... The municipal authorities have this morning (says a letter from Milan of the 8th inst.) posted up at the ooner of every street a large placard announcing offi- oially the arrival of their majesties for the 16th, with a statement of some of the arrangements made to oele- brate that event, as ?? a yionrw of La Scala theatre, which their majesties will honour with their presence in the evening. ...

... | On Monday, Mr. Phillips was eleoted to the vacant ward of Ferr ldon-without,in place of Mr. Eagleo reeigried.I II The candidates for assistant ?? in the ]past India ompan's service are required to attendfor the first examrination at the Easet India house on Monday Morning, the 13th July, at ten o'clook precisaly. Lord A. V. Tempest, Mr. Christy, and Mr. Whit- more were accidentally in the ...

... It is to be hoped that the scandalous failure of the Lonidon and Eastern bank will at last rouse the legis- lature frem its long apathy, and hasten the passing of some set which meay effeotoally deter directors and managers of public companies from misappropriating the funds committed to their charge, and from faoi- litating the commission of frauds by others, through gross neglect of the ...

... I FOREIGN INTELUGENOE. I FRANCE.-The emperor opened the session of 1857 on Monday, in the palace of the Taileries. His majesty's speech is given in full elsewhere. On the opening of the proceedings of the legislative corps, on Tuesday, M. Schneider, president pro teon., read the following brief address:- IGentlemen,-I owe to the absence of the Count de Morny, to whom the emperor has confided a ...

... 0 VALUE OF CONSCIENCE IN ENG3LAND. It is with no small pride that we record the faot thra, during the year which ended on the 31st of March last, the Chancellor of the Exchequer recei!ed, under the head of SC Conscience Money, no lees a sum than 6,9821. 16s. Perhaps the reader, carping at the smallness of the amoUnt, may say that it is not much, after all, for the conscience of an entire ...

... ThIRD EDITION. PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY AFTBERNOON, IN TIME FOR POST. POSTSCRIPT. LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OFFICE, SATUMBAy AFTERNqOON. The monthly returns of the board of trade for the month ending Jan. 31, 1857, have just been issued. We subjoin the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the month, including only the enumerated articles': For ...

... a OUR CONTEMTPORARIES T`hI BARBARIC WAIL-(1Tmes)-The barbaric ele- ment is one of inevitable weakness, and is the very reason of our dominion in the east. A handful of us rule over those 200,000,000 subjects because we are open in our dealings, because we abstain from wanton cruelty and malicious vengeance, because we insult no religion, because we keep order,-because, in a word, and on the ...

... I FATAL AcCIDENT ON THE LONDONDEPRY AND EX- NISIULLEN RAILWAY.-An accident of a very strange and serious nature occurred on the Londonderry and tioniskillen railway on Friday evening. The up mail train to Dublin left the Derry terminus as usual, at seven p.m., and proceeded in safety till abodt four miles from this city, when the engine-driver perceived something white before him on the line. ...

... We have to record the death of Mr. John M'Gregor, at Boulogne, ons Thursday, the 23rd inst. Re fled boen fer some months past declining in health- oppressed by pecuniary difficulties, and painfully in- volved in the fall of the Royal British baak, of which he had been the original Igovernor. He had re- eigned that offiee three years provious to its recent bankruptoy, but the late disclosures ...

... It is almost a custom with great masses of Angl9 Saxobns to go for change of air to some place which is really no change at l11. Peckham would no more think of not going. to Margate' thin Layard would think of excavating Peckham with a view towards Egyptian antiquities. There are thousands of people in this country to whom, from mere force of constant use and habit, the clodk-tower at ...

... I -r FRANCE-In anticipation of the meeting of the legislative assembly, various bills are now being pre- pared at the different ministries, for examination by the council of state. The mint is also busily occu- pied in striking the medals for the new deputies. These medals serve as a passport for the bearers, giv- ing them admission to the ministries, public estab- lishments, and official ...

... LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. THE QUEEN IN MANOHIESTER | The reception of the Queen by the people of Manchester was one upon which we may Con. gratulate the entire cuntry. The enthusiasm of the people was honest and hearty. There is not another sovereign in Europe who could count upon so spontaneous a welcome, And wherefore ? The simple answer is, because there is not another sovereign who ...