... TIBIE1ORRORSOF CAYENNE..:. Louis Blanc hos'lorwsarded thefollotwing letterto the editor of the Tm,ide', s eriptive of the agonising' hor'. yore end red by the Fench exiles, gasping. for life in pestilent Cayenne:- * To THIB BhfTOu.-Si, -III February, 1856, I re- coivedo aletterthatvrassignedasfo3lows:- Fasiliez, sapolitieal prisoner, transported in Junes, 184s, and who has now beex working ...

... THE GADEN.--B- AI d GLmm. I -Gardeners! do, netfgrumble--at, the mfis,1-ut the fatsers w..eze bgnigtbeney Tlaewdwere fortunate' - nough, to~getini their-cabbage seed,,tbqir~turaps,wiatsr spinac h; aind rn p, radish befoie.thejruin eame~ on have judbeleasureto see them all sepau~d sidig vibatt tke ?? f~ittithgtnd planting. Celey soul~efllowed up untielol that isintenidedb6igot. ...

... That it is the intention 'of the eongres assembled at Brussels to.work in earuest onthe g'ave subjectof cus- toms reform all over' the world, there is no reason to doubt; laud the fact'that'the Belgian customs reform association keep cleirly in vi'ew' the eliminationf tell- 'in'-facts, whilc-they discourage mere oratorical flou- r] Cs,, are points; whioh may encourage us to hope that, ere the ...

... We learn by the.last advices from the United Staten (says the tmes) that the dispute -between themnand the English government is -idlgy passbg into aetae- :which will necessitate a speedy decision ion the whole question.- We are no lorngerpermitted .to doubt that *the government of General Pierce considers itself com- pelled by the exigency of its present position to inflict upon the ministry ...

... A considerable sensation was produced in the month of Aprillast in the political world by the publication in two of the Brussels journals of the text of the treaty of peace signed by the con-gress'of Paris. Four perssns on Saturday appeared before the court of assizes of the Seine to arvswet the charge of having improperly eon- tributed to such publication. These persons were- Julien Brossard, ...

... The town of Leia, in the Punjaub, bas been almost washed off the face of the earth by a most extranrdi- nary deluge. We are indebted to the Lahore Chro- nidle for the follaowilg official particulars:- In consequence of the unprecedented fall of rail, and tie great frods of the Indus, the town of Lei& Baa been nearly destroyed, and much loss of life and pro- perty has occurred in the low ...

... THa WEATHER AND CROPS. - During the past week, twelve hours have not passed without rain, and as there has been little evaporation, the soil has re- remained constantly in a moist state, and on heavy I lands little progress has been made in turnip sowing. I In the higher districts a considerable breadth still re- rnains to be made with little prospect of being got in satisfactorily. The colour ...

... ME.ALTH' OF--LONDON. . In the week that ended on Saturday, the 28th June, the totalmnumber of de litregisteredin London was 1. 118. In the corrponding weeks-of the 10 years, 1846-55, the averresum'bg& was 1,067; -which, if raised in proportion to increase of population for comrn sarrson with the deaths of last week, wil become 1,174. The number now returned is les than the estimated samount by ...

... , ' NAVAL AND MILITARY WN]gWS - I - QR~exiiNss'~s -foR Ro pw SEBRYlIC} in Arn9.- $tatemtnt of line tqgimebis temamining in .the sn~itedt kingdo £after the bra iucp of t&e Crime iwpir, y and . the relidfq of .egime nts in India, andalwio of sthoae in the, colonies, a now- iroposed:--Aotus'Lly' at .home, ay144356-three ?? of 60th' thiree bittalibnk ofridfles, Il5t1422nd, 25th, 80ith .mth 'inid ...

... BOMBA9S FANCY. __ -- . ., v: ?? r- _ ,The King of Naples is the object of a pressured-ites the Russian minister in the Russian oircular- not because his majesty has transgressed anyengaementiimposed upon him by treaty towards foreign eourts, but because, in the exercise of his incontestable rights of sove- reignty, be governs his subjects according to his faney. No sane man can be ...

... PROGRAMME .OF.THE SOUTH' . I. :- .. . . - ?? 5 _ _, # ,I The 8outhernea have'upt waited for the existing oriss to' Intimate,- publicly and. privately,., that they mnut fiae thep'robability ofeverance from theNorth; 9ad a, %etain -ampunt of, ?? was therefore ready.1for use wheni the competition 1sr. Kansas began. The greatmeeting at MeinphAisitwo or three years ego,. whl exert ed ine to ...

... A coroner's jury has been engaged in inquiring into the causea of the late terrible explosion, a- the Cyramer Collieries, in Glemorganshire. The inquest had' net terminated when Our report left. The evidence already adduced affords a striking instance of the truth that the mest salutary laws are ?? unless met by some cor- responding disposition on. the part of those for whose benefit they are ...