6 AUGUST 1870, page 3

The Lords' Version Of The Married Women's Property Bill Has

been accepted by the Commons, and may be considered passed. The new Bill would in a clumsy sort of way protect women's 'earnings, if the poor ever read Bills, and even their......

The St. Paul Press States That The Red River Insurgents

have completely given in. They consider that the Bill constituting their settlement a province under the name of Manitoba with full representation concedes all they want, and......

The English Press Has Been Too Much For The Generals.

The King of Prussia himself has taken Mr. Russell with him, and the Emperor of the French has released the correspondent of the Standard, has declared that lie trusts in the......

Mr. Bruce Has Withdrawn The Lectionary Bill, And The Times,

for some reason or other, is very angry. It says the Bill was ?universally approved, and that "it is too bad to be compelled to listen in church not only to tedious recitations,......

Consols Were On Friday Evening 88 To 89.

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It Is Very Difficult To Understand The Tone Of Count

von Bismarck towards Great Britain. He is, to begin with, very angry because we export horses, coals, and cartridges to France, and demands that we put a stop to those breaches......

The French Government Is Determined To Teach Germany What It

has to expect if it is beaten. In its Tuesday evening edition the Journal Olficiel contains an article declaring that France is not at war with Germany, but with the policy of......

A Telegram Has Been Received In London From Lisbon Asserting

?that Ferdinand, the ex-King of Portugal, has accepted the Spanish Crown. No complete confirmation of this statement has yet been received, but it is believed in many quarters,......

No Intelligence Whatever About The War Has Arrived In London

since the Prussian official telegram about the victory at Weissen- - burg. A telegram from Paris, dated August 5, specially remarks that no news from the front has reached that......

The New Foreign Enlistment Act, Which Passed Its Second...

in the Commons on Monday, greatly improves the old Act, but we doubt whether it is even yet stringent enough. It -enables the Government to prohibit the building as well as the......

The Country Gentlemen Are Dreadfully Concerned About The...

horses. Mr. Lowther on Wednesday complained that about 1,000 horses were exported a day, and on Friday Sir Harry Verney again brought up the subject. It appears, however, from......

'change Seems To Have Got Over Its Panic, And Prices

are becom- ing steady, though, of course, they are still low. The losses in the " House " alone from the recent panics are said to reach two millions, and the losses to the......

The United States' Court Of Vermont Has Condemned General...

Fenian leader, to two years' imprisonment for violat- ing the neutrality laws. The Government of Washington appears -throughout this business to have acted with the most......