... FRANCE.-The emperor, dissatisfied with the ar- rangemenss of the industrial exhibition commission, whose high charges (5f. each person) kept the working classes on the wrong side of the palace walls, ordered that Sunday last should be a free day for every one- paying the cost, it is said, out of kis own pocket. How. ever thatmay be, the Parisians to the numnereof 80,000 (according to the ...

... Ai I llTI lrc7B O AT DXU YL J-~twii-T', A g support of> tbebjects of -tbis' association was held or Wednesday eveniog. at Drury-lene Tbeatre; .Di. Saetuel -orley~ in the -ichai ...

... -a mTRT -2DftLpMjqrx. U3 'iltaesdtay was heardia tiete House ot Plers a ?? fronm Capoain Arthur -Wyndharn, of t1e 2nd M3a~d Native Infantzy, and -also captain in the 4th Regitnt of hpfant~ry; iq the eervioe of the Nizam ofi> yderabadt and now residing in India1 praying to -be divoprad from Anna Magdalene Lciuias, his wife; .-The casecamsoe before ' ,houseeon thel12th of March Ilasftr~hen the ...

... MISOCLLOUS. pAPIERW-MACNES Car- HuTrs.-Bielfield, the papier- macha manufaeturer, has submitted to the authorities a model hut of that material, intended for camp use The various pa :.werebie ronght to, Whitehall-il,. and, on an irder given, Dlr. eldfield's. workmen erected, roofed, and oorse it in tw renty-feur minutes. THE PACIFIC AFFAIR-Among the passengers by the Atrato, which arrived at S ...

... PRACTIOAL JOGKEIG in WaE ARMY. m-et th ?? the Ddily- NewsJ Lord '-ardinge-has lately published an (rdei, which will mewt with the cordial approval of every well-wisher of the English army. During the last few Months more than one instance ef low'practicfl joking amongst military men has come before the pnblic, and tho officers 'mixed up in one at least of these disieputable' affrays have now ...

... PAPERS RELATIVE TO THE CLOSISG OF THE CONFERENCES AT VIENNA, PRESENT. 'or Altri,-count Bu.Sollhaunlnstoin and Baron Pro- Ii~~b ?? ourqueney. or Greet ?? Edrl of WVestmorland. Fr Ressia-PriicC ortchlakoff and M. de Titoff. For Tsrhdy-Asli Pacha and Aarif Effendi. Cult Pool opened the meeting by the following words- he0 twelfti coniferetice I had the honour to express athe motes of solution ...

... I SpELEU( of PRINCE A LBER T on thce WAB. At the annual dinner of the Trinity Corporation, on Saturday evening last, at the Trinity-bouse, his Royal Highness Prince Albert proposed the health of her Majesty's Ministers in the following terms: Gentlemerl-The toast which I have now to propose to you is that of her Majesty's Ministers roheers], If there wai ever a time at which her Majesty's ...

... I The following despatch was addressed by Count Buol, onl the 20th of last month, to the Baron de Hubuer, Austrian Minister at Paris:- I The Baron de Bourqueney has allowed me to peruse a despatch, of the date of the 10th inst., in which Count Walewsky explains the motives i that determined the French Government to decline the propositions M. Drouyn de Lhuys, before leav- ing us, undertook to ...

... HARVEST PROSPEOTS. The Dublin market yesterday was subdued, while the leading provincial ones were heavy and extremely dull, and prices ranged from Is. to IS. 6d. a barrel lower for wheat than on Friday. Oats were something cheaper, but the depression was not equal to that in wheat. Apart from foreign influences on the Irish corn markets, there is quite enough at home to bring down the ...

... The Society of Antiquaries of Scotland lately addressed the Government, through their president, the Marquis of Breadalbane, requesting that in- structions should be given to mark the positions of all remains of antiquity in the maps of the Ord- nance survey now in progress. The following let- ter from Lord Panmure to the Marquis of Breadal- baue announces the ready compliance of the Go- ...

... TflB MORzNING CHRONIL-E. LONDON: TH URSDA Y, JUNE 28, 1855. In the HoUSE of CoMMO1Ns, The Marquis of BLANDFORD moved the second reading of the Formation of Parishes Bill, the oh- jeot of which was three-fold-to make the district churches independent, to give increased facilities for new districts, and to endow poor, churches. After dilating on the advantages which would arise from the ...

... TEE ENCUMBERED ESTATES Coississsox.-The commissioners ap- pointed to inquire into the working of the Encumbered Estates Court, and to report whether it would be advisable to continue that court, or to transfer its powers to the Court of Chancery in Ireland, have presented their report to her Majesty. The document is exceedingly interesting and important, as well to English capitalists as to a ...