... THE MOORS, &e. Pertusmerr —We have already alluded to the very flatter- ing prospects forthe on the grouse moors this sea- son, from the rumberand extent of the coveys, and the condi- tion of the Lirds being almost unprecedentedly fine. Alter the shoot ng commences they will soon pack, from the age of | the young grouse; bat tho sport will be the longer protracted, and the breed better ...

... Joretqu PROCLAMATION OF THE FRENCH EMPIRE. Pants, Thursday Evening.—At this hour we have already lived just twenty-four hours under the Empire, and the brief | ceremony that took place last evening at seven o'clock, in the | Chamber of Deputies, was ratified by the official acts of this morning, and again confirmed by the military spec le which closed at two o'clock this afternoon. He that was ...

... Jorciqu in elliqence. PRANCE, It is stated that the principal if not the only cause of the President's visit to Baden is connected with matrimonial pro- jeets, and that the visit was made at the instance of the Grand Yuche-s Stephanee. The lady who is spoken of as likely to share the honours of the Presidence is a grand-daughter of the Grand Duchess, whose danzhter was married Prince Gustave ...

... Foreiqu FRANCE. THE POPE'S VISIT TO PARTS. a settled fact that Pio Nono has consented to crown According to some authorities, it may now be recarded as The Paris correspondent of the apoleon —“ By the time the Morning Herald says shall arrive in Paris the Church will be found to have been restored to all the dignity necessary to give lustre to the imperial regime. ‘The circumstances con- are ...

... Joreciqn AMERICA. The Asia arrived at Liverpool on advices from New York to the 20th 4 morning, bringing The intelligence from Havannah is of the 15th October. by the * Black Warrior” and “ Crescent City.” The officers of the former had been treated with marked courtesy; but the cad- tain of the latter had been a second time prevented from land- iug or communicating with the shore. The Captain ...

... Foreign kntetligence. FRANCE, General Dafour, extraordinary envoy of the Swiss Govern- ment, arrived on Monday in Paris, to confer with the President of the French Republic on the questions debated between France and Switzerland. bs The Moniteur contains to-day a fresh shower of largesses to the army. This is a decree ordaining that the year 1351 shall rount as a year of campaign to those ...

... Foreign FRANCE. Pants, Thursday Eveni -—Twelve o'clock was the hour for the Senate to meet this y, but more than an hour before the senators began to arrive at the The in attendance were the cardinals, who wore their robes; the other members wore their full dress, civil or mi . At noon the attendance being complete, the took the chair, and the proceedings 10 members ited on the table a were ...

... Enielliqecuce. FRANCE. Paris, Monday Morning. “The Moniteur publishes the decree for the organisation of the Counoil of State, together with the names of the new Councillors, ma‘tres des requetes, and Auditors. The President . of the Republic is President of the Council of State ; M. Ba- roche is Vice-President ; and MM. Millard, Rouher, Delangle, | De Parieu, Magne, and Admiral Leblanc, ...

... SJoretau Entelligence. . FRANCE. The Moniteur contains the following letter from the Minis- ter of the Interior to the Prefect of the Seine: Paris, Jan. 6. Monsieur le Prefect_—The emblems most worthy of lose this character when they only reeal evil days. Th as these three words, “ Liberty, Equality, Fraternity,” form by them- appear at epochs of troubles and civil war, their coarse in- selves ...

... JONDON i ilk DOWNING-STREET, May 25. The Queen has been pleased to appoint Arthur Edward Kennedy, Esq., to be Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and over Her Majesty's Settlements in the River Gambia, and their dependencies. WHITEHALL, May 24. The Queen has been pleased to grant the office of Solicitor- General for to Charles Neaves, Esq., Advocate, in the room of John Inglis, Esq. appointed ...

... OF TRADE is no noticeable change in our market since Thursday, and very few words will suffice to describe its condition. On the whole, the quietness is perhaps rather more marked, but no diminution of firmness in price is perceptible. Comparing this week with last, the market in several kinds of yarns and goods is fully as dear. But looking at the extent of the receipte of cotton, and at the ...

... Foretan FRANCE. The Minister of the Interior has addressed a circular to the Prefeets ordering them to proclaim by placards in every electoral cireumseription the candidates by Louis-Na- poleon, and to warn the electors against whose known tendencies are not in the spiri: of the new institutions. Rumours are sti'l afloat as to the ble return of M. de Morny to the Interior, and the transfer of ...