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the chief of the police and tho chief of the Adramonts , having boon condemned to death , were executed on the 12 th of January . The Kaimakau and the other ., accused have been sent to Constantinople , where their fate will bo decided upon . Advices from Constantinople , to the 2 Gth ult ., state that the report lately current respecting the dismissal of the minister of finance was premature , and it is asserted that the publication of the decree dismissing him was prevented by Riza Pasha . Three hundred merchants have signed a petition against stock-jobbingwhich

peti-, tion will be upheld by the ambassadors of foreign powers . Hostilities have broken out between the Montenegrins and the Turks . -By a telegram from Bucharest , of the 5 th , we are informed that Prince Alexander Couza , the neiA-ly elected hospodar of Moldavia , has been elected hospodar of AVallaehia also . Iu the American senate a resolution has been introduced for the transport of the mails betAveen NOAV York and Liverpool , and Neiv York , Bremen , and Havre , vid Southampton . Tho president had sent in a message in reply to the resolution calling for copies of

any correspondence in relation to tho purchase of Cuba , ivhich has not been made public . He says that no such correspondence has taken place which has not already been communicated to congress . The message was referred to the committee on foreign relations . A general impression prevailed that congress would place $ 30 , 000 at the disposal of the president for diplomatic purposes connected with the acquisition of Cuba . Also that an appropriation would be made for a largo increase in the United States navy ; and that these iivo measures would necessarily

involve a loan . On tho 21 st ult ., Afr . FaniAvorth , of Illinois , failed to obtain leave to introduce a resolution contemplating tbe annexation of the British American provinces , and instructing the committee on foreign affairs to inquire into the expediency of initiating measures to secure them by honourable treaty . In Washington a collision had occurred in the street between the Hon . G . Taylor , of the house of representatives , and Mr . C . C . AValden , late of the Neiv York customhouse , in consequence of an offensive remark mado by the latter . Blows were exchanged . Later dates from New York announce that both the senate and the house of

representatives of the United States had reported in favour of the purchase of Cuba . A riot has occurred at Callao in consequence of the opposition of a great number of carpenters , builders , & c , to the landing of a number of reach / made houses , which hacl been brought from the United States for tho erection of certain streets and squares to be built at Chorillas by the contractors for tho Chorillas Railway . On the 15 th a mob of many hundreds assembled to prevent the landing of a portion of these houses , but General Castilla having arrived with troops from Lima , order Avas restored . Business ivas entirely suspended in consequence of the riots . The

Callao Shipping List has gone dead , and the editor has gone on a fishing tour , that being probably the most profitable . The latest private advices from Hayti , mention that the Emperor , Soulouquo , after having advanced with bis army within tAvo leagues of St . Marc , had been twice beaten by the republican army under General Geftrard , and forced to retreat into Port-au-Prince , which he entered on the 10 th ult . His proclamation confirms this intelligence , and , wc think , speaks the language of despair . From Jaemel tho intelligence is , that at the last moment

the news had reached there that Solouque was on the point of abdication , which ho was willing to do by convention ; but it ivas thought that , the republican forces having the entire ascendancy , he ivould be dethroned unconditionally , with , maybe , his life as the forfeiture . The receipt of papers and letters from India by the overland mail , gives us details of three defeats of the rebels under Tantia Topee , Feroze Shah effected a junction with Maun Singh at Syepore . Lord Clyde had advanced on Baraitch , ancl , having driven in tho advanced guavd of tho rebels ,

entered it on the 20 th December . On the following day the Begum offered to surrender , but Lord Clyde finding she was prevented by her troops from doing so , advanced and encountered Boni M ' aclho , and dispersed his force . Lord Clyde met with a serious accident ; his horse stumbled under him , tin-civ him , and dislocated his shoulder . The limb , hoAvever , ivas soon restored to its position , and the gallant general , carried in a doolie , followed Beni Madho to Medjidiah , from whence he drove him Avith great loss . Tho papers contain accounts of several other successes of our troops . Calcutta telegraphic despatches mention a total defeat , with great slaughter inflicted on Tantia Topee by Colonel Benson , at a place called Zagaporo ,

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OUR ARCHITECTURAL CHAPTER. Article 1
THE SECRET SOCIETIES OF THE MIDDLE AGES Article 5
SYMPATHY. Article 15
THE BRIDES OF QUAIR. Article 16
ONCE MORE. Article 17
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 18
MASONIC CHARITIES. Article 19
MASONIC HALLS. Article 19
"THE BEAUTIES OF MASONRY," Article 21
MASONIC DUTIES. Article 21
VISITORS TO LODGES. Article 22
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 23
PROVINCIAL. Article 26
ROYAL ARCH. Article 32
SCOTLAND. Article 34
INDIA. Article 42
TURKEY Article 42
MASONIC FESTIVITIES. Article 42
THE WEEK. Article 43
NOTICES. Article 48
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 48
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The Week.

the chief of the police and tho chief of the Adramonts , having boon condemned to death , were executed on the 12 th of January . The Kaimakau and the other ., accused have been sent to Constantinople , where their fate will bo decided upon . Advices from Constantinople , to the 2 Gth ult ., state that the report lately current respecting the dismissal of the minister of finance was premature , and it is asserted that the publication of the decree dismissing him was prevented by Riza Pasha . Three hundred merchants have signed a petition against stock-jobbingwhich

peti-, tion will be upheld by the ambassadors of foreign powers . Hostilities have broken out between the Montenegrins and the Turks . -By a telegram from Bucharest , of the 5 th , we are informed that Prince Alexander Couza , the neiA-ly elected hospodar of Moldavia , has been elected hospodar of AVallaehia also . Iu the American senate a resolution has been introduced for the transport of the mails betAveen NOAV York and Liverpool , and Neiv York , Bremen , and Havre , vid Southampton . Tho president had sent in a message in reply to the resolution calling for copies of

any correspondence in relation to tho purchase of Cuba , ivhich has not been made public . He says that no such correspondence has taken place which has not already been communicated to congress . The message was referred to the committee on foreign relations . A general impression prevailed that congress would place $ 30 , 000 at the disposal of the president for diplomatic purposes connected with the acquisition of Cuba . Also that an appropriation would be made for a largo increase in the United States navy ; and that these iivo measures would necessarily

involve a loan . On tho 21 st ult ., Afr . FaniAvorth , of Illinois , failed to obtain leave to introduce a resolution contemplating tbe annexation of the British American provinces , and instructing the committee on foreign affairs to inquire into the expediency of initiating measures to secure them by honourable treaty . In Washington a collision had occurred in the street between the Hon . G . Taylor , of the house of representatives , and Mr . C . C . AValden , late of the Neiv York customhouse , in consequence of an offensive remark mado by the latter . Blows were exchanged . Later dates from New York announce that both the senate and the house of

representatives of the United States had reported in favour of the purchase of Cuba . A riot has occurred at Callao in consequence of the opposition of a great number of carpenters , builders , & c , to the landing of a number of reach / made houses , which hacl been brought from the United States for tho erection of certain streets and squares to be built at Chorillas by the contractors for tho Chorillas Railway . On the 15 th a mob of many hundreds assembled to prevent the landing of a portion of these houses , but General Castilla having arrived with troops from Lima , order Avas restored . Business ivas entirely suspended in consequence of the riots . The

Callao Shipping List has gone dead , and the editor has gone on a fishing tour , that being probably the most profitable . The latest private advices from Hayti , mention that the Emperor , Soulouquo , after having advanced with bis army within tAvo leagues of St . Marc , had been twice beaten by the republican army under General Geftrard , and forced to retreat into Port-au-Prince , which he entered on the 10 th ult . His proclamation confirms this intelligence , and , wc think , speaks the language of despair . From Jaemel tho intelligence is , that at the last moment

the news had reached there that Solouque was on the point of abdication , which ho was willing to do by convention ; but it ivas thought that , the republican forces having the entire ascendancy , he ivould be dethroned unconditionally , with , maybe , his life as the forfeiture . The receipt of papers and letters from India by the overland mail , gives us details of three defeats of the rebels under Tantia Topee , Feroze Shah effected a junction with Maun Singh at Syepore . Lord Clyde had advanced on Baraitch , ancl , having driven in tho advanced guavd of tho rebels ,

entered it on the 20 th December . On the following day the Begum offered to surrender , but Lord Clyde finding she was prevented by her troops from doing so , advanced and encountered Boni M ' aclho , and dispersed his force . Lord Clyde met with a serious accident ; his horse stumbled under him , tin-civ him , and dislocated his shoulder . The limb , hoAvever , ivas soon restored to its position , and the gallant general , carried in a doolie , followed Beni Madho to Medjidiah , from whence he drove him Avith great loss . Tho papers contain accounts of several other successes of our troops . Calcutta telegraphic despatches mention a total defeat , with great slaughter inflicted on Tantia Topee by Colonel Benson , at a place called Zagaporo ,

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