... pfftxrrG Ethdd1tiactl at FRANCE. of The emperor has forwarded a sum of 100,000!. to the pro- h.feet of police for distribution at the residences of artisans t( out of wvork, and the needy families of the capital. tII be The Mofniteur announces that Baron Branuier has repaired ti re to Florence to negotiate a postal treaty, and that the other ed motives ascribed to his mission are without ...

... Diotrict Nfluo. ASHTON. shedi CAUTI~re vo LkrruL~asse-On1 Wednesday last, Msr. James Chad Lees, innkeeper, was charged by Mr. Higgs, superintendent the , of police, with haviug liarbourred one of the corinty polices soner constablee whenhe wag on duty. The conetable, itappearedi, lead vas Charles Simms, and he was on Monday wecc filled lo-. etistc for the offence, arid discharged from the ...

... FRIOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. LONDON, TUESDAY MORNINsG. I Thle New Reform Bill, a designation to which the rean Ministry submit rather than approve, was introduced last Lbr night in the Very quietest, and in one of the shortest of of v all Lord Jons's parliamentary speeches. Mlany and vern many a time has he roused himself to far greater effirts Div upon the most insignificant questions. I have ...

... Yj ortrc & eoloitial Ahocdllal. 1 , -.. . .. . .. .. .. . . X- to RUSSIAN JIfULE IsO POLAND.-In that wretched countrythe S. wolves are rapidly spreading over the land, because the antgovernment prohibits the use of firearmis, and eveul ofilpointed )w knives; while, in a, country of forests, only one peasant itn ral six is allowed to keep an axe.- ...

... T - - V --- lr- - LoNDox, FmiD.Y MOaNING. Before this comrmunication is placed before your readers, Baron Bnuxow, who has represented Russia at this court for nearly twenty years, will have accom- plished more than half his journey to the Hague, and our relations with the government of the Czar will have assumned an actively belligerent character. Socially, the absence of the baron will be ...

... AUtroplolitalt aut[ vrobiltdal. af A cabinet council wees held on Wednesday afternoon, at the O54 IO Forcigu Office, Downing-street.AP ~. AvtaTmE.9LARGF DIA.aeOreD.-Oue of tbelargest diamonds~ w known was deposited on Tuesday at the Bank of England by tal a London house, to whom it ices consignedi from Riolaneiro, are Its weight isj[254 carats, and its estimtated value Reccording~ No Leto the ...

... 14 ,;i & (oloFnial ftioctciln.I . ,._. . . . _. __.M. .. . .IR TuaRse, Fan. 18.-The abolition of all duties onl corn was ] confirmed in the senate on Monday last, after a discussion very creditable, to that body, by a mouch largeir ranjotity bthe stes expected (60 to I'), and free trade in dorn is now secure in, Piedmont for ever, ire A FORTUN-ATE SOLDIBR,-A ...

... . fforrip EntrItiactice. I I ? I I 11-1-1- 1-1 ? ? I- 1-1 l. I ---------- -.- FRANCE. A redart by the Mdinister of Finance In the 'itcrf finances of the empire, concludes with tile f0ltwiOl ge~eillO statement : ' In the financial report whnich, ait a simila epch last year, I bad the honratnr to submit to your majesty,I stilted that,' at the end of the year 18500, the total of the deficits ...

... I P. PnssTo.-O Thursday night, the meeting of delegates from the London trade societices was held at the Bell Inn Old Bailey; Mr. J. IV. Prideaux in the chair.-The C6leirmran at, read a commnunicatiot from Preston slating that the lock- outs were as contident as ever of the successful termination n. of the strike. Duriing the last week they had received from in. London £103. 5s. 9.1. Other ...

... ri- The army estimates have been printed and published es The increase in expenditure for the year commencing next ad April is to be only £262,470, though the number of the er, force will be larger than in the previous year by 10,694. *W* The number of officers and rank and file at home and hn abroad (but exclusive of India), which was fixed at ic 102,283 in last year's estimates, is now to be ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, LAST: NIOtT (CoNttsNED). e Lord GLENELG approved of the entire proceedings of the government. 2 Earl GREY contended that the fault of government was in having permitted themselves to be drawn into the quarrel with Russia and .T'eIrwe -We nbadtno erestislintit and he . + q a, that no foreign aid could save it. ?,The- Duke of ARGYLE replied, and in the course of a [ longespeech ...

... d dj During the week, the only answer to the question 0 everywhere asked as to the Russian and Turkish dis- tl Y pute,- For what are we waiting ? has been to sug- n gest a hope-undefined and shadowy at the best- a 0 that the letter addressed by the Emperor of the i' FsrENCI to the Czar might possibly evolve a pacific C e adjustment. We know not, however, anything of the a 'a effect which ...