... *RANC19. (~oaita oWX co's05I 'f h Z. r [The folio'ring OPP9red in our-.Eveniag Elition of b Saturday]): PARlS, FRIDAY EVIMnNo-. . 2 The author of the famous pamophiet-vmuch less v famous, however, than it was tit ?? 'hours ago I -nov iitads confesseda. His' faname isN hre DoveS nor, an old Saint. Simovian ard phalaistiaria, , a 'onrna~list, who-woas attached to the extinct paperp, , tjae Otob ...

... WILL OF A MILLIONAIRE.-On Saturday letters of administra- tion were issued from the Prerogative Court, under the will of the late Mr 11. Dixon, of Stanstead park, near Emswortih, Hampshire, who, during a long and honourable career as a wine merchant, had amassed a fortune to the great amount of more than 1,000,0001. sterling. The document, dictated shortly before the demise of the testator, ...

... TIE> WA'lt IN TIFF. EANf. ,TlE VrTACK IUP'O THE POSTS Or D'AUTE. MAI;RE'S DIVISION. The follorin. despatch ?? to thle Minister of j ir, dated Dre. 11. was received in l'aris on Thursday, f' oas Marshlal elissier:- You hrse alreadl learnt by my telecesphic despatch of thr! 5th inst. of the failure of the Ilussisis in their atark otl the tonana of th.at dny agai-t the edvanced posts of ...

... TW.E SEA-BORNE XAILS .I POST-OFFICE, LONDON, FRIDAY. I DESTINATIONS. SOUTErAnMPTON STATION. Lisbon, Spain, and Gib- raltar ?? Vibraltar, Malta, Egypt, Ceylon, India, &c. Penang, Singapore and China. British Colonies in the West Indies (except Honduras) Foreign Colonies, ke., in the West Indies (except Havana), California, Venezuola, N. Granada Chili and Peru, Grey Town (St. Juan de Ni- caragua ...

... SOUTHAMPTON, I SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1855. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-ship . Pera, Capt. Soy, arrived on Mlonday from the Thames. 'On This fine ship was built by Messrs. Mare, of Blackwall, 3or ) and is about 2,700 tons burden. She is fitted up in the -ace nmost beautiful manner, and her engines contain the mont mlid recentimprovenments. Hertotalcost was96,0001. She eted will ...

... IAUAUAV';5 ±11fSI'UKY UF ENGLAND. The 3rd and 4th volumes of MIacnuiay'c Elitory of *ngue England were published last week. The account of Ire- tow a land in 1689,the description of the Popish outbreak and l last devsstations,the ?? Fioench allitEs, ur- isden priae of the French officers at the devastation and bar. tated barism aroun d them ; the quarrels and intrigaos of the ace. Irish Court ...

... FA TA L G U.N ACCIDENT. P A young man, named William Astley, twenty-one years of tage, a stonemason, went up the river on a shootiog excur- it sion, in company with four other persons, on Sunday week, ly when lie was wounded in the knee by the accidental dis- ll charge of a gun, from the effects of which he died on Sunday last. Mr. Myres, coroner, hold an inquest upon the body of the deceased, ...

... MR. TROMAS BAINES. Mr. Thomas Baines, who for upwards of twenty years has been proprietor and editor of the Liverpool Times, has announced his intention of resigning his conenxion with that journal, and of retiring from the responsibilities and ceaseless competition of newspaper life. This is a step which we cannot but regret, inasmuch as it removes. from the local press a gentleman who has ...

... AI AM Wl1CNN LaDY atN, SEBASfopoX. rirom: the-New. York -turssl oaCmec. We haves been. favoured with tile following extract of a l'tter from. ani meia dyPriobably' tha- frst nd lyone wh as visited they scenes of car'ae Iwrote you a few lines from Kdmiesch,.which 1 do not borlithre exoursions,& Tne to hec-qurss.ad-n 6ea me.-oy He'I ong ngis - hi ofice one d t ha noctae mrngs'tonbe hiredt hat . ...

... .1 ?? MOCCIlaul). ?? t days COFFER AS A DEoaOisRR.-FIOsh roasted coffee, of thce either in the berry or ground, is-a deodoriser. Coffee may be whtused beneficially to protest game on ajourney. Carefully clean whtyour game, wrapping the heads, if bruised, and covering lot be wounded parts with absorbent paper. Place in box, basket, or Ige in hamper, said then sprinkle over some fresh coffee, ...

... ?? question of the Danish sound dues isthau stated in the BanCers' Oircular:- There has been for some tiue rather anangry feel. ing expresed in several of the American journals rela. tive to the eustom of charging certain dues upon the passing of ships through the Sound into the Baltic in proportion to their tonnage. By the principal Euro- pean states these charges have been loeg acknowledged ...

... SERViCES 0F A LIFE.BUAT. - - -II An o i was FreJ.ted, at Tuby, of kly W=n, r the Irat time during a gale of wind from S E,,tb life-boat of tise ?? and the',resut- of the trial vws in every reepect satsfactory; indeed it was well it was go, for the next day both ee life-boat and crew were severely tried, b%* they behaved admirably. The undinching courage and untiring energy of the crew, in ...