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all the lines should start from that point. THia The
committee are opposed TO advising the original dis.
trbution, and the good people of Havrc are in con-
sequence very much enraged with them.


The Britannia, which left Boston June l, arrived
at Liverpool the 18th, passage of twelve-and
a-half days.


There was a grand meeting Of the league at Co.
vent Garden Theatre on the evening of the 18th
The account of receipts Of funds by the league was
read from which it appeared that the receipts to the
league fund to December 81, 1874, amounted to
$4,000; subscriptions this year f5,6s2; receipts
.ell6,6T The reading of the receipts was re ceiv-
ed with immense cheering


On the evening OF the 18th the Duke of Yelling
ton gave his annual banquet at Apsley House, in
Waterloo The number OF guests was 76, among
whom were Prince Albert, and all the most distin.
gulshed officers in the army.


Sir Henry Pottingers pension is to be fl5O0.


There debate in the House of Commons
June IL, on a series OF resolutions introduced by
Mr.: z. Butler, on the affairs OF New Zealand, in
which the administration of the affairs OF that colo
ny were strongly censured The debate was adj
Journed before coming to a question.


Among the Spanish news we notice, that al
though most OF the Foreign Ministers had gone to
Barcelona, our Minister, Mr.. Irving, was still at
Madrid


An accident OF somewhat serious character oc-
Cured on the Great Western Railway on the Nth
The Exeter express train, which has recently begun
TO distance of2O0 miles, in the short period of
u hours, left the London station at the usual hour,
and was proceeding towards Slough with great We
locity Qt was asserted more than mile minute }
when the oscillation OF the carriages became so
great, that the passengers could hardly retain their
seats. Soon after, the engine and tender became
separated from the carriages and two of these one
OF the first and another of the second class, were
thrown from bank twelve feet high. The passen-
gers were IN great danger and several were serious
y injured, but none dangerously. A lady was so
much alarmed that her life was despaired of, and
Sir X. Vivyan, Member Of Parliament, received a
severe cut IN the head. There were $50 passengers,
all unable to escape, being locked into the cars and
II is remarkable that no greater injury was sus-
tanned.