... I FRANC E.-Notbing is as yet decided about Gene- ral Cavaignac, M. Goudchaux, and M. Carnot the newly-elected deputies for Paris, taking the oSdIS to the constitution and their seats in the legislative body; but of MM. Ollivier and Darimon, two less important members of the democracy, there is no doubt. These are less straitlaced in their principles. It is probable that the three first Damed ...

... On Thursday afternoon, a meeting of the electors tf the city of Lund ,n was held at the London Tavern, -9or the purpose of considering the rejection by the Mouse of Lords of the Parliamentary Oaths bill. The meeting, although coavened by advertisement and placard, was not very numerously attended. The -nocu wae scarcely halt fall. Baror, liothenhild on en- leciag Wee reoeived with oheers; he ...

... EXETER AND CREDITON AND NORTH DEVON RAILWAYS. FtOM EXETTEe-WHEER DAYS. eI SUNDAYS. ?? St. ayres.. orediton .. Coppleston Morebsrd- r Iapford ., Fgrsestrd . Sauihmol-r Ports.Arms Umberleig. Barastaple l Isto . Bideford .. I ,2,3 11 . X 222 2.02 3 .0 22 ,3 1 0 3 ass Cl class e ss clam cs lass A.N .IA.N M A. Al . Xe M . Sq _c 'M 'ss q.I 4 207 30 2 0 r 30 620 030. .1 8 0 2220 220 3 340 6 20 232d ...

... FROI A PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT. l I_ PARIS, Tuesday. The long-expected death of De Beranger, the great national poet, took place cm Thursday afternoon, but it was not until the morning of Friday that -the popai- lation were informed of it, and the information was given by means of placards, which the Prefeot of Police stuck at the corners of all thestreets. Thesv placards- to the great surprise ...

... IAfl 12N. THSE RAILwAty.DoOE.-Ttis mnorning, about ~eee. olook, a fire was discovered amongst some aWoddy. being part of the cargo of the Oca Queen e~melying iii the Railway Dook, which vessel arrived s0 Ls igtfrom-saa. By the aid of the crew, the police, Lt ZuIt fe ock. watchmen, the fire was very speedily sub- aid with little danmage. v Pr&LL.-The children of the Paull school, to the or ?? ...

... I , 9, I . . . . .- . Lord Londesborougl, and the Right Hon. hi. T Baines were present at an evening concert given on Friiay last, by the Qneen, at Bnckingham Palaoe. The invitations amounted to about 400. The King of the Be1gians and the Princess Charlotte of Belgium were amongst the Royal guests. INTElNDED MARRIAGE IN HIG Lil.-We under- stand that Lord Ashley, M.P. for Hnll, the eldest son ...

... YO1KSHIRE UNION, OF MECHANICS' INSTITUTES. The annual meeting of the delegates from the various institutions comprising the union was held at the Auerm- bly-rooms of the gymnasium-hall, Hudderstield, on U Wednesday. EdwaXd Baines, Esq., president of the minon, occupied the chair. 0a Mr. Jamea Role, the secretary, read the report; which showed that the receipts of the union were favourable tb ...

... BIRKEtHEAD COMMISSIONERS. thboc The m'onthly meeting of this board was held last evening, vid, nt rhe amisioners' rooms, Hamilton-square, Mr. John e- Laird in the chair, and the other members present were my Mdessrs. W~illoughby, Bailiff, X'Whirter, Ml'Donald, Got- WaS borne, Verelst, Holme, Rae-, Keightley, Hind, and ven Bradley. A a LIGHTING AND WATCHING COMMITTEE. FPrm the minutes of this ...

... 0x el THE LATH REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT fie IN ITALY. publi Tunii, JeuL 20.- The judicial inquiry about the of 1114 atffairB of Genoa is going an actively and it is stated tha Perot mnasty important discolosures have been made with regard 811PP ?? course the details are all kept secret at the ~seet norder not to bias the ultimate decision. EngI Ajogttepapers which have been found, there is one ...

... (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 ...