... NIUBOLLANWNtTE' Mr. John Shlapand Edmonds Slock, of tke Mlddl 'Temple, has been nominated by the Lord Chancellor tk be one of the Queens counsel, The Rev.. William Ballard Dilby, MhA, of St. Johri' College, Cambridge, late vicar of Wiggenhall St. Mear Magdale; Norfolk, has been presented by Earl Poulett tc the rectory of Binton St. George, Somr rdetshlra, Oa Monday, Mr. Jastioe Lush was ...

... ;1-. O:w 0R aG Gs SADALS. TO TH5-UDor 0B.rR .oet NUWSPAPB, - e.liwpplolbint-lfatt f ioiiheI Ultttk to thte Om i of Army Field fniP torbip it one of the most dirling defiiiaesever thr6wn by'offl~eidn olftut lato the face t~ho Brlllsbpi.blic. 'It i-pro. * Dbke of O0soi ?? ampeiiana coge't neafo entertainlug tjc >tnosb oontewpt for. i^-ic~ient ind the self- respect of: thoe ptople of thii ...

... RECOOMIENCEMENT OF HOSTLI. TIES. Official advices received here Itate that the Prussians commenced attacking the fortificatiene of Alsen on Sun- day morning. Two German steamers have passed the canel of the Eider, and sre moored under the cannon of Frederichsort. Numerous small craft have been de- spatohed to Schieswig by raiL They are rupposed to be destined for the passage of troops to the ...

... Ma. BEALES ONt °g. M1WEST' rOwEl. 'Ele oilowing is the funeral oration delivered over the grave of Ur. Jones by Mr. Edmond Beales. Mr. BIALES said: My friends, I have been requested to address to you a few words on the present occasion, a request that I could not find it in my heart to decline to comply with. But if I bad consulted my own feelings I I should have remained silent, under the ...

... A9DRUtNILEk DU.Si The Paris Fiyaro recounts a story not crditabs% the British peerage. A few nights ago, the Druke (a Hamilton, his brother, some friends, and their servnacur aU drunk, rode on horsebank along the oe LRao Some of the party 6toppfd a catrisge, exelesge,* 'Make way for the ?? of Hamnillto. The Fes popseesor of the oarriage expressed bimself in tersa emphatically devoid of ...

... 1M!YIORATION INTELLIGENCE. For the classes who may be contemplating emigration, the following published rate of wages in Viotoria will be interesting. They show that the demand for skilled as well as unskilled labour is becoming urgent:- L&oBuR MAIKaET -The rate of wages in the colony is stil maintained at former rates, skilled labour and do- mestic servants being in greet demand. 'ut ol 180 ...

... TE PnINCE AiqD PEI!NC3SS 0E' WARN3S rI CONS5TANTINOPLE. . The Levant T anes of P-Fiday, the 2 ud i nst., gives the following' account of the arrival of the Prince and Prin- -ces s of W ales in Constantinople:- - l 'As we briefly- announced yesterday, the, Prince and Princess of Wales arrived here at noon. The weather, which, till lately, has been very unsettoed, was delight- ful ; indeed, ...

... 0,3DAU. Nh1O.sZE P1r1cHASE OF CIBAh By AMERICA-The Times says: -It has been reckoned that no less than eightsen thou- sand regular troops, without taking aocunt of volunteers, have bean sent from Spain to Coba in the Course of the last twelve months. Six thousand more were nndeo orders to embark for the same destination towacds the end of last week. Sixteen thousand more, or, agreeably to a ...

... THE CAREER OF THE EX-El EROR OF| THE PRENCH, FROM HIS BOYHOOD TO HI S SURRENDER AT SEDAN. PART IV. BXOITING SCENE AT TH FINMMATP BARUMACS.-VICTOR HUGO'S DESCEIPTION OF THtE EIXUtS.-COcLAPot or THE 8CHSE1I.-TEEH PRETENDER IS ARRESTED.-HS BEPATRIATION TO AERICA.-A LONG VOYAGE.-rEMLS BY SEA.-NAPOiLEbN'S BTMDXNG AND IMVRIES. The court-yard resounded with menaces, and swords were flashing. The ...

... A REPUBLICAN LECTUS,. A meeting of the Birmingham Republican Club was held recently, at which Mr. C. C. Cattell delivered the fol- lowing address:- A fair mode of judging monarchy is by its results, and these are not seen with greater effect than when pre. jestea t the life and ?? the great mass of the people. In so far atdi 6 knowledge of the past extends, we invariably find the, peose spoken ...

... I SUNDAY, JULY 28. SATURDAY'S EDITION. THE IBIUTSX INITEENATIONAL CON- GEu8SB. The cause of labour possesses an organization, and a representation of which the industrial orders may well be proud. The organization is wide-spread; the representation, judging from- the congress held at Nottingham, all that can be desired. Had the creators of wealth suffered matters to rub on in the old grooves, ...

... BY G. 3t F. GLENNY, ., OUR 1WEEKLY CALENDAI. Tif, CONSERVATORY AND GRREENHOUSE.- vuoellias when necessary, but bear in mind that the Ie ive must be in a Slightly topid state. r0ltu. 'eiv-eo ?? plenty of fresh air, that the budsi may be Lbti~iS'll fall acid prominenuotby a slow but sure process. IfD ' tc .I intsdii ?? to bloom erly, they must be for- 0-licded Icy it allthem into a situation ...