... FRANCE. gron The BulleinU de Paris announces that the Emperor and baec Empress will visit the watering-platce of Bovines about thle had end of July. The Paris correspondent of the Morning Chronicle, in his letter of Saturday evening, es3'5- The (liscussion in tile legislative corps on the subject of the civil pensions lisa has been one of the most protracted that has taken place since thlum ...

... 1-111 11 ---a v w v v ~ z w _ v w w w COURT, &c. e OSBORNE, SATURDAY, MAY 14.-The court still con. I ltinues to remain 'n privacy, none of the neighbouring v y nobility and gentry having yet been honoured with invi- tations, the exceptions only having been the prime I minister and the secretary of state for foreign affairs, who a came from London. Her Royal Highness the Duchess r y of Kent ...

... SCENES ON BOARD AN AUSTRALIAN EMIGR ANT SHIP. ia, Emll(ltelAMNTI Otile'. At Sear, Shilp johne Knox, lat. a 80 S., Feb. 21, 1853 he bso I M DAER FRIENDS,-OfL board ship, riding o'erthe undulating.. ?? waters of the msighty ocean, is not the exact place I would ti~e farn Itehoose for letter-writing;, but where there's a will there's a. the pr way, and feeling convinced this little epistle ...

... PEDLARS. th TO TIHE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. CIl GERTL.BMBS,-l beg to call the attention of the proper autho- ad rities, through the medium of your paper, to a bad system hi: wvich prevails in Liverpool in allowing all sorts of bad charac- IT ters to act as pedlars. They exchange all sorts of articles for co rags and bones. This is a great inducement for children and I younig ...

... ?? meeting wag held yesterday: Present-Messrs. Torner (chai~rmlat), Molyneux, Robinson, Barber, Langsdale, ?? anlikin, Gregson, Shand, Tobin, Bold, Lockett, Glad- ~~ie?f~~omsn, vans,RMoyden, and Littledale. After a short onverstion, t wasagreed that the discussion upon the A propest~ilS elatin to th Birkenhead docks should takie pre- you ceden~e ofthe other roceedings-Mr. Shand did not see how ...

... I MEtROPOLIlAN AIEIIOR A NT D I I (Frome our own Correspondent.) LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING. Never, within the memory of that ubiquitous and immor- tal personage the oldest inhabitant, have the various metropolitan places of out-door merry-making, to which, in holiday times, the sons and daughters of toil, with their multifarious progeny, resort, been so inundated with bois- terous pleasure ...

... AWLFUL HURRICANE AT MADRAS. The Madras Athenoum, of March 31st, savs :- The Madras shores have been visited by a storm, unusual in the time of its appearance, and terribly destructive in the nature of its ravages. The weather on Friday, the 28th i of March, was cloudy and unsettled, but on Saturday afternoon it began to show signs of an approaching term - pest. A great deal of rain fell ...

... At the weekly meeting of the dock committee, yesterday, Mr. Turner, M.P., preside]. There were aiso present Mesars.. Shand, Mulynaux, Robinson, Brocklebank, Greg-son, Cisaloner, Gladstone, Littledale, Hdarber, Li)ckett, Tobin, Mdalcoinsin, Evans, R~ankiin, end Big-htam. The sub-commilttee on works reported the arrangement~s which badt bten made by Mr. Stewart for the compensation of parties ...

... . . ?? fine steamrws were launched, one on Saturdewyi and one yesterday, from the shipbuilding-yard of MrnJ'ohjs to Laird, at the Dingle. The first was a paddle steamer, i- named the Argeatine, which has been built for ?? e American and ?? Steam NavigationCompany. She 11 is 180 feet long, 21 feet' beam, 12 feet deep; draft of :h, water, in light trim for passengers and mails, 6 feet-;: with a ...

... I V W V W W W . W V ~ W W - V UA- -W r E[HOUSE OF LORDS. ti t FURIDAY, MAY 27. a Their lordships met at five o'clock. e Lord BRGUGHAII presented a petition from Mr. R. Owen a, in favour of the opening of the crystal palace upon Sun- or l- days. The noble and learned lord supported the prayer of t e the petition. He believed that the effect of opening the a 1 crystal palace on the Sunday would ...

... It is a particularly disagreeable task to contrast one v branch of the British legislature with the other. On many important occasions all the elements of our consti- tutional organisation have worked together so harmoni- ously, and there is so little of senatorial freedom left in e Europe, beyond that ?? prevails in the English parlia- ment, that it seemsungracious to breathe aw ordwhich ...

... I- HORLEY PETTY SESSIONs.-Ou the information of Mr. King, inspector of weights and measures, James Hull, of Whittle- le-Woods, beerseller and shopkeeper, was fined 50s. and costs in each case for having an iron 4ibs. weight 4ozs. deficient; and two pieces of lead, weighing together Ikoz., attached to the enad of a beam. COUNTY COURT.-On the 12th inst., before W. A. Hulton, Esq., judge, in a ...