... FOREIGN INTlMLL1GEtNCj, l~ F RAN CE. The cavalry review, ota the plinii (If Isatery' 01'1 saillcs, took place oniThursday, and attraced' tu~ \e ant crowd from Paris anid thle neighbor are11MC1 number of troops on thle ground w~5itrn places. Vlea whicli fully one-half were ca~vajlr-' 5boThe ! ofo thle republic arrived on the groun da phrtly io of o'clock, having come from P'i'ris tu V tersilsn ...

... *rl ?? 118 .. i; .. a; rar mu Tetirty-ninth annual miecting of the above society was held in thielecture-hall of thc Collegiate Institution, oil Wedl. nesday evening. The Ri~ght Rev. tile Lord Bishop'of Chester Tue ilmnor, after rcadig, cooe of thle psalms, said the Object for wehicht they werc mect together that right required neither explanation tnor recommendation fromt him. The Bible ...

... FINANCIAL REORAT ASSOCIATION. le HISTORICAL REVI190 OF THlE FISCALSYTL b- SECTION VII. id TAXES LEVIED AND DEBT CONTRACTED FROM 1688 Ig TO 1702, TO TILE REIGN OF WILLIAM Ml. id Thle king's debts, at the revointion anmounted to .£64263. On, the accession of William 111, sets-in-law f is of thet late king, the debt becamse national, and at his a It detath in 1702 aonuitited to isearly ...

... U=-- =1 drarcilyll ROD% FRANCOE. th( th( M. Persigny has left Paris for Berlin as E nvoy Exetrior- in dinary. His preseist mission is, it is said, connected withly the serious courplications which emnbarrass Germany at this 11 moment. It is believed 11. Persignly wvill not be absent Al more than three wecirs.te The 31 nttlio' publishes a decree of the President of the RV Republic, granting a ...

... Nbertbten Motiulial WZDESUDAr October 10, 1$50. HER MAJESTY'S DEPARTURE TO TFIN SOUTH. HER Majesty and the Royal Family left Balmoral at eight o'clock on Thursday morning, and arrived at Holy- rood a little past seven in the evening. On the present occasion, instead of procaeding by the Spital of Glen- shee, it was resolved to prefer the more pleasant and safe route along the banks of the Dee, ...

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... AMERICA.- -The Atlantic arrived at Liverpool on Thursday. The fugitive slave bill Continued to excite difficelty and agi- tation, the negro population becoming quite in a ferment; and the trouble was much deepened by the feet that several churches had divided (each as the Methodists and others), tilt points regarding elavery, the southern portion lielditig its general and ciatiorial convention ...

... RETURN OF THE NORTH STAR FROM THE ! ARCTIC REGIONS. I !r The subjoined official information was forwarded on Satur- y day from the Admiralty to tle newgspapers:- n The North Star arrived it Portsmouth yesterday morning from tile Polar Seas. No intelligence of Sir John Franilin. C , Captain Austin was in Lancaster Sound. Captain Forsyth, a iln the Prince Albert, ?? Bay on tbe.30th of Augnist, ...

... v . - - - -- - a IA ,I A I. Ar l Joseph Cantrell. of Ashaver, to be imprisoned 14 days, or I? paV 11. Is. lod., for trespass. il enry Johnson, of Headfleld, to be imprisoned two calendar . months, or pay 31. I8s. Od., for assaulting Mary Nelson. ed William H1unt, of Belper, imprisoned 14 days with hard n-labour, or pay 129. 9d., for nonpayment of rates. . l Williamr Jachson and Charles ...

... ?? *ntcHtgcuet. FRANCE. It is said that M4. Guizor has determined to offer himself as a candidate for the department of the Cher, at the election which is to take place in the course of next month. The Re- publicans having resolved not to bring forward a candidate, M4. Guizot's chance of success is a good one. Among the rumours afloat, there is one to the effect that the Government is ...

... FI ~ IAKCE ?? .S -WA, & '%4Ea- It seemed to-day as .if ,lU Pwari hademptied itself . out to Versilles. -Notwithstbanding; tlai exertions of ;the railwa copanies of heth-banksX the hligh-way Iwas thoenged'witl parriagnm'atid h, orei~eb; Iike~h, 'i i' CJapasa-r34d on a.Derby,. Tbe weather5 cloudy, first Zitaod upt andthe dayvaa decidedlv a suc, deasdl-mi8F; wfavas the- brilliancy of the-h vft&nd ...

... - ENOLAND MAPPED OUT .BY THE POp, One of the favourite schemes of th popt4 orta thi present moment is undoubtdly the IO tthe wealthy and powerful British- miet man tholic fait, end, asi h 0 wereolready realised, aeowdig to the -old prord fi whre thers a will there'. a way, Ae RoQ joumali (1that in to say, the only two paper that art ' alowed to appea~r) teem with accounts8 of wholeasl P ?? al ...