... 1,11 -? r t I q II N? II t t I I i g c 11 t t . Q? - FRANCE. TIHE EMPEROR S SPEECI. The impression produced by the Emperor's specch in reply to thc address of Prince Napoleon, is very favourable. The acclaniations, the repeated and cn- thusiastic applause from more than 30,000 people, which interrupted his delivery of it yesterday, frora both French and Englisli, was an unmistakeable proof how ...

... ?? ligrialfural -l(ntt(lfgmft. WE ATHER AND CROPS IN THE SOUTH- WEST OF ENGLAND.: (Wlrittenfor the CaledonianA Merpi~y.) Ten days' fine dry weather has enabled.ibe farmers, even on the heavy clays, to get in a large breadth of wheat in excellent order. Autumn beanswhicb, except in very severe seasons, yield a large and early return, have also been planted in various quarters. Turnips are being ...

... T HE -3 W7.A 1. TIHE ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. (From the Timnes' Special Correspondent.) Tlll ANTICIPATED RIUSSIAN ATTACK. CA11P 13EFORE SE11ASToPOL, Nov. 3.-Here wc are, two months aftcr the fall of Sebastopol, settling down for the winter under an apprehension of a Rlussian nttack! The fact speaks for itself. A victorious army, which has driven out the enemy from the strongest position behind ...

... 'i 0 t t I q ?? '41 II I t t I I A, t II i t. - ?i? FRANCE. ACQUi1rrAL OF A MUrDsR~E:R. A trial for murder lis caused rather a sensation in Paris. An Italian of the name of Pizzala, aged sixty- two, who had for more than twenty years been in the service of M. Mignet, the historian, as valet, all at onec shot his wife dead some months back, and has been iniprisoned ever since. Two days ago lie ...

... AG RIMLTURAL STATSTICtS.-In our issue of yesbt- day, we omitted to state that the commuaication which we gave from the circular of Messrs Story, Macandrew, and Co. svas an extract from a btter lof an expeiienced and wveliinformcd friend of theiTs, who has devoted much attention to agricultural staitisfics, showing, as it nppeasstto them, the fallacy of Otbe pre- mises on which Mr Oaird's ...

... T H ?? WALE?, rREPIARATIONS FOR ANOTHEIt ATTACK BY THE RUSSIANS. The Cosrrier de Marseilles publishes the following letter, dated Camp of Inkermann, 30th. ult.:- While the allied armies were only bent on pre- paring for themselves winter cantonments, and every one regarded the campaign as definitively closed, owving to the immovability of the Russians, the report of a proxinate attack of the ...

... FORBBES MACKENZIE'S ACT. A public meeting of Licensed Victuallers was helhd yesterdasy, in the Calton Convening Rooms, for tie , purpose of adopting a petition to Parliament, praying I for a committee of inquiry into the operation of the Public Houses Act, and to assist generally in the imovement now taking place in Scotland for a similar t L object. Mr Woo00, who was called on to preside, ...

... ?CIHE:91 ? W-A-IRj OPERATIONS IN THE BLACK SEA- SUPERIOR JURISDICTION OF THE FRENCH. (Times Special Correspondent.) CArtp BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, Nov. 3.-When the *fleet.iwas off Odessa the advice of the highest person in France on the project of bombarding the town was sought by the French Admiral, and it is believed that his reply implied a radical opposition' to any such proceeding, nor was our ...

... -,qrjrif fff Q? vrtm ?? JI.- AMERICAN PARTIALITY FOR RUSSIA. l ( Timies.) Aimerica is proud of originality; her citizens delight in novelty, have a natural tendency to paradox, and find their chief excitcmcnt in surprise. They have t taken much interest in the present war, and have h their own opinions on its events and conduct. They s have read the long narratives which the English press 1: ...

... Walter George Landor addresses the following let- ter to the editor of the Examinier Permit me, Sir, to make a few remarks on your Exaniner of November 10. You say: The only question fairly to be raised would be, whether the restoration of Finland to Sweden is likely to give strength to the Swedish monarchy. That-is not the only question, and it is a question to be solved by Sweden, not by ...

... TBZFi= WAILRI THV PROTECT'I) PIRINCIPALIT.IUS. A letter from Constantinople, of the 1st instant, says:-- It continues to be affinled here that next spring an Anglo-French army e ill occrnpy tlic Priacipalities. It can no longer bh c(oncealed that the Austrian s arc very unpopular in Moldo-Wallachia, where the pDpu- lation is ever disposed to impute to thc Government all events, all urfot ...

... imiga ?iiftflignm. .0-1 FRANCE. THE EXIHIBITION. The Municipal Body of Paris gave a grand banquet on Saturday evening to Prince Napoleon and the Imperial C6mmission for the Exhibition. The table was laid for 450 covers, and the banquet was alto- gether an important affair. The healths of the Em- peror and Empress were proposed in a very striking and fervent speech by the Prefect of the Seine, ...