... FOREIGN IN'TELLIGENCE. FRANCE.-Political news of importnow comes at rare intervals from France. Afore attention has been paid lately to the dispute on ecclesiastical matters than to anything else. Last week a special envoy returned from Rome, and it was presumed he brought an un favourable answer from.the Poperespecting the coronation; which, it is currently reported, has been postponed till ...

... THE JEWISH DISABILITIES BILL. TO TRE EDITOR OF TIHE EXETER MYING POST. Sir,-The House of Commons, having by a small majority, agreed to the third reading of the Jew Bill, many days we may expect will not elapse before the Government will introduce this objectionable measure into the House of Lords. I trust, therefore, that I may be alloweid, through the means of your valuable and widely ...

... FOREIG I I WTh;;iLE FBa1 N .-We hear from Paris tlt the French: Go-verh6 e6t hive re'ssilvd nd 30, nnmen to ConstantiS~nolle tn-der Ga~tenef 'a 2 1j,-arnd that'these- inwen.ara Xtof rm~pt tian 'itO n~li amyitne to coprate wit the Tuirkish fores fii ?? of the Bnlkan: i The reportis givn en wh'atthte correspondents f of the daily-journals call ?? good mthbrity: it has been used at tbe Bourge.' ...

... A gardener of Sheffield has died of lockedjaw caused by sceidentally running a spill into his little finger. The Dublin steamner Trafalgar, wlhile leaving- the Mersey on Saturday eveciig, came into collision with 'a schooner, and the schooner sank. The crew sared themselves in a boat. The person who accused himself of mnurdering his wife in Edinburgh now admits that the tile was a fabriea ...

... I CHJURCH PASTORAL AID SOCIETY-¢, The nnnivermnrv meetingm were held on Tuesddaythe 9K The anniversary meetings were held on TiA4dsythg 24th, at the Royal Clarence Hotel; At the, norning.neetiog;ig, . p irmastaken by Sir. John Kennaway, ar3i wiiti.whpmi, tbere were on the platform-W. H. Peters, Eaq,',OEpti' 3Birtgbain, Mit.., E. P. Vridham,' Elsq4., Jo WrjEq. nth: o Revefenes T. Nolan, J. G. ...

... Take loads of thymne before you go to par. THE MINISTERIAL JOURNALS AND THE I OPPOSITION. From the tone of the ministerial journals, it appears, that they cannot comment upon the speeches and proceedings of theopposition. members, without abuse and misrepresentation. In those speeches there is 'neither reason nor argument, all their facts are erroneous, all their deductions false, eli their ...

... '3APSTAlPLE. ELrECTTON ?? 6'-ztte notifies ?? appoilltitoitnt of 31ichael 'remdernast. Esq., scci., Q.C., St J,.llnElordley Easdleve Wilnot. Blart., Mid Leofric Teniple, to be Commissionerst'fr elaqirinig into the existence cf currupt practices at the last election, for the borough of Tartistaple. TiIIE LATE ALTEGED TN'\rATtCt)Er.-Tfhe youing oeinan, Euliza Jones, who underv:ent all ...

... THE NEW MA~tET -At a meting of the Council is on Wednesdiy last., it was agreed that no public ?? should take plaee until the opening -of the market. es0 THE HARvEsT.-During the past week the progres O *of the harvest was considerably retarded PI osquneo the unfavourahie state of the weather. os 0 MARKET, Friday.-The weather was unptopitO i . U5 In throughout the day, and the, advantages ...

... LORD PALMERSTON ON CHOLERIA AND NATIONAL FASTS. The Moderator of the Edinburgh Presbytery of the h Church of Scotland addressed Lord Palmerston a few a days ago, stating that the Presbytery had in view the b propriety of appointing, on ecclesiastical authority, a day to for prayer and humiliation, within its bounds, on account c of the re-appearance of Asiatic cholera in this country. ...

... I _ - . - _1 - ?? On Friday last, Mr. Willis delivered a lecture on The rild Flowers around Exeter. M. HeasIaway Esq., was in the chair, and received with warm applause. esaidtathe appeared before them as a substitute for a friend, but he could assure the members of the Exeter Literary Society that he was always delighted to come amongst them and spend an hour on scientific, literary, and ...

... MONEY MAxRtK-Tuesday.-The market for Public Securities' was almost stationary, Consols for money being quoted 100f j, and for the account at ;001. The Three per Cents. KReduced 100( 099, and the Three'- ?? Cents. at 103 i The March Exchequer- bills were done at par to 5s.'pm. India Bonds declined to 27s. pm. From Tuesday's Gazette. BNuRuipTs.-Richard Penistan, Staverton-row, Wal- worth,. ?? ...

... THE .EXETER 'FLYIN. IOST. THURSDAY, SErrEM7aB 22,: 18K-. . ti * ' THE CHOLERA.' .v; Tace terrible scourge, after ' devastag Iern s Europe, has again visited out island, ,As in 1832, 8O. in 18dS..Newcastle ie th's fii l'c'to expeience the tl ' 'earful effects of this dreadful visitor. -It has seized *b upon its old haunts,-has entered the overcrowded, n AMfith distriots,: densely- packed.with ...