... bad an influence-over the mind of the President. One of the Bssrgraves said last night, on his return from cc the Elysee, speaking of Louis Napoleon, The calm of this ei man was ?? and Berryer appeared to wince under the reproof that he gave to the ...

... tran- sactions re.ported. this wreek tlo buyers have, in sense in. stances4, lhe thes turn in their favour, but geusorally speak- ing pric .s equal to those current before time holiudays htsvo beena silporiscrIA Of Mauritius the cargoes recently arrived ...

... that the faita hie has kept talus the public, by presenting lthem with one of the most rcotl plate orchestraco, wisether we speak of iudiridual or col. lective talent, will lonig be remembered by vast Duttben- of1 our rousical public ; whilst it will giee ...

... per 81lb. The highest figure for the best Scote was 3s. Sd. E per 13 lb, and a total clearance was not effected. Generally speak- S, tug, the steak came to hand in good condition. With sheep we OA were tolerably well supplied. Even the prim est old Downs ...

... rula otmniselves. At Edinburgh, the great the PS Ilui tc , c tiilrsanil, was crowded; and the critics of tbtt critmiel city SPeak inl thle highest terms of the pleasure dlerived front the titertafiiment. Added to the principals Irc NI. Thtillan, a violini ...

... 2d. per Sib. The highest figure for the beat Soots was 39. Sd. per Sib.; and a total clearance was not effected. Generally speaking, the stock came to hand ia good condition. From Lincolnshlre, Leicestershire, and North. amptonshire, we received about 1 ...

... roiiiod his own ra- Woaist, and WLaS trilavI, greatly exhilauted, into olne of the 711. other boats. of It is ilmlpossible to speak too highly of the coduict of ist those who were euuployed on this octsion. All who 'liS wvitnessed it agree in declaring that ...

... of the Jewish churches; after which t, Dr. Schiller Szinessy addressed the congregation, in the Germea language, which he speaks very fluently, and with remarkable purity-although, we believe, he has ucquired ii within the last four or five years, having ...

... ' ntlao The weather appears to have been changeable on the con- TWsa tinent; some of the letters written a~botrt the I-Ith speak ~of Topita sharp frost, lbut. more recent advices state that thel tempera- ture had again risen above freezing point. Very ...

... shottld enjibark in the culture ; and to tihose lot- geectleinen who did a, ice would apply the words of Ihis bro- We char ass speak-ing, of tica Tuticorin agetits comurnnneirig the sail culture of the seed,- I lhope they m~vicytid it vary Idrobitable, to ...

... were easily biassed when their own interests were tier, involved. He was surprisod the other day to hear a very amiable man speak against the Peace Society ; but when PA: he heard that he heel two sons in the os-my, his suerprise been vanished. Officers ...

... General Baragntay d'Hilliere, the new comn- fu Crt tider-in-chief offthe army of Paris. II am assured that M. t Odillon Barrot speaks the, troth wheit he says that he was not requested by Louis Napoleon to form at cabinet; hut fes - that the Patrie is not ...