... FRANCE. A long list of Eli1lish mimes appears ill thoe lfoitiistt, whose mosiioiu-lo sorvicos tiiriig tho lato war havo beon recooniso(l by the Emperor Napoleon, iind for which his Impelial Majesty baa boosi pleased to confer the orrdie of tboe Legioi of rloani., th litest sitting of t ie cosferenes i itt Paris, ltrtolositiois for tile scttleieit of tlse Neinlfeiatcloso ?? wore siteessftilly ...

... NOTJS o0 ImDUS'TMJz RUSSIA. BY A TR5VELLEZI, Russia is entering upon an industrial era. A: tendency towards a free trade tariff will place her commer-' cial relations upon a sound basis, and facilities for bringing her produce to the export market are the best guarantee thatr an aggressive policy will be replaced by offorts for internal development Such are apparently the principles which the ...

... MIONDAY MORNING, APRIL O.. The Royal mail Steamsbip Asia arrived at Liver- pool on Monday, with intelligence from New York to the 15th instant. The new's is devoid of- interest, The commercial reports mention that the cotton market was quiet, and 'that prices were .uiichanged. The same thing is -stated with respect to the grain and flour markets. Telegraphic despatches from Malta announce the ...

... TUe INBURRECTION AT SARA WAL X We (lies) have been favoured with the following letter from Sir James Bmooke, addressed to a warm personal friend, and describing the events of the late insurrecton and the steps taken to suppress It:- iBALMDAH, MAnc0 1b.-I may now relate more circum- stantially the events of the last few wesks. Sarawak was as peaceful as it had ever been, and there was no oanea ...

... I I (BY .AAGNE21C TELEGRAPH.) F rom= Offl&et Thursad, Five ?? OPENJIG OF PARLIA{ENT HOUSE OF COMMONS-THIS DAY. Two o'ock to-day was the time appoibted por' tb5 0 tion of the Speaker for the now parliament, but half MsI hour fest that time a great number of the ?? had arriyed, and the contratulstlons exchanged were heard in a continual bum. The new members were natiraiy the first to make their ...

... JBE PRINCES OF OUDE AT THE PEjTL- PARK, SALFORD. [FROM THE MANOEBST EXAMINER. About half-past eight o'clock, tbe Princesef Oude, accom- panied by their suite, entered the building. They were re- esived by the Mayor of Salford, who conducted the hair ap- parentround the exhibition. Theethermembersofthesuite were accompanied by Mr. Turner, M.P., the town clerk of Salford, Mr. Alderman Agnew, Mr. ...

... L I = (From the Times.) Parliamentary Reform is now a Parliamentary ques- tion. This is no truism, for till quite lately it was a e popular question, and one that had hardly shown itself '5 Within the walls of Parliament. It is now more Par- IS liamentary than popular. Everywhere you are asked Is with much plausibility, and at least a wide concurrence, if Who wants reform ? Do you want ...

... iNSURRE:CON -t SARAIWA.i: We (Tuska) ha4b;en fav>ed with the tollowie@ letter from Sianj Brook%.addressedtoa warm per- sonil iri wid; ad descri ing the eventgf ~fthe late in. surrection, and the steps taken to suppress it:- Balidah, March 15. I may now relate more circumstantially the events of the last few weeks. Sarawak was as peaceful as it had ever been, and there was no cause to excite ...

... ART-UNION ANNUAL DISTRIfU2ION. The annual meeting of msemrs of the Art-Union trek piece Yesterda'y at the Haymefrket Theatre. and the Wital distributionl of prizes took place. The chait was taken by Lord MONTRA e i.F., and both the stage and the body of tbo theatre were crowded with a fashionable audience. The proceedings wcere opened by Mr. Godwin, the hon. rcrenir~r, reading the report, ...

... THLE MO1RNING HERALD AND STTANDABD. Yesterday afternoon, at one o'clock, the cop5rights theso two dnily newspapers, together with that of the St. Jamnes's Chronicle, published three days a week, -were offered for sale by public auction, at the- Auction Mart, City, by lessrs. Christie and Manson. The property was put up in one lot, and was offered for sale under the orders of the assig- nees of ...

... KSING yDWAARD-STRXE-E SAGGED CHOOLS .AND GI.RLS' REFUGE. I The eleventh annual mceftin of this excellent in- etitution, which is situate in the densely populated locality of Albert-street, Spitalfields, was held last evening, under the presidency of Mr. RoBEnT HANDUny, M.P. The inhtita- tion is divided into two branches; the first, and not the least important, is the girls' refuge, which has ...

... ADOLYGIAD AR YR ETHOLIAD. GELLIR cymhwyso yr ymadrodd, A bu tawelwch mawr, at gyflwr ein gwlad yu bresennol, wedi i gynhwrf yr etholiadaa fyned trosodd. Nid oes un amgylchiad yn peri cyffroad mor fawr a chy- ffredinol ag a wna y dygwyddiad o etholiad senedd newydd yn y wladwriaeth. Fel y cynbyTfa ac y terfysga gwynt cryf ddyfnderau yr eigion nes yr ymgyfvd ei donau cynddeiriog ac y deifr i ...