... FOREICN AFFAIRS FRANCE. The Paris Papers of' Friday and Satturd~ ?? set in remarkably fine, contai no new, a continuance. with every prttp5, (, The Mayor of Rouen, in a proclamation addressed to tei habitants of that Citty sOlicittiO their charity ins favor th sufferers by the whirlwind of Tuesday last, mention5 L' the number of killed already removed from under th than th three manufactories ...

... PO LIT I CAL. THE NEW ELECTIONS. WARWIcL.-Sir Charles Douglas was returned for this borough on Wednesday last, without opposition. CssIcHESTER. -Lord Arthur Lennox, being unopposed for this city, was also returned on Wednesday. CIRENcESTTER.-Mr Cripps was re-elected for this borough on Thursday, without opposition. SUNDERLAND.-A sharp contest took place for this borough on Thursday, between Mr ...

... TIHE IETIR'ING FISUERY. I g boriq ighl is now in. full activity along our I isa Clilleecetits neat];' one hunidred bouts leave nd ndd considerably to the interest of the? sl oe t this delighitful watering-place. a ii ~il'ee~-fli' tthefikh ing here hase not been 'tiii hIlcierto, ?? sonie of the hotits ys aks' hrtiei are onl the sands every ji arliefr thle London, Msnchester, and i i ?? At ...

... RA ILWAYS. tjRNWVALL DIRECT CENTRAL-COUNTY MEETING. BODAsIX, AuiusT 20.-The county meeting at Bodmin this day attracted the greatest attention, and drew crowds to the county town. Cornwall has long been desirous of participating in the benefits of railway communication, and the feeling of the county, as expressed by the inhabitants at various public meetings, has been decidedly in favour of a ...

... I - ?? TO THE EDITOR OP LVLD'S WEfiXLY NEWSPAPE.' SmR,-The rage for railway Opecuatation seems to have tencouraged a mania for land and building associations. Men are beginning to do all by as.sciations; and cer- tainly in matters which cannot be compassed individu- ally, association is requisite. But we hold that what can be done Individually is best done so, and for these plain reasons : ...

... HA kAAESTY'S TOUR. Hat Majesty reached Cobourg on Tuesday evening, and. took up her abode at the chateau of the Grand Duke il? Saxe-Cobourg; and this not being sufficiently capa- cious for all the royal visiters, its illustrious owner took up his quarters at a small place at a short distance from the chateau. The Duchess of Kent and the Prince of LeIningen were at the Residenz in the town. ...

... COLLISION OF STEAMERS.-LOSS OF 135 LIVES. CoNsTANTINorPsL, JULY 17.-01 the night of the 11th inst., on the Black Sea, about forty miles east of the Sosphoros, a most dreadful catastrephe took place. Two Turkish steamers, the one coming from, and the other going to Trebizond, came into sudden collision, amd one of them went down with the greater part of her crew and passengers. The vessels were ...

... RA ILWVA YS. SOUTHAMtON A AND MANCHESTER. A numerous meeting f the inhabitants of Romsey was held in the Town-hall, on Saturday, to take steps for sup- porting this undertaking. A deputation attended from the provislo nail committee, together with Mr. Walkinshaw, and a deputation from Manchester. Mr. F. T aylor, the mayor, presided, and a letter was read from Sir John ?? lill, expressing his ...

... BAR TOUTING, The Tiaaes,' some days since jocularly compared the learned gentlemen of tlhe bar at W1 estminster Hail to the gentlemen of the whip on a cabl-stnnd, where they wait for fares. Touting, however, tle 7imes said, or active ex- er ons to get a fare, was net allowed at thee bar; and, in so ar, the oar wvas more dignuited than the ivhip. The Tinus, however, hoe been forced to confess ...

... It Is with sincere pride that we record the exploit, which for chivalrous gallantry has hardly been surpassed during the muost stirring period of the ]hte war, and which must satisfy those detructors of our brave seamen who insist that the navy bus lost much of tho spirit that was wont to nuimate it, how utterly groundless such a belief really is. The boats engaged in the nifalir belonged to ...

... EAST'IND1A HOUSE. A speca gneral outfprriors of East India Stock wa ed yeste~rdaly at thle ?? l- street, to ta ?? ceran ppr eaiet the aseof he tojlt f Sattara, ?? orered by ti' e House of Commons to le printed on the 5tofJlla, Sir Henry Willock in thle char,. t ?? at The minutes of thle last court were read and confirmed. A list of papers laid before Parliamient since ithe last gene- ral court ...

... [ ACTS OF ROSAS AZ BUENO$ AYR-E. i FROAC A PAAt'P1tLnTBYY GRNVR.AUO'fRB NI?. - ?? is my wish, in detailing the treatment I experienced from General Rosas, to confine myself to a simple narrative. of the facts as they occurred, and, as far as 1 am myself concerned, not to use a harsh expression respecting him. I had, at the request of General Santa Cruz, the Presi- dent of Bolivia, undertaken ...