... FOREIGN INTELL GENCE. i ! FRANCE. The Emperor Napoleon has sent to the Emperor Alexander II. a magnificent copy of the Inlitation de Jesus Christ,. printed in Paris. A copy of this work FL was purchased in 1865, for the library of St. Petersburg, at a cost of 6,O00f. The nmperor of Russia, it is said (in a letter from Ber- lin), will visit the Emperor Napoleon in the course of next month or ...

... IULL WORKHOUSE. h ?? court of the governor asid geardians of sepxr of jtII, for thle current year, wvas held a t the Board- ,h Pn thle Workhouge, Anayraon Monday, February owicti Mr. J. Fountain, as9 governor, and Mr. B. Barnby, as s w-tvroraainl took their seats, each of them having 10 r- iet.. Tho newly elocled assistants anid conunilittees Wellre- tito enteredI or re-entered uoon their ...

... A. lecture on this ?? was delivered in the Public Rlooms on Monday eveirig, by idr. Mahlalm, agent of d the Protestant Reformation Society, in reply to one V which the Rev. Mr. Trappes, Roman Catholic priest, IC reeently delivered in the Meclhanlics' Institute, as one it of the winter serties of papers read before the members P of that institution. The Music-ball was crowded by an ' audience ...

... IMPERIAL. PARLIAMENT. HO-USE OF LORDS (THURSDAY). LIBERTY OF THE PEESS.-Lord CAMPBELL gave notice that oln Tuesday next he would move for a select committee to consider whether the privilege now enjoyed in reporting the proceedings of coerts of justice mnight be safely extended to reports of the proceedings of the two houses of parliament and other assemblies, and pablic meetings, and if so, ...

... AN AWFUL WARNING.—On Sunday week, a man named Franklin, went in company with another man to the King's Head Inn, where they called for a pint of rum. The deceased after some remarks, agreed ...

... , SECONDEDITIONS (BY TEE iLEOTRIC AND INTBztNA4'ONAL. TELEGRAPH.) Wit not I The efforts to stave the9 royal ?? have Bay been resumted, 'And she was on Tuesday hbq~ed ton feet Ifaj astern. It is hoped ...

... I London, Monday Night tt By the time this reaches you the telegraphic wires will m have told the whole story of the Queen's speech and the di opening night of the session. Speculation upon the events di of to-morrow ie, therefore, unprofitable. and, indeed, if it re were otherwise, the only thing to record would be, the im pressiou that the Tories intend going to work savagely from in the ...

... BY RA0E7N71 'IUI'ELEGRAPz. I PERSIA. News from Bombay dated 2nd Feb. announces that Mr. th Murray had arrived at Bushire. The head quarters of the se English army has been established at Buesora. CHINA. fo It was thought that the object of the junction of the two Chinese fleets was to enable the united fleets to make an attack on the English. obfe ITALY. - be Intelligence from iilan 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 ...

... Ii * . . ?? FRANCE.' Bri The Paris correspondent of the Daily News, writing ?? Sunday evening, says ~-1 It is reported that the Emperor' of Russia will be in Paris in the month of April. The Emperor has ordered twenty-five magnificent opera glasses (some of them to be ornmented With two thoau- Tb, sand, ltrncs' worth of diamonds), Which lie intends to insl offer as a present to the grand duke ...

... TEA PaATY AwD Pgazaswrnox.-On Tuesday evening, the annual tea party of the congregation attending tbe Wesleyit Methodist Chapel, Standishgate, ,took place in the new sbeul. room, Dieconson-strest, which was tastefully decorated for tlb occasIon. Upwards of 00i partook of tea; aftoer which tbe tabl were cleared, and Chrlies iHindley. Esq., MiP. for Ashton-under Lyne, was called upon to preside. ...

... FOlaGN MIS ;he On Friday, the Emperor received his Royal ighnesl s led the Prince Nicholas of Nassau at theTuileries. cts Ferouk Khan paid a visit on Saturday to the Turkish s6 gn Ambassador, by whom he was cordially welcomed. Ice The legitimist party have resolved not to take any part Co ide in the next general election. PC ce. It is considered probable that Mr. Rouher, Minister of ,. Pablic ...