... THE ENGLISH PRZSS AND TEE TzENCH GOVERNMENT. The following official note lately appeared in the Moniteurs While all- governments strive to maintain the most friendly relations between different countries, at a moment when the powers in some sort assoeiate themselves with the sentiments of France by recognizing the rights of her new Emperor, and the services rendered by him to social order, ...

... I RAZLWAT £CCZDENT AND moSS OP azFm. Il the third edition of Reynoids'a Newspaper last week appeared the details of a fatal railway aeoldent on the Man- cbester and Bolton Railroad. onl Friday week, at aplace called Dlxonfold,; attended -with considerable lose of lifa. The full particulars are conveyed ia the evidence taken at the inquest, held On Menday, at Clifton, upon the bodies of Thomas ...

... RB!EGIY.ATIONS AND SUOGESTIONS DI TIDE 3OARD OP HEALTH POR CHOLERA. BOARD OF 18EALTH. The'follewlig important document hle been Issued - General Board ef7Health, Whitehall September 20,1853. It is the painful duty of the General Board of Health to iotify a third visltation of epidemic cholera. This disease Again, first breaking out in Persia, has extended within the present year over a large ...

... SYMPATHY AND SUCCOUR FOR THE TURKS, Wearied with the delays and disgusted with the subtleties of that diplomatic course which was initiated by the Coalition Cabinet of Great Britain,-the Sultan, by the advice of his Council, has decided upon war with Russia, unless the Danubian Principalities be evacuated by the Czar's troops within a given period of two weeks from the 26th of September. The ...

... IMPERIAL PARLI&MENT ROUSE OF LwORDIonday TOE SIX eIILE BRIDGE AFFAIR - The Earl CARDIGAN rose to put a question to the government pus 8sat to notice, in reference to the treatment and mode c trial of certain soldiers of the sltt Regiment, who' gaged at the last g&neral elecst90n ih all affray with the peope iD the county of Clare, at Six mile-bridge. Since he ad dressed the Hense on the ...

... Vnrnsts' AND JoaNaB' Smsxe DI BItStrSHAaN.- 'me strike has occurred, and, with Jew exceptions. and those unimportant, the men employed in these trades on Monday morning cambinedly turned out.' After the payment of wages F the previous Saturday evening, and when it was clear that the leading masters were obstinately determined to resist the demand of an increase of 2s. per -week for jeiners ...

... ESCAPE OP AN AMWERICAN PROiL A ?? DUMemo Nl.s .The i The ?? papers ontatnlegthy1tte0et respeof ng the recent arrival at 2ew York of Captain Walter Di. Gibson, of the American sohooner Flirt, who had escaped from the dungeons of the Dutch government of the Island of Java, Where he had been imprisoned about twelve months. His adveatures, seizure, and imprisonment possess eon- elderable ...

... In oonsequence of the denunciation of a female on ber death-bed, a publio-house keeper, named Perriohard, of the Faubourg St. Antoine, was arrested some tise ago on suspl- sion of haviag assassinated the Arobbishop of Paris, at a barricade in that faubourg, in the insurrection of June, 1848. This person was brought to trial before a court-martial. The court was 'crowded, and the trial excited ...

... -£ V-OWEZ O M CIou~~eO'&uam ?? TO TIE EDITOR O0. RZYNcOLDS'S _WNPAhr. Sr,-Not having an opportunity of knowing your opinions of the camp, or its necessity. I marke bold enough to give my Own. Int the Grst place, was it requisite to brieg a regiment from Scotland, thereby throwing Upwards o. 2,000Z. additional expense upon the eountry ? I wander If these items were calculated in the allowance ...

... rnmGRA~T.IoNJNTELLLQENGN. BU17s9e9RANGs IN AUsT R , i'hle following is an ex 'ttc Om~a a letter 'reoenitly reciived. ;-We'itre Ini great *ant of police protection fiphiere (about 30 mlle ?? of Me lborne.) Our neighbour, Mr. .-;S station was rifled the other day by five bushrangers' I will endeavour to give YOU an acoonut of the affair; it 'Will give you some idea of th~e colne~so with 'which ...

... E The Times, irt allusion to the death in prison of Francisco Madiss, thus speaks of his persecutor,- the I gracev of God' ruler offuseany:- : MWe 4now nuotwith-what feeling3-Leopold, -Graud;Duke' of Tuseany, received the Intelligence that his victim was beyond the control of human laws, but-henceforth the name of maiias is Indissolubly associated With his own. It wag to satisfy his per3onal ...

... TuaE RAILvAy ACCIDENT.-The verdict on the body of MIr. Jelly, one of the unfortunate persons killed by the late railway accident, has been returned. It stated that the jury, upon their oaths, said, `That the deceased Thomas William Jelly died at Clownivgs, in the parish of Whiteohureb, on Wednesday, the 5th of Oatober, 185l, from injuries received by a collision On the Great Southern and ...