... FRANCE.— Pants, Eventye.— Al- the letters received esterday from Constan- are oaly to the 1 at which date the Porte was still whe it ought to to the propositions of t Vienna conference, they throw light on the progress of the negotiations. These letters bring us an sis of the Vienna note, rather fuller the version of that had previously reached us, does not differ from it im an t. It is stated ...

... LONDON, SATURDAY, JULY America.-\kw York, July 16.—The Confederates have disappeared from General M'Clellan's front General Jackson is reported to be moving in the direction of hBS 'with iron-clad batteries. The Confederates are everywhere making r W S Rle - The ConfXaes are within 15 m.les Nashville. An attack is hourly expected, 10 ln , distance VexKS federates? ''J* C The f me ?H- the ...

... Caution to Millers and Lock-keepers on the Thames.—The lock shutter at the Marsh pound, near Henley, was summoned before the Wokingham Bench of Magistrates, on Tuesday last, for neglecting to open the sluices the Marsh Weir, so as to keep the water at the proper level required the Commissioners' water-marks, and thereby occasioning damage to the hay in the meadows ot H. W. Rhodes, Esq., of ...

... Masters of Honnds ants, that he intends keeping a STUD of HUNTERS at asingstoke, for the hunting season, and will feel honoured by commands. Letters addressed to the above Hotel will eceive immediate attention. Hunters let by the day or most reasonable terms. , LANCASHIRE RELIEF FUND. THE MAYOR OF READING has the pleasure tho following ADDITIONAL SUB£*. ...

... LONDON, SATURDAY, FEB. 7. America.—Changes in the Federal Army.— ««W YoitK, Jan. 27.—General Burnside has resigned the commindof the army of the Potomac, and General Iloo.?cr been appointed his successor. Generals Franklin and Sumner have been relieved of their commands. General Rurnside's letter of resignation says that the army would, under more favourable circumstances, have accomplished ...

... INTELLIGENCE. LONDON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 7. - rovisional Faaxce.—Paris, Friay.—A treaty of commerce bet ween France and will be signed before the 10t h. The duty on French salt es 4 reduced, to supersede English. r The Moniteur con- tains 2 reular of Maupas, requiring hawked publica- tions to be stamped by the prefects. Tue Overtaxp Ave. 4.—Her Majesty's steam-packet Caradoc, Lieutenant ...

... LONDON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 23. America.—New York, Jan. 11.—Washington despatches of yesterday report that the advance of the Confederates the Shenandoah Valley has been again checked bysnow and ice. All was quiet at Cumberland, Maryland, last night.—The steamer Fulton from Port Royal, South Carolina announces that shells were thrown into Charleston on 7th inst., but with what effect was ...

... FRANCE. Paws, Sept. 6.—The Emperor received MM. Ron- her, Boudet, and Drouyn de to-day. The Empress will leave for Schwalbach, in Nassau, this evening. Her Majesty expected to remain there for month. Advices received here from Saigon to the 26th July, announce that new Franco-Annamite treaty, was signed on the loth of that month. The principal clauses of the treaty are the following:—The ...

... raTEST INTELLIGENCE. a~— | LONDON, serous Y, FEBRUARY 15. —— Orrtce, Notice is hereby given, that her Majesty Fre ees at St. Palace on the following will hold ler o'clock 26th of February at two y, 6th of March next; Wednesday, ooh ot March Lorp CHAMBERLAIN’S Orrec Fes. 1% —Notice is hereby given, that her will hold a drawing-room at St. James's Pc on Thursday, the 3rd of April next, at two ...

... SATURDAY, AUGUST 29. New York a AMERIca . «3 ft? Vaßhin°gton emp i ory orders havß been th! n York and ' d ' re , c in X the taught to be retfied diSt ,° yn tO - mo rrow - The quotas to 2 J- been JeduTed pondence the The t - aggregate of 26,299 * rf Bertd, writing on the 30,000 veteran reCei ed inforceSente to by wh£ W - a,so mai body of lb; be to 'c. T with General T» ' i Vl3 massed on ...

... representatives in the Town Council will expire on the lst of Novemoer. continue to retain your confidence, and it be your pleasure again to place me in the same honorable position, I shall endeavour, I have ever done, faithfully to perform the important duties devolving on me I remain. Gentlemen, your obedient servant, St. Mary's Hill, Oct. 20,1864. RQBT. HEWETT. TO THE BURGESSES OF CASTLE ...

... SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 22. May 21.-In last evening's sitting of Casteh?' ltU6nt Cortes Senor Rios Rosa replied to Senor «d th speech defending monarchial institutions Castelot m ...