... , BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. PARErS, Monday.-Fall in corn continues. Top quali- ties have fallen during the week 8 or 10 francs per sack 7 of 157 killogrammes. In the markets round Paris the fall on Monday was 2 or 3 francs per hectolitre. At the l Bourse, all securities receded. Threes closed 65.40. Four-and-half per cents. 92.20. 1 VIENNA, Monday.-Yesterday the Russian envoy 9 had an audience of ...

... ; FROM THE. LONDON GAZETTE. 'Downing Street, Aprit 1.5. s The Queen has been graciously pleased to give orders for tbe' ap- pointmeent of the Right Hon. Sir James Robert George GrahamBart., to be an ordinary member of the Civil Division of the First Class, or : Knights Grand Cross, of the Most lion, Order of the Batb. Waar Office, April 18. , . 32dRaeimentofFoot,-LieLit.-Gen, Sir ...

... PA RL IA MEN T. HOUSE OF LORfDS-Aoleday, April 10. After some conversation on the subject of the Oaths Bill, Lord Lysdfrerst asked Government whether it was true that the Russian Government had, as was reported, seized the pro- perty not only of Sir Hamilton Seymour, but that of Lady Sey. mour, at St Petersburg. If this was true, it was a gross viola. tion of the admitted law of nations, which ...

... ndfo o'- The Pr'ess makes~ the-followinlg statement :- We have rea- an CO' son to believe that her-Niijesty lies signified her intentioc to be Oft en prsnPtagadIo otm ttenw French embassy Ont it tho2n ofMy h- iaet neetand excitemnent will 30( he prvi npltclcrce ve'hsig erally known, it being- ed, uit tefrtocinuowhcthSveign has ever honoured Dr- CT oowADEST QuEEN.-On Thurs- wa )Id dctv, it- ...

... Tnii most important part of the week's news is the v confirmation of the intelligence-of the week previous, a which described the Russians as in fall retreat towards their own frontier. Of course, there are various sur- mises afloat respecting the object of this movement. It is a question apparently, whether it be to be looked upon as the positive retreat of a -vanquished army, or a mere ...

... TOWN 0U0iCIL PROCEEDINGS. AL- g~~~~~~~~otieday, Oct. 2. The Thle usual monthuly meeting 'of the Town Council was held Comir ?ro- this, day-the Lord Provoit presidling. ham; PRESBNT--The four Baillies; the Deant of Guild; the Bothu 3fa City Treasurer;- Messrs Laiirg, Webster, Gibh, Both- It II well.. Heirderson, J. Bblikie, Berry, Leslie, Gordon, a soinal the JV'Hardy, anid Jamiesoio. placec ...

... :aO EN LAND. f f Tfflc KITIG 'O -PORTemu.--All parties are lod ilt ni praises of the; affabilityand- condescension of. the young mo. narch, Don Pedro;. In fact, he promises to be the W sov- ereign- wbich Portugal has poisessed for many years. - Heeinces great partiality towards. England, and- rumour has iWt that he di4 not passq gut. fauncy-frec thrbsgh the British Court, . How erveir, both ...

... VIEnNtA, Aug. 11.-Bacharest is occupied by 10,000 iurim The head-quarters of Prince Gortsobakoff is at Basco. The staf officer eent by the Emperor 'Francis Joseph to the catp of Omar Pacha is charged to arrange with the Ottomnan General ia Chief for the entrance of the Austrian troops into the Princi- palities, in erecution of the treaty between thle Cabinet of Viemes 1. and the Porte in June ...

... ert [ts VALUE OF FISH OFFAL AS A MANURE. es, se We copy the following remarks, on the utility of dish offals as art a manure, from the Agriculstural Gazette:- A During the herring fisheries one barrel of offal is derived m., from fourteen of fish, or fourteen barrels of herrings yield one 4of refuse, and the proportion will be greater in some other kinds ire of fish, as the haddock and cod, ...

... I AAOa+A . A ^ a a e £A e , .: . , . .. . ; ;- The Cattle Show of theYale of Alford Agrituitnial Asscia- C took place at Bridge of Alford'on Tuesday the 8th:August. [ Mr Coper, Hillbrae; Mr Turnbull, Lochend; and Mr Bruce d Mid Clova, lied as Jndgea-t4nd their awards gave uniVersai - satisactioh. The following iia list of the successful conspeti- Short-horned Bulls of any age (2 entries)-I, ...

... THE SHIP SULTANA, OF THE WHITE STAR LAINE. ITHE White Star Line of Australian Packets, owned by, the enterprising firm of bfessrsPilkingtou and Wilson, have, to. s-i Peed their splendid ship .the Arabian, the Sultana, 1316 tonsre- gister, and 3000 tons burthen, one of the finest vessels, ever turned out of a bnilder'g hands. As a ship, merely, tbeSultaua tis most powerfully built'-fit ...

... ml Tam An'y raIN T~EE EAsT.,-The Gtobe says that, wvith the smi vloeptiorf of the head quarters of the 46th Regiment, tlie, ~fole 1eel of th tr~pscoc~risng Sr Gerge: Cthart's' division of the Rid Bigde cviccihav ebaked, he57h, hih~aebeen mc atrtecnlsnoftetutarilat Windsor. thl RERU ONGiR TH AxRmy.-It is a singular fact that, stt: since the wvar, recruiting in Ireland has certainly not improved ...