Two persons ba?e been arrested at , Ragusa, tor assisting a correspondent of the Manchester Guardian to spread false 1 news of insurgent victories. ' The failure of the Anglo-French Cora i mercial Treaty, causes grievous disap i poiatment in manufacturing districts ia England. The woollen trade will suffer heavily. London papers say the matter is of no serious consequeuca, but manufac turers do not take that view. Vanity Fair says p>ker playing has i reached such a height in L mdon fashion able society, as to be a public scandal. 1 Lieutenant Dannchower is forbidden to [ leave Irkukst till his eyesight n restored. The rest of the Jeaneste survivors remain with him. t A report is current to the effect that unless the conditioa of Russia improves, 1 the Czar will abdicate after his corona 1 tion. ! Eight persons are indicted in Vienna for ? ci-iininal negligence in relation to the Ring Theatre disaster. Among them are ex ! "Burgomaster Neval, Jenual the theatre manager, and Lindsay, commissary of. police. ; Tho editor of the Letter Leader has been arrested under ths Irish Coeroion ' 4ct. M. Rouzead, Madame Willson's hus , band, who became iusane during the ex • citement attending recent financial crisis in Paris, died in au asylum on the 22ad. Wreckage from the City of London, steamer, that sailed from London for New York on No7ember 1 3th, and never reached her destination, is continually washing up , on the Irish coa3t. Mr Herbert Spencer will visit the United 1 States in August. Waldeck, Reusse, and Maiame Celeste are dead; Vienna is threatened with total failure 1 of water supply. The London Cotton Brokers Association have written to the New York cotton exchanges, asking for a thorough investi gation into a charge of sending up cotton, in price. The Queen's monument to the late Lord Beaconsfield, just erected in Hughenden Church, bears tbe following inscription: — i "This memorial is placed here by his affectionate Sovereign, Victoria Regiua. Love him that speaketh right." A balloon, which ascended from London on the 4th March, fell into the Straits of Dover, and the reronauts perished. The passengers were Calbrun, ti.E., and Simons, the aeronaut. They were attempt ing to cross the channel. 