... ! 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 ...

... carry the bill successfully through all its stages. The principle of the bill-was compensation for substantial im- provements, and he could not conceive upon what ground it could be resisted.—Tha O'DONOGHUE seconded the motion. ...

... 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& ...

... -u n April 2, 154i , Majria Alexandrovea elitrnie'sc ?? t li;a.'5:ltairtudr, Is' Xsrlrerrr iwe i;ar hil r a Lirri farnil 'llie ki.'ldt a. If the P'ri''les, Nr.liir. r IL'L :- ( L 20i l' 'r r- S ?? 14 r I l &ed ai piarai;trielv at N:ice, in April, 1165 ...

... FRIDAY, APRIL 2ND. HOUSE OF LORDS. The Committee stage of the Voluntary Schools Bill was taken. Before any of the Amend ments were moved the Lord Chancellor said he desired to call attention to the rule, which had hitherto guided the action of the two ...

... vould not be wise at present to lay pat ra on t J.J t, ole showing the progrees made in Cr-iiral AMa Ly llassia. ^LICENSING LAWS. The Eari of VJISSLOVV moved the second reading A bill » nbiini* stage plays to be performed in un- licensed, hoi,> 3 in aid of ...

... to protract debate. The Government are graciously disposed to give twenty-four days to the debate on the second reading, and the Committee stage of the Education Bill. But on such a matter as this the Govern- ment can only propose it is the Opposition ...

... SECOND EDITION. I I Wnwrzan MAIL ageos. $20a FALL OF KilARTOUM. BRITISH REVERSE. TE CITY IN THE HANDS OF THE ENEMY. GENERAL GORDON A PRISON ER. A BRITISH GENERAL UWNDER HEAVY FIRE. OFFICIAL CONFIRMAnON OF THE NEWS. OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROMI LORD WYOLSELEY ...