... LOUIS NAPOLEON'S _ATTTEMT 'oTQ EXPEJ ¢!'T , E,, , IVNC,. :MLE$ : F'R.OjM jENG-LAND.,:0. 'i Ist wesk'5 tiombsr Of BeW15OTS .N ezospapeart~lere ap- 'rid G:e etra tfrom. a letter add reasede to the Qu~een of England by threex s' encl refaucr s. in the naiiia of tho Revo- lutionary ¢ommitbee. Thatletter first apes d in the F,6noh newspaper L'Homme, published in.Freach at ,Tersey. -Loais ...

... TE: HlOURS or APPRENt ?? 4k question of ebme ?? We'rAzmpeots -Ohroizice)e was decided at the'Town, Hall. .on Monday last by the ?? magistrates. ' The f&tsa -vill bseen from the' remarks of Dr. I8artiey, who, in giving thie decision of the' bench, ?? sum'nons chargeslthe de idant, Giorge Anghe, with neglectiog the service of his employer, James: Tones but the-real object appears to be to obtain ...

... A LETTER TO THZE QUEEN FROM TBE FR3ENC REFUGEES. We last waek gave an extract from'a letter addressed to the Queen by 1iM. Felix Pyat, and two other refugees; this week we lay before our readers another portion of that documnt:- ?? believe your ally, Louis lapoleon, to be firmly seated in his place, because, at this moment, he is on a throne, and the republic is in exile and in prison. You ...

... I A I d7 ::,FO M l . , -NIN justaddtssedthe Public Inis~ioticjn and Wo~rship hap :: folfowing tter to the archbishops and bishos:-P~ai81 Ot11, l5d. Moiseeignalr,-Divine rovi ence,' to w'hm'e haviet ed tubli f thanker giving for the victory granted to our arns, 'i pleased. in ~this Mem norable 'year, ?? down His' blessings on; France and tphe peror. hi et Jet'e y hasa deigned' to sharge me ...

... ou o o'wiw vonlisvoxnmt- PARISI FriewDA MoxiuNG. The Govenmment and Bonapartists are in high glee at the expulsion of the three. refagets from Jersey. The Bona parie clique ma'ies no scruple ot epeuly declaring that the English minist y dares not refuse that to Louis Napoleon they would have, denied either of his prediecessors on the French tbrone, and make no concealment cf his being a.t the ...

... TaE TURKH. 'VICTORY AT X&RS,- OTTOMAN BRAVRY AN- ENG- IISH CALUMNY. The splendid victory of the Turks, at Kars, suggests a retrospectiVeglance. Onthe 25th of Octob&,r,'1854; a few Turkish soldiers, nskilfully posted ontheeutsiirts of the Britishbcamp in the Crimaea, abanaoned-theirposi'- tionls and retired before an overwhelming host of R;YiF sians.' They abandoned their positions because ...

... LORD ERNEST VAANE AND THE VANE FAMILY ONCE MORE - * This case, wherein 'i cub of the arlstoeracy nearly mur- dered Mr. Nash, the lessee of the Windsor Theatre, as al- ready releteil in thUercolumns, is exciting no emealldegres of intersating eonversation at the clubs, and particular mur. prise is9 evinced at the lenity wbich Lord Hardinge hag shown to his own nephew, after the examples he ...

... I .&UTI& ELAW IN ENGLAND. By referance to another colimn, our readers will percive that three foreigna refngees have 'been ex- pelled frorm the 'English territorg. The process has Deen a smmary one, for they hare been allowed neither trial nor hearing-in their defence.. General LovE, the Governor of Jersey, by the authority of Lord PALMwEsrON, and 'it the instigation of Loris NAPOLEONq ...

... REYNOLDS'S: NRWSPAFEI. * 0 DA?! OOTOBER 21, ICU SATURDAY'S EDITION& TEE TFAMNE. PRICES orP PROVISIONS.- WHxO 1iikzS Si&i35FiCES VoR THE WAR? When the Times asserted on Monday that the higher classes made gre'ater sacrifices'toward3 the'presemnt war than the lower and industrious .orders, we wfere for a moment' inclined' to think' that the leading joutnal was indulging in that figure of speech ...

... FATAL O0LLMION If :ThE FOREIGN i ' 1-; . - A a LEGIO M ?? ' ?? lamentable 'collisibil bccnrred at FItWla, Gosport, om! ITse~day jifternoon, bbtween~ aorme men . f, the German egion, recently arrived in thie tunhty from *Nrth Ame- rica, ?? Jhe instantknoni deatihys ofne of them a 'priateoame~oeeh Gotswaltz, aged -812, a Frenichman byirib. appear that ?? it s Ae atandieg chrer otthe ae- grenent ...

... SINGULAR STATEMENT IN THE TIMESV I The Timm, in a leading article of Thursday's impression, states, in the following terms, that GenqriePimhpson'sit re- call was promised, on condition that the ' ldiag-jourial would abstain frsm fther-omment on his inecpacity. The Timem says:- It is now nearly a month aince-the foll details of the fight at the ]iedan were given to the world. The country is ...

... GOSSIP OF THE WEZX. *The great topic of conversation for thia week has been the letter 'f Dl. Felix Pyat to the Queen,,' a portion ef which -we published last week. When the present Sir Rrbiert`'Peel,- At the instigation Of the Prime Minister, got up in his nlace in patliament and demanded the ex- traditio of Victor Hugo, Louis Kossuth,. and 3oseph Mazzini, we-denounced the detrhand as a ...