of Mignon, and ie believed to have boec caused by tile gas coining in contact with the P upper palt of the scenery, whence it spread to the curisiu, burning piecos Of which fell Qn to the stage. Ole of ...

... he brutally assaulted upon her refusing to supply him with money to purchase drink. The Revenue returns frorn April 1 to Decem- ber 23 show i-Receipts. £57,779,795; expenditure, £50,845,8c8: hbalances, 4,95;,554. Corresponding period last year: Receipts ...

... persisted in pleading not tr SC es guilty. wve The great checs contest wvas cont inued yesterday cII afternoon, when the second stage of the Western in is- tournament at five o'clc'k slood as follows:-h sh ] Mason beat Skipsworth ; Zuicertovt beat Mortiher; ...

... 3 I SECOND EDITIONS a W ~ Afar . E D T . I I Sss W rs~iq MA5L Orrycs 4.30Alt!. is LATEST GENERAL NEWS. R be be Princess Beatrice opened the new park and pj es, bazaar at Aberdeen yesterday. dav' he The Sligo Conservatives have invited Sir Stafford pa& ...