... I FORFIGN INTELLIGENCE. F RANCE. The Constitution fete is ver i Paris, and those hO got ?? must be satdly disappointed at the result. Intesa of joyous countenances and bilatiotui hearts, the spectiiors of the scene were gloomy, mooe and dlsvoiiiented.' The fact, Is. that they had no solid for rejoicing, but rather for gr0ef. The Republic, which. according to their founders, was to effect so ...

... se on Hir- lear) 'ards ilish a per t the 0 to Dates ;hree noer ger 1g0, cer, ghit Ice, via, led. yra, !15 16 18 20 22 23 25 The followiag is a list of It ayors and Provo8ts, appointed for the ensuing year. Abingdon, E. B. Morland. Lancaster. Edmund Sharpe. Altrineharm G. Massey. Leeds, John Hope Shaw. Arundel, Thomas Marshall. Leicester, W. Briggo. Aebton-under-Lyne. 0. Mellor. Leith (Provost) ...

... ELECTION INTELLIGPNCE. it, to THE W'Srt RIDING. c- On Tuesday last, the Uon. Charles Wentworth Fitz- ed william attended a meeting of free colders and others in ,m the yard of the Coloured Cloth Hall at Leeds. lH was ho accompanied by several flluential freeholders of the ea mercanitie, manufacturing, ahid landed interests, and de- nt !vered a short speech containing nothing of importance is ...

... EMPLOYMENT OF THE DESTITUTE POOR On Tuesday night a meeting of Licensed Victuallers was held in thle Lumber Troop Hall, Fetter-lane, with reference to the employment of the poor during the enslitig winter, on the plan proposed by the National Philanthropic Association. Mr. SMITH, of the Red Lion and Ball, Red Lion-street, Holborn, was called to the chair. He stated that a circular had been ...

... I A meeting of the General Commissioners of Police was held on Monday. The Lord Provost presided. From the minutes of a meeting of representatives of the po- lice board, the parochial boards, and of the committee of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons, it appeared that it was resolved that all internal cleaning of the houses of the poor should be done by the respective parochial ...

... NEW MODE 02 TAXING LIKENESSES. A new method of producing likenesses in the form of busts has been invented by Mr James Gall, of this city, the advan- tages of which (at least in the case of busts of miniature size) are numnerous and striking. The main features of the inven- tion consist in the employment of mechanical processes by which a good deal of time and labour are saved to the artist, ...

... GENERAL POST OFFICE, Nov. 15. Destinations. Mails Last Packets Next Packet SOUTHAMTION despatched Sailedl Due. s2Atros. ,frorl Lotd on. Lisbon, Hadeira 'th 17th andj Madrid, Nestllajldne (via Lisbon),MdiNx~idi Spain, (dibral- I dt Nov. . Nv15 tar ?? every month. Malta, Greec. Ion. /l:ands, 3I &; 20th of': Ripon, I Ditto, Eg yptCeylo, every inonth.i Oct. 20.! Nov. 21. India. AChina . 1 British ...

... CGOTEMFORARY PRESS. TIMES.-The recent changes in the educational tioi institutions at: Cambridge entail contingineies of exo such great and general importance to the nation at Su large, and are at the same time so little likely to be the clearly apprehended by persons unacquainted with tail academical foruss, that we shall be probably doing pre our readers an opportune piece of service by ...

... mp1s~, uixal DUBLT?f, TIIUtsbAY ' NOVEMBE 28; 21848. .]lISINGENUOUS DEVICES-THE POOR LAWS. Our. Conservative ,'cote porr'AeP4 of ' all shades w.ax lugubrious exceedingly over the destructive ten- dencies of jhetpoor law. Thley are' all tears at the' sad prospect that awaits the lords, caring very little about the serfs of the. soil. So that the suffering *proprietors arc 'saved from ruin, it ...

... MORNING'HERALD.-The language of Lord Stanley, l in answer to the requisition presented to his lordship's eldest elf son in the name 187 electors of the borough of Lynn, is such or as we shonld have expected from the pen of that high- 4s minded, frank, and courageous nobleman. His lordship is la not afraid to speak the truth. He sees the danger upon which the country is verging; he is conscious ...

... I EMIGRAT10N TO AUSTRALIA. 'rhe history of the early settlements at Botany Bay, Port Jackson, Sydney, &c., are pretty generally known, and, though their wonderful progress is interesting to the general reader, it cannot be equally so to ,the emigrant, who is de- sirous of information touching the present, rather than con- cerning the past. Let us mention that North Australia, New South Wales, ...

... I_ TIE CORPORFATION. The members of the town council were summoned to meet ycsterday at the City Assembly House at one o'clock for the dleopaith of business; but it was not until ten minutes after three that a sudlicicnt number had assembled (i. e. twenty) to make a house. Alderman KIsmkx said, that it was very hard on men of business to lose omer two hours of their time in attending these ...