... I FOREIGN INTELLIGENCEL FRANCE. The Paris journals of Tuesday are very barter of news, and the proceedings of the Chambers on the day before present no great interest. In the Peers a pro- tracted discussion, in which .MM. Barthelemy, Pupin, De Montalernbert, Cousin, and the Ministers of Zustice and Public Insteucton participated, took place on a 'vh- lent ?petition of eighty-nine inhabitants ...

... U sA ND& caTL1tI,.Tioe st. Louis papers are QttetC slvS po the prospects that, when the thadf la'selses PO ~oplted from Washintongq to Hetr rlef *~ besbI t report the speeches In ~jrcit' t~f~s efre they are delIvered, in !~~ee of~h~dfe~c oi lotsglttdO between the otst5'~ ar 'aa~teT5 Msses Dealtry and L5~ ortll ososopreaching has recently ssainin these towns and the t~'rtsidrsio cccdtl&to whose ...

... SEIPWRECK Or TWO STrAMms AND OTESR VESSELS. uPWDa1 or 100 zrvsSzoSr. [From our Latest Edition of last week.] Never, perhaps, has there been known such a 0o01- ticuacce of-tempestuous weather as has prevailed during6 the whole of the past month. The accounts from all quarters detail the most heartrending casualties at sea. our columns have already announced the lose Of more than forty vessels. ...

... THE FARMERS AND SiR R. PEEL. Onl Friday last, the annual meeting of tire Cambridge- W shire and Isle of Ely Farmers' Association was held at I the Rea Lion Inn, Cambridge. The committee had pre- pared a report, which the general body sanctioned. In er that report, the distress of the farmers is declared to be H -not pastial, as Sir Robert Peel alleges-but universal; ar sad the cause of the ...

... IStations of the British Army on the I 1st of July, 1845. -r [ RRO E THE UNITED sERVICE MAGPAzNZl. LWhere two places are mentioned, the last-named is that at which the Depdt of the Regiment is stationed.] lit Life Gds -Hyde Park. 42nd Foot.-Malta; I. ofW. 2nd do.-Wtndsor. Do. [Reserve batt.l-sMa:ta. RI, H. Gels.-Regent's Park. 43rd do.-Montreal; Pit m. let D ag. Gds.-Exet 44th do.-Dnbbi. 2,ld ...

... EARL S FOR. STRINGfIC-. .CtiA Sr.ncsxL e eI1 ToHE DAYS op Qt'EE. ELIZABE1TH. -In the sixteenth year of her reign, one Mistress Dinnhgen ,Vanden Plasie came with her husband, a worshipful knight, *o London, and there professed herself a starcher, wherein she excelled. Some of the curious ladies of that, time, ob- 'servirng the neatness of the Dutch, and nicety of their linen, made their ...

... ElilistruentMof Faupeoz ! , ?? following letter anid' stalsamnetbjias been addre. Ithe editor of the Zfsreing LChrooic.,e. E3 I RxsPErTID F11.NDe-Pernsir, cue to inv.,ite thy, at, rto the, foll)owing stateencet of forte connected with~ th tl .ment of pauper children for the army, and t 0 Ipowerful aid in exposing a Praciewih rel\0itit zregarded. as diehonourable to the age and counjtrltnill ...

... REPEAL ASSOCIATION. The weekly meeting of the Repeal Association was held on Monday in Conciliation Hall; Mr. Doyle, of Church street, in the chair. Mr. John. O'Connell said that he owed an apology to the gentleman who is known as the Times Commis- sioner, for the observations which he had made respect- ing him en the last day of meeting. It appeared that the letter which he had received ...

... WEERLY SUMMARY OF MARI- TIME CASUALTIES. The Marca.nbie was wrecked ?? Point light- house, iii the India Seas, prior to August 13th-The master anid crew of the Maria, Brower, were picked up ii their boat, and taken into Weysaouth, October 2nd, by the Dolphin yacht, the Maria having sunk six miles S.W. of Portland--The Maid of Athens, Lews, from Sydney for Hong Kon g, was wrecked May 31st, ...

... DREADFUL COLLEERS XLOSION I-NEARLY F-ORXTY LIVES LOST.- On Thursday morning we received a letter from a gentleman residing in the county of hlonmouth, con- taining an account of a Most disastrous colliery acci- dent, an explosion of what is popularly termed Fire, damp, by which from thirty to thirty-five lives have been sacrificed. The letter is dated January 14, Wednesday evening, and is ...

... MR. CABBELL, M.P., AND THE VIRTUAL REPEAL OP THE POOR-LAWS. A document, strikingly illustrative of the temper of the times, has just proceeded from the newly-elected mefhber for St. Albau's, Mr. Beejamin Bond Cabbell. A larger, more comprehensive, or more benevolent scheme, for the amelioration of the industrial classes, their independence of the New Poor-law, their advancement in social ...

... PROM THE LONDON GAZETTL. _ ?? b Tuesday, September 8. WAR- OFFICE, SEer. 8, 1846. 5th Dragoon Guards-Major William Henry Archer, from the 14th Light Dragoons, to be Major, vice King, who exchanges, September 8. 3rd Light Dragoons-Alexantdler Augustus Melfort Campbell, Gent., to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Sale, whose appointment has -been cancelled, September 8. 14th Light Dragoons-Major ...