... TO THE EDITOR OF T}iE DAILY. NEWS. SiRi,-Coneurring, as I do, in the remarks made by you in your columns of this morning, as to the still imminent danger of our position in India, end the necessity for the linmediate adoption of wise, vigorous, and prompt measures for the re-establishment of our supremacy in the East (I say, re-establishment advisedly), I would fain, through the medium of your ...

... THE FRENCH ELECTIONS. f The olloniteitr of yesterday publishes an order of c the Minister of ?? suspending thoAsserbb'!e0 Nationule for two raonths. The offence for which that journal, which had received trevious warnings, t twice in 1So3 and once in 185(il, besides undergoiog -a two month8' suspension in 185i4, is nowv again simni- laxrly ptunished consists of an articlo witieli appeated1 ...

... THE FRENCH ELECTIONS. CATAIGNAC AND TWVO OTHIER R13P13LIQ AN C' NIJII)ATES RElTUlRNED iFOR PARIS. (BY 5UBMSARINIE AND ]1UITISI T5LEGIRAP]I.) (FROM oUT aOWNv- COIIRESPONOENT.) rARIIS, MONDAY EVENING. The following is the final result of the polling at the second elections which have taken place yesterday and to-day in the third, the fourth, and the seventh circumscriptions of Paris: T1111ED cIi ...

... for ral BATURDAY, JULY 25, 1857. Ity iix unt of hIEaRc&NTILTM OAZETTrn u 3e fiari. Evenvng. I of The short supply of Englib s; wleaert at. Maric-lanrlo Otl Monday did not prevent a derline *f fully 68. per qr., fr. occasioned by the contivaunee ol plandid weathor, good t *r reports of the crap, and early appeairane of a seinpis of ,, newv wvheat growns in E'ssex, of tiner quaility, anld ...

... ITo the EDrrol of tmsO HAM1PSHIRE TELEGRAPH. I Portland Lodge, Southsea, July 15, 1857. t Sir,-Will you do me the favour to insert in your a Journal the following copyof aletterlwrote, on the 6th instant, to the Editor of one of your Southampton co- E temporaries ?- Sir-Your number for Saturday last has been sent me by eome kind ficnd ?? in order, I suppose, thatimight see your report of what ...

... S]gOND EDITION. MO1,3INa CHBOzYICLE OFFICE, lY~reCdueTdJI 1 T~asa. TELfAlf) DEDPSPATHsES. TT1E ENGLISH FLEET IN THE MDEDRIATERREANA. MARSEILLES, TUESDAY. The steara er bringing the Indian mails has no t yet been signalled. e tVigilant, English steamer, is lying here i a the orders of Lord Lyons, and also for ,Duhirale vocl e who is to replace his lordship. AThne rStbefsteam-paclket, from ...

... THES' LONDOY G,]ZETlTE OF TUESDAY, JULY 28. CrtOWN-OFFICE, Jury 27. MlEMBER RETURNED TO StlXVE IN THsE ?iI1tESSNT PARt SI MAENT. Borough of Woodetock. Alfred Spencer Churcouill, coumnonly called Lord Alfred Spencer Churchill, in the room of John Winston Speucer Churchill, commonly called Marquis of Bland ford, HoW Dlke of Marlborough, called up to the House oti Peers. JuT.v 28. Citv of London. ...

... MiR. SMITH O'BRiEg AND SIR THOMAS REDING2'Off. Cahermoyle, Newcastle West, Jnly 21. My dear O'Flah irry-1 have Po bisitatioii in complying with your request that I should relato to you the history of my celebrated port uanteat, and you may make any nse you think fit ce my narrative at tire approaching Galwiey election or elsewhere. When I ?? captired at Thirles in 18l8 I was taken into a rooen ...

... I?sITELLIGENCK pyRESS FROM PARIS. gouP OWN CORNESPONDENT.1 PARIS, SATUEDAY EVENING. 1 os France has so lately sustained, and The gretstances attending the death antd fune- k thl moe of songwriters-of the man who, of her Pbeold Greek saying, has had more' over the national, mind than all the infillete of his lifetime-is still the sole topic ,interet o 0n]iflsd with the expressions Of interes t ...

... TURNING TiE TABLES; OR, THE INJURED CABMAN. MARLBoRouoGH-STREa.-Mr. Charles Heneage, of No. 3, Cadogac-place, was summoned before Mr. Bingbam for using abusive language to a cab driver, and for refusing to pay the same driver his legal fare. William Collins, the cab driver, stated that he was hired by the defendant's servant from the cab rank at Knights- bridge to take up at No. 3, Cadogan ...

... SETTLEME.fT OF THE LIVERPOOL TOWN DUES QUESTION. It is understood that this question is to be settled by a monetary compromise between the Now Conservancy ani Dock Trust and the Liverpool Corporation. The Liverpool Daity Post, which has a semi-official ar- ticle upon the subject, says: L~ast, Mfonda~y we stated that Mr. Robertson Gladstone bad made a proposition to the Board of Trade, which ...

... DREADFUL LOS.S OF THE SHIP OCEA AV QUEEN-SUOCKING PATE OF THE OFFICERS IANO CR~EW. -I We regret to have to announce a most distressing ship- wreck, that of the total loss of the British ship Ocean Queen, of London, on her homeward voyage from Bombay, and the sacrifice, it is feared, of most of her crew, who were left on an uninhabited island in the Mozambique Channel, and met with horrible ...