, 1876-03-08

mander-ln-chief oa The \ rh Am-rc 4n
aad West luIian %station. H is ac
c"mpnoird by Cap ain Hngp C~ampbelk
who AiII be his flag captain.
Th+ Master Of The RI Is has dismissed
the petition for Whining up the St. Thomas's
D ok Company (Limittd).
Herr Bitt~r, hitherto provincial COVER
nor Of SIeswig at a farewell dinner given
to him by thu German res dents, publicly
stated that the Imperial Government con-
slider the North Slpswig question practical
~ settled, maSnnch az the prospect of an
arrangement with Drnm,rk has become
hnpeIr>s. Things must therefore remain
"a they ore.
The Chinese an'horiri"s would appear to
b. in earnest IN bringing the perpetrators
OF the outrage OF Mr.. Margary to justice.
An im""rlaI edlct has just appeared IN Il
Pekin Gazette degrading General L'p.sae-
tai aud ordering him to proceed to Yunau
foo 70 take his trlui for completely III the
murder of NJ. Ma,ga,y.
GarlbaIdl his gwen is adhesion TO the
Italian Cremation Society. To be burnt
after DEATH" remarks the PapAI organ at
Rome, is "a sign Of civilization in he
eyes OF The modern Pngans."
Ii is asserted that Cardinal NJ aiming
supports a scheme which has BEN SUBJ
united to HIM, aud upon which he has
been engag d fer the Last two years, for
the union OF the extreme English ritual
i>tlc cle'gy with tn" Roman Catholic
Church, but hat the Sacred Cong egatious
are opposed to it. The Pope, however, is
reprrs .utrd To view the scheme with ia
YOUR, topping that its r"aiizt ion may be
found possible, and that the AngIlcnns
may gradually unite with the Church, as
was The ,ase with the GaIicAns. II is
added that Cardinal Manning and
o'her pprsonages are endrayouring to re-
move the difficulties in the way, and that
thu former will come to Rome to defend
the scheme before the Congregations.
The R rpmaniau Chambrr OF Dipuths
has held a secret sitting 10 which 1t is re.
ported To have refused to vo e the extra
ordinary credit d'manled by Govern
mrnt Tor the equipment Of the Army.
Il is rxpecte |, therefore, that the Minis
TER Of War will mo llfy his proposal on this
suhi ct.
TIL Princess Of Wales left Copenhagen
or the Dad Feb. All thu Ministers, the
Ou''A IA iCh'B 6iiH IFh hu'bOi'|'CoB tuO
Court officials with their ladies, and Sir
O.. Lennox Wyke, rha British Envoy,
wrre at the railway station, where q
large crowd Of spectators had Ilkrwis' con-
gregate1 All the members Of the Roysl
family accompanied the Princess to Kor-
SO r There her Royal IIighness embark
I'd on board the mail steamer Freya tor
Lub"ck, escorted by the Danish ir!"clad
AhSaIon. The King accompanied the
Princess as FIR as Lubpck.
IL lis number OF the 9th inst. the
Schwcdisch Norw.gtsche Correspondent, a
Stockholm weekly paper published III
German, c%on'aius the following cOmmunt-
gus
We fud in the Krcuz Ze;tung Of the
9Th OF Feb uary a statement borrowed
from the Pail Mall Gazette, according
to which several leading articles which
have recently appeared in the newspaper
Ny0 D0gligt AHehanda are ~cribed to The
uu'hrrsllIp Of King Oscar These articles
advocate a gleat addition to the strength
of the Swedish fleet, aud alIude indirectly
to the reconstruction of a Scandinavian
Z npire, comprising Denmark within its
limits.
:" We are authorized to declare that The
supposed authorship of the articles in ques-