... e FRANCE. (From the Globe's Correspondence.) 1i Paris, July 7, 8.30 A .M IO The Alo2niteurr announces that the Minister of War has re- ceived the following telegraphic despatch from General Pelis- sier:- g Everything is going on satisfactorily in the situation. The members of the Legislative Corps, headed by their Pre- sident, presented to the Emperor yesterday evening the bills for the loan ...

... FROM BALTIC'C(IttESlPON DENTS. 1.1 ?? .1 . ,. - - - .. at _ .. 1 __ ?? - - ?? _ - I (From tbe Northern Wxnlere's Corrospondeinco.) 1i.iU.S , offCronstndt, 2d July, 1855.. 8i'nce mv last, the fleet has bsen receiving additions daily |. Onr the 26th June, tile (eyscr peadle-steamer joined us, wil'. the Ijind gunboat and two inortrir'vcsscls. Next day, we put, on board our gunbolat a 82-poniidb7 ...

... - ~ -- . (From the Times of Mopday.) Whatever doubts may be entertained as to the conduct of c those eoncerned'in the demonstration' of the previous Sunday p r in Hyde Park, there can be none with reference to that of yes. s terday. Not only had all reasonable. excuse for any breach of il the peace, or even for-any display oft public feeling, been re-. v mpvedbut the police authorities ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND 3MR. DISRAELI. (From the Manchester Guardian.) The task of Lord John Russell last Friday night was anything but easy or agreeable; and the oppor- tunity he aff(rded to his political adversaries was finer, perhaps, than they will ever find again. But the great advantage with which Mr. Disraeli began his speech was forfeited by him in his excessive eagerness to improve it ...

... CATTLE SHiON.. 2i'R A~l-T.JCIDRIICK AGlI1C-i'flURt:AI. SOCI1ETY. 'Then:inha titonital iltow of this sft-tah alad. l'ca society wote Itoi(.I oxr._ 'ietalda Y tl,,a 3d lonot., I II afe (lI II Ct'I 6uine of latilglaso, oboet eqtotll'. distant froses. the villages of Ultotit. dfron, sadl tintry. 'fle pilacz-oals-eoc' ber h le slowi (I d credivtlottie lai~erietittatitou oft tie tlirectrw'a'-.as it ...

... COUNTY POLICE FOR flENFREWS1IIRE. - UVUU,1I rULIU1i5 Pull I t ?? We gladly, give a place in our culumins to the following letter. Mr. IHector's long experience as a ptublic prosecutor enables hins to speak with authority oin this subject, and we trust tiattis views ofadetective police, wlinchcomibine ,econlomly twith great efficiency, wvill now be carried out, and. that in thc county oif ...

... TIHE THREATENED VOTES OF CENSURE. I - 11 - \ (Foni the Times.) di There are some subjects on which Susceptibility is a virtue, a, or, at any rate, the absence of susceptibility an offence. The ar man who is notjeslous of his character, the woman who is not tI eager to vindicate her good name, the merchant who does not hasten to wipe off any stain upon his credit, all lose caste and s ...

... I B-C*FPE FROM -DREjOVIU -PoRAISEWORTHY . :. ..I. . .. RESUSCTATION :. ?? fikfetton last, liss Miurdoch, a young Inglish dady, tenporari y residing with her grandmother at Kiri, near iwn, went into the 'sje to bathe, accompanied by a young girl nam ed d haw. Th Thlatter had not been long in the water n enshe went beyond her ?? Murdoch rushed ' rescue l.er r in which s he happily succeed ed; ...

... tesTIP. CIPISP&. F Io %A Lf N L is4 L , XU I U V n THE CRIMIEA. Paris, Monday, 8 A.M. The Mon&tejr, announces that the last telegraphic despatches received fiom' the Crimea are dated 7th July, 11 r.m. They relate only'to details of administration, and do not mention any important fact,. The letters which arrived at Marseilles by the last steamer from the East, 'and which reached Paris this ...

... S C 0 T' L A I' ?? Paenrlciamen(ta7r Dihision.-On Mr. A. E. Locklart's motion for recolmmit(tlig the Lord Advocate' Edulca- I inl 13ill, there voted in the minority of 84 (tellers in- cluded) in favo.wir of the motion :-Cieneral Arbut.hnott, AIr. Baillie, Mr. Blackburn, Mr. G. Dundaa, Sir J. Fergussoli, Lord Iad(ldo, Mr. A. E. Locklart, Mr. IV. Lockhart, and Mr. ,Smollett. In the ?? of 149 ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-MONDAY, JULY 9. S The House met at four o'clock. n In reply to Colonel SslYT'rF., Cl Sir B. HALL stated that it was not his intention to proceed nc this session with the Public Health Bill. Me should, however, propose to go into committee p)ro forma upon it next day, wY for the purpose of inserting in it several amendments suggested, lii e and that then the bill should be ...

... LOOSE MEMORANDA ON GLASGOW S'3JECTS. I~~ ~ t n o -. Q.._ .. I No. 31.-By ,9E1SEL the GLASGOW OFFICIALS OF 1765, &C. onr Dr. Johnson,* in the 4Rambler, has said that 4No man pd't Mar the middle point .of life can slt down to feast upon the pleasures SJ., of youth without finding the banquet embittered with the cup go of sorrow. in youth (says he) we have, nothing past to enter- 4 tain us; ...