... LAEST FOREIGN NWS. I FRANCE. - PARIS, FRIDAY EVVNING, - The famous Blanqui made his escapefrom the prison at Belle- isle, accompanied by another prisoner; but he was subse- quently recaptured, and delivered into the hands of the authorities. The Moniteur, stating that efforts are being made to persuade the public that the government intends proposing a modification in the civil portion of the ...

... BIRTH OF A PRINCE. On Tuesday the Queen had a dinner party at Buckingham palace. Oa Wednesday the Queen drove in Hyde-park, and in the evening entertained a dinner party at the palace. The following is the oficial information supplied from that discreet source, the ' Court Circular, respecting the birth of ,a prince on Thursday ?? At ten minutes past one o'clock this day the Queen was safely ...

... I , $, SCR&P-EOOH COLUMN. ANe AuSTRALIMeI SnspflED.~-Aftr a two houie smart ride we entered a quiet glade, through which ran a small clear brook. As we stopped to allow omr horse to moisten his lips, and take a draught of the cooling beverage ourselves, ve heard in the distance the tinkling of ?? Gided by the sound. we soon came on a.Ilock orf sheep quietly feeding. on the brow of a hill. At ...

... SERGUNT ADAMS' CRIXIN`L IGNORANCE. We awai the opening of the ML&Iemex Sessions-' when Sergeant ADAMS has to preside-vith something of the same feeling that possesses boys on a tooing-night, crowding to a new pantnme.i We confess it, Sergeant ADAms is the GRIMAsLn of our nature life. if he does not Og ipf~iywitchef, be ?? an opinion j if bk is not permied by the gravity of the bench to carol ...

... Fs h5T S; mmCK, V LNELY nDE IrAsma TIM WA1 OF DAI3HES5 A d.-SAX THE LABOUR MARKET. Every day brings out some new fact in illustration of the changing relations of capital and labour. With two workmen to every place it is impossible to prevent wages from going down to starvation point: it should, perhaps, be immoral, even if it were possible. There is no ques. tion in the whole range of our ...

... ?? INCREASE oP WAGES.-A- movement has commenoed amongst agricultural labourers. i Tipperary for an advance of wages, and deputations have -waited upoa-some of-the residt-nt gentry and farmers,. requiring some augmentation in the payment of- Stewards and the various classes of work- men, on ?? of the high prices of agricultural produce and the inoreesed value of priaivieoe. From other scceusist ...

... The official report says :-Last week the deaths from all causes registered in London amounted to 1,748. An increase so formidable on the already high mortality of previous weeks arises in the part from the same causes that have lately pre- vailed with unusual force, and is also due, to some extent, to the influx into the register books of cases on which coroners had Iseld inquests, and whicl ...

... CITY TlAITORS.-HURDLES WANTED. I The C(:uar JUSTICE of England has, in his lace in the House of Lords, put the shoe-kissing reputation of merchants, bankers, and traders who saluted the toe of NAPOLEON III.,into a some- what unpleasant dilemma. Lord CAMPBELL has a very strong belief that these valuable and inter- esting citizens have been guilty of high treason. All they intended in the ...

... ZREILA? 1x LPonous MA1ARKET AND Tem EXODUS -Accord. ngto present appearances there is very little likelihoed -that crowds of Irish labourers will make their way to England or Scotland, as they have done heretofore, to seek employment in securing the harvest. AU that is passing here affords unmistakeable evidence of a decided scarcity of labour-the effect of long continued and sus- taimed ...

... THE REVENUE ETURNS. The nation has every reason to be satisfied with the table just published of the state of the Public Revenue up to the close of the last financial year, upon the 5th of April. In every department of income there is an excess over the Revenue of last year, with the exception of three items, the trifling fallino off in which can be accounted for by changes in the modes of ...

... SPR3:IN G-TIMP. Possibly, reader, it may have beqn thy lot on some occasion to have arrived late on a winter's night at an inn, the host of which was unprepared for thy accom- modation. Nevertheless clean dry sheets being alwavs kept ready at every good house of public reception, and there never being any difficulty at such a place in pro- curing a comfortable supper, this was duly eaten and ...

... 1ZW.ITARY TYRANNY. ro TEE EDITOR OF REYN/-LDSS SaEW8PAPER. SiR,-AS you have hiadly expressed yonrself willing to give publicity to military matters, I beg leave to offer a few remarks on seme of the grievances under which the private soldier Bt present islabouieg However mucl, Sir, the soldier is entitled to the kind consrde'ation and sympathy of the peop'e, I fear that he poasegses very ...