... IOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. 1'U A Won r FRANCE. I The Afoniteur contains an imperial, decree appointing e1 the Count de Morny President of the corps Lhgislstf 7. PAOd Sessrg. Schneider and Revell Vice-Presidenlts, 01 The new treaty of commerce concluded on the 14th 01 ult. between Ruhaia and France commences by super- sading theformuer treatyof 1846. The minemtsigneur of d this new one conirences ...

... Me We are not surprised that public opinion should digio irs be roused into something like indignation by the not ra exceedingly cool manner in which his grace the unab St titular Archbishop of Tuam assumes the elector's ler conscience to be the exclusive property of the lery, priest. There is no doubt that Dr. M'f1ale, in secre his recent examination before the Mayo election enorj ircommittee ...

... -MERSY OONSBRVANOY AND DOO BILL. ] PECL& BREPORT OP THE COMMITM ON oROUP (A) I or PRIVA2T~ DMLSg We Sir James Graham reported from the committee onr in group (A) of private bills, who were empowered to make a special report:- That in the case of the Mersey Conservancy and Docks Bill they had examined the allegations contained in tho preamble ot the bill, and amended the sane by the E.altayion ...

... (VT valf ULiOaXO AND INTENAUIONAL TRLEORAPIS.] SME of The Afartsing Advertiser says the late Administrative Si, nil Ieform Association. spent somewhere about £,0,00o in gina sythree year.L TkS ste The Freirel liad gained further successes in Algeria, Bill on po ed FALL OF Al BRIDGE AND LOSS OF LIFE. ale ic- At Shrewsburt-, on Friday night, ten persons were and ed drowned -by the fa 11ng Of a ...

... MUTTUM IN 1?ARVO. the New gravint, doclke are being constructed at Cardiff. rune Four' Dew ut'uruhes are in course of erection at~lasgow. is of Lady F anklin's steam yacht Fox sailed from Aberdeen ease for the Aroljo regions on Monday. - Lase, week there were., 1005 deaths and 1672 birthe regir.,tered in London. f A young Man named Minus, a, compositor and reader, - 11 into the Thmaes on ...

... nrnro ^yrre. of A monthly and special meating of the town council a h held to-day, in the council chataber of the Town Haill, his Worship the Mayor, F. Shand, Esq., in the chair. Is The minutes of the previous meeting were read and con. dth Airmed. doli TilTHE MERSEY CONSERVANCY BILL. In he Mr. WOODRUFI' said, before proceeding to the business to of the day, he should like to ask the chairman ...

... :-LAST NIGHT'S PARLIAMENT- (BlY ELECTRIC TELEGRAP.) HOIUSE OF LORDS. Their lordehips met at a quarter past four o'clock. The royal assentb was given by commission to the Consolidated Fund (X8,000, 000) Bill, Insuranie of- lives -(Abatementi of Income Tax) Continuance Bill Ministers' Moneyv (Ireland)- Bill, Court of Exchequer (Ireland) Bill, Ministers' Money (Ire- .Land) ;Bill, Caourt' of ...

... 3g The weekly meeting of this board was held on Vedues.- day last, at the West Derby Workhouse, the Rev. W. Bad- er nall in the chair, and the other members present were *re Messrs. Ledger, Roscoe, Abrahans, Shaw, Wensley, Sagaer, Whitby, Morris, Roberts, Richmond, Pitta, Tatterssall, and re. Taylor.-Mr. Gough, governor, reported the number of ed paupers in the workhouse to be-this week. 5S7; ...

... RAILWAN INTELLIG-EbW. wra - -% rnlr^ fr6lo h Tr-.-sA Vt-- i A1L1aWAY WNTELLLPENG. The traaa returzts ot' rail ariys in the United Mlegdom,. published for the'.*eek anddiug~ June 27,) amounted to X500,030, and for the corresponding week, of 1-856 ~to £481*,910, ehowhin an ?? of £38,020. RAILWAY 1kRVV4U - *niELT- -ItzrW W. Name of Railway. Th, Same I Saf-yma Same Mfles NMeof RllaAV Wek.1886., ...

... THE' CHRONICLE.: PRESTON, SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1857. II -- - IND AN 11AiRS. News of an alarming character reached England from ' India last Saturday. Whole regiments have mutiniedt English officers have been murdered, European inhabitants put to the sword, and a king proclaimed by the insurgents in Delhi. 'Means have' been taken by the' government to check this insubordination, and probably thfe ...

... [BY BRITtIn AND IRISM MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] ?? ) - Londob, Frida; Eveniog. GLASGOW POISONING CASE. Edinhurgh, Friday.-Tbe examination of witnesses for the prosecution was resumed thi morning, at 'ten o'clock. Tbe trisl is not expected to terminate until Monday ni Tuesday next. FRANCE. Paris, Thursday Eveuing.. -.Tho Count de Montalembert bas decired; being'put in nominatlon for Angers at the ...

... ORDER!' In thb.course of the proceedings at the Board of Gtraldians, on Tuesday last, there arose a question respecting the way iu'which the discussionsphould be conducted y and, asitisof importance that the rules for the regulation of public meetings should be'understood, and not left to the caprice of indi- vidual chairmen, we may be excused for referring to the matter. It may probably ...