1 APRIL 1865, page 2

M. Rogeard, Author Of Labienus, Has Been Indicted In His

ab- sence for a libel upon the Empire, and condemned par contumace to a fine and five years' imprisonment. The tribunal held that the pamphlet was " full of outrageous and......

On Monday Evening The Friends Of Arctic Discovery,...

The Times, assembled to discuss the question of the alternative routes to the North Pole,—the Spitzbergen route, which is advo- cated by Dr. Petermann, and the Smith's Sound......

It Is Stated In Many Quarters That Should The Convention

be carried out, the Pope is determined to fly, and that no less than four retreats have been offered him. England suggests Malta, where be may be invested with privileges......

The Following Scheme For Securing The Representation Of...

enfranchised classes without investing them with the preponder- ant power in the State, is the suggestion of an able and influential thinker, whose name, if we were at liberty......

A. Correspondence Between General Sherman And General...

arisen from the asserted practice of the Confederate troops killing Federal foragers after capture, and leaving their bodies labelled "Death to foragers" to deter others.......

If This Should Prove To Ba So, Dr. Pusey's Exultation

over the freedom' of the Church of South Africa—' freedom' in that sense in which the slave is free of all interference between him- self and his master—is a little premature.......

The Creditors Of Attwoods' Bank, Birmingham, Have Got Off...

The Joint-Stock Company have offered to take over all assets, liabilities, and trouble, and pay them his. 3d. in the pound. This offer, which seems a fair one, was heartily......

The Northern Whig Raises A Point Of Some Importance In

reference to the effect of the recent judgment on the Colen,so case. It maintains that though the Cape Colony had unquestionably representative institutions when the Bishop of......

Mr. Cardwell Stated In The House On Tuesday Night, In

answer to Mr. Dunlop, that no more letters patent would be issued to colonial bishops till the real effect of the patents had been fully considered.......

The Lock-out Is Not Yet Over, Though The Masters And

men have met. Both sides agree to leave the question of wages to arbitra- tion, but the masters demand, apparently as a matter of dignity, that the men shall enter at the......