... 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 ...

... OO~RRESP-O=P1 c~E. , TO TI: 1Dii OF THiE EXPO1ST~ flYINO r .T Sim.-I ari isincerely glad to observe that the Vicar of slhebbear has called the attention of the public, through the medium of the prves; to that want of oonfidence which lie believes is so extensivily felt,,as to the religious principles upon whicli the initended. Training College at Exeter. is to be carried on. ' Like that ...

... TlHE DEVON AND EXETER REFUGE SOCIETYr8 REPORT. [A, pressure upon our space caused~the omliission' oc Sis report in our'last. numnber.) Ino o-ffering once more nix atintisil report to their, friesids And -to the public:, the Committee of the Devon and Exiteri Refuge for Discharged, Prisoners desire to 'xPi'ess theur' increased conuii ions-that'ther.q ?? in-stitntionfa ?? the -diotates' of sound ...

... SOUTH DEY .d- TEIG-NMOUTH. StnirpiNO. -Arrivedl Janie ?? lesstl fo Swaniea; Richard, Ctorlisle, lefro oath Eah T,'urrier, .C Nymph, Bnrtoii~, Briganod, Sim'cliThomaso Hisirsg,` of -Harlequin, Bifll -Sara Sheldrick from NeWcast~e~ Nary, Medland, from 'Torbay, Albert, Linghhln,-4as-u:K A. endotw Nornoet'hi from Lofidbn,` Susannla, Blrmett, fromn briaii, die Commodore, Bence, tror ExeteK; Tearer ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS,-TUESDAY. tl The Clergy Reserves (Canada) BIl wias brought up from ol the House of Connion, antd read a drat tike. In reply to Lord Cepleis.ivT, arl . GI ANvILt,. stated that L measures were being taken by the Board of Works to restore 'n the site of tbe Crystal Palace, in Hyde Park, to its former ii condition. 10rd J.YTT il.'IOX, elho entered into the subject at great o length, ...

... EXETER, TiVBSDA.Y, APMIL 21st, 1858. DEVON AND ExETEn REFUGE.-The Hon. Secretary, Mr. Palk, acknowledges the following donations in behalt of this meritorious institution :-The late Miss Wright, of Heavitrie, £19 ]Os;6 Right Hon. Viscount Ebrington, £10; Captain Norris, £2; T. Pring, Esq., £5. The following subscriptions have likewise been received; -E. Adams, Esq., XI is; N. Kennavay, Esq;, ...

... THE PARLfAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.-MIONDAY. In the House of Lords Monday, The Emur of WINc sn=& moved for the appointment of a committee to inquire into the system of education pursued at the College of Maynooth, and,: after inveigh. ing with great vehemence against the insult offered by the PorE to the QUEEN by his recent~bull, proceeded to attribute most of the evils of the Romish system'to ...

... Wby. is water i 6 ?? ;hold like a ma, in prison4?--'Be.' 0ause it wants to be baled (bailed) out. TuE .UNIT1D SsnYviCB.-When the cook marries the butler _Diogeaes. T4siSO'PAY IN HKasD.-Selling tulips to a girl, and squaring aeounts with a kiss. 'Which is the aiost feeling animal in the. creation ?-The cart-horse uniquestionably, for it is ever alive to the sound There is in Boston a man vho ...

... ?? -. UT-qll.-?-Tv--94 ?-1111(94 ? ?ni?ntigat1qn of * Ihecoirtm1tI8e? ?beft1?'es been decinred?1ye1ee?d. r. . - TEIGNMOUTH. Co;nrrcS.--Mr. Blake, of .Teignmonth, gave two concerts of instrumental music, in the morning and evening of .Thursdaylast,.at,.thaSubseription Rooms,4,whicll were.,most - res- -etabl -loughnot numtsrodsly attended. The programme contained selectionafrom tliefirst masters ...

... NSTALREEEOTIO ' Thd 066Ebitc toa in=i'e intosthe aull tho d4agy . W ' noe on. Thefitoi'o ithtea bart the Hona.W 0s wantliof' t (C'ester,) Cheirian ?? f. ':Stuiart,g (Bedford,) ad r. f Th Massey, (Xewport. tha I I K- ?? _?oteil for the petition Sergtina, r m e Q4~; and Mr. F Agen~~t, Mr. Copc. o h itn Niiabt5 'Mr. B. Andrews, Q.C.; Mr.M.Smth Mn.ck 1g:1 ane ?? tNW t ag agnto 'thoqesiown bf i ...

... Our Queen has been attended by her usual happy fortune: her health has been so good, that only two bulletins have been issued. On Monday, the very numerous series of ladies and gentlemen who called at Buckingham Palace found that Her Majesty's recovery went on favourably, and that the infant Prince continued well. At the same time it was announced that the next bulletin would not be issued ...