... tbs FRANCE. dli Thirteen persons, members of the old society of Car. a botnsrI revired, were tried before the, Police court of Lyns of on Thursday last, on a charge of h~aving been members of a , secret society. Three of theta were sentrcel to Imrsn th, ament each for three years. and to be deprived of their civic rights for five years;I five to imprisonment for two years ; pi three to ...

... -LfTEST FROM ABROAD. .1''1,5lG OF THE PRUSSIAN CHAMBERS. Yes-terday (NMonday) morning, the Prussian Jxhanbers verc opened by Baron Manteuffel, Minis- iecrtA lent. The speech referred almost entirely jo matters ot merely domestic interest, but at its COociusion it vas said that ' Their deliberations com- aen.ed at a period of great anxiety as regarded ex- iern al aftaLir> and at a timue when ...

... DBDUCScD Peos OBScVATIO~S TARBN AT THE LIVERPOOL OBSERVATORY, Dsring the week, ending SaturdaV, .Yovember 23, 1853, Latitude,53'24'48N. Longitude,3°0,1' W. STATE OF THE ATMOSPHERE. Timeoccupiedin I O falling. I Collectdingauge .8.8 . . . o - 80ft.abveground - o * :: o R I Daily horizontal l mtion ofair. j_ ?? Extreme pres- * . sureonsq.foot. c Meaurangesame aosowos o dayforsevenpre. g __ _ _ ...

... POLISH REVOLUTIOA. A meeting of sympathisers in the efforts of the people ol Poland to regain their nationality was held last evening at the National Hall, Holborn, to commemorate the revolution of 1830. The meeting was summoned for half-past 7 o'clock, but considerable delay took place in opening the business. It soon appeared that this was occasioned by a difference in the chartist camp (the ...

... PARIS, SUNDAY EYvNING. A new fate, institated by the Archbishop of Paris, and callc d the Fete des Ecoles, was celebrated for the first time to-day, in the church of Sainte Genevieve (late the Pantheon). The professed object of this fete is to show forth and extol the reconciliation and union of religion and science. The vast edifice was ex- ceedingly full, and the interior presented an ...

... DOIESTIC INTELLIGENCE. COURTS &ct The court went into mourning on Sunday last for her b late Majesty the Queen of Portugal. The court will go c out of mourning on the 18th of next mouth. u Friday was the birthday of the Princess Mary of Cam- t bridge, who completed her 20th year. I WINDSOR CASTLE, SATURDAY Nov. 26.-DEPARTURE OF THE COURT FOa. OSBORNE.-Lord Aberdeen took leave of the Queen this ...

... AA AAAEl - - - ~ - ~ ~ - ?? ?? ?? I ?? ?? WW ?? . AA.. % Mary Scanlan, an infant five months old, wlose pareits reside in Bell-steet, Toxteth-park, was found dead in bed at an early hour ?? morning. SATUreDAY EvENIwro Coarcvrs.-On Saturday last the vocalists were the Misses Bennett and Mr. J. A. Fair- bairn, who gratified a suimerous audience by tihe manner in which they sang a selection of ...

... WmIlST rumour is busily circulating reports detrimental to Turkish prospects-saying one day that Russia has crossed the Danube, and on the next that Austria and Prussia have withdrawn their Am- bassadors from Constantinople-the Turks themselves seem to be holding their own both courageously and successfully. They are still in force on the spot where they first crossed the Danube opposite ...

... I bea DUBI.IN. TUESDAY, NOVEMBI-; 29, 185A ROYAL FLAX 131PROVEMENT SOCIETY. Among the industrial institutions of the empie none holds a higher place or has produced mote beneficial results than the Flax Society of Belfast' Originating with a few intelligent and practicog men, it has gradually developed its capacity ad power for good, and with very small means elicited an amount of industrial ...

... The seconsd meeting for the season of the above sociaty tooksplace yesterday evening at the society's rOOutn, Grosvenor-street, and was very fully attended. The clair was taken by Mr. TnomAs H. WYATT. In the course Cl the preliminary business, M. Bensignat, architect, of Lille, was - elected a corresponding member; and Professor Donaldson announced several handsome donations of drawings, &c., ...

... The fortnightly meeting of the Literary and Philoso- phical Society was held last evening, at the Royal Insti- tujion, Mr. J. B. Yates in the chair. There was a large attendance, including many of the leading members of thq other local societies, Considerable interest being at- taqhed to the meeting in consequence of Mr. Towson having consented to read a paper on Great Circle Sail- ing As ...

... The following appeared in the greater portion of our impression yesterday: LIVErPOOL, MONDAN MORNING. Very early this morning, the Royal mail steam- shipAfrica, Captain Harrison, arrived in the Mersey with the usual mails from the United States and British North America. The Africa sailed from New York on the 16th inst., and has brought, besides the mails, about 75 passengers, and 500,000 ...