... L[IY THE SUPAIABINE AND 4RITISH TELEGRAPH.] FRANCE. THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS. We have received from Paris this (Monday) evening I telegraphic news relative to the ministerial crisis. The resignation of M. Dronyn do Lhuys is accepted, and ho is to be teplaced by Count Walewski, the French am- basnadir at the British court, who left London this morning. Pianori appears quite unmoved at his ...

... THEO FOREIGN L~EION. llHELIGOLAND, MAr 6. Our little island is thrown into a state of the greatest excitement by the arrival of a batch of British officers, wbo are comhe to make the necessary arrangements for the reception of the Foreign Legion, and, as is generally supposed, for a body of English and French regular troops. Besides officers of the Engineers, who are charged with the erection ...

... CROPS- -t - l Atchboorhood 1 St opeo The spring work in tOtN U0uw - - and the late rain has given to the country A refreshing ani beautiful appearance.-A.l5 2fentineM The complexion of the country is wholly renovated by the delightful rain of the last three days. Dairy and tillage farm- ing sill progress wonderfully under its benignant influence. Green crops,wblch suffered much from long ...

... z ar- with To be in two places at once is generally sapposed toI nd a be impossible, even to that white slave, the Irish f, ,ers, maid of all work in a London lodging, First floor front E ar o and second floor back may ring as if the house were on tl utal fire, and the sharp voice of Missus cry out for 8: thie , Sally from the gloomy regions of the little parlour sl ent behind the fhop; ...

... , D i I T _a R * . A r i IE : f ,DMJ.NISTRALtVk REvgORM;,:a' .1 Our Crimean disasters have M'-sty edpqnn'e , Ifeeling which has long pervaded- tiughrful-miids-i t this country, that our public afrirs are .Dnet-'aiigedho thb best advantage. This dsy fact;r.'wf ?? e adoirtts y d all m'en,except by those whoimmediately ?? corruption., '-16while the 9qX ?? ?? vr., P.,e eye, the appropriate remedy ...

... (From the Times' Cores ondence.) l ris, Sunday, May 6. The trial of the person who attempted to assassinate the Emperor on Saturday week last comes on to-morrow at the Assize Court of Paris. I have already mentioned that the man's name is not Liverani tAntonia) as inserted in his passport, but Giovanni Pianori; it is certain that lie was born in the Pontifical States, though he has, I am told, ...

... GEOLOGICAL SOCIEZ Y. At the last meeting of this society, Mr. Hamilton, presi dent, in the chair, Mr. W. Foster White, Mr. C. S. Mann, Mr. . Barrett, and Mr. J. D'Urban, were elected fellows. he followving communications were read I. On the Anthracite Shales and Fucoidal Schists of the South of Scotland. By Professor Harkness, F.G.S. The lower sihirian rocks of the south of Scotland, ...

... PARLIAMENTARY BUSlNZ58. HOUSE OF COMMONS-Tnis DAY. NOTIOSN o0 MoTloNS. Sir Henry Willoughby-To ask Sir Benjamin Hall if he can place on the table of the house a plan of the thirty-six districts proposed to be created by the Local Management Metropolis Bill. Mr. Hadfield-To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer when he intends to propose the vote of £331,921, for the pro= motionof public ...

... Sir James Mackenzie of Scatwell, at the Ross-shire County Meeting, in moving that the meeting disapprove in the strongest manner of the Lord Advocate's Education bill, paid the following tribute to the parish schools:- I have been told thlit the parish school system i. see- tarian I, on the contrary, maintain that it is based on, and conducted in, the truest catholic spirit. If it be ...

... RESIGNATION OF THE FRENCH WAR. i.- IMINISIER. M. Dronyn de Lhctys has resigned the portfolio of foreign affairs, and his-resignation has been accepted b7 the emperor. The cause of this sudden bouleversemesnt of the state coach in this country was this. On Satur- day, M. Drouvn de Lhuya had a long interview with the emperor, who reproached him, not only with not having followed up his ...

... b C olonial Imiocellaup. 'Iforricat a ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? a ?? ?? ?? ?? - ?? . A letter from Barcelona states that in the course of a violen 5 tempest which burst on the 24th ult. over the valley of Arran e in Catalonia, near the French frontier, some enormous a masses of snow fell from the Pyrenees, and completely buried e three large villsges, named Uns, Vaquerque, and Llabely, teah ...

... TVirttco. ly It is said in the foreign journals that the Queen is likely a- to visit Paris in July. I;No less than £60,000 worth of broken anchors were ry returned by the Baltic fleet last year. St Prince Ismeil is to join Mustapha Pasha, his brother, at ty Paris, to visit the Exhibition. of There are seven noblemen, as well as several officers just it returned from the Crimea, now in the ...