... FOREIGN INTELLIGENC. of PAcras, FarnAY..-The conspiracy lhilch'has 'been dis- 1 covered in Paris is described as the most serious of ?? Isti that we have as yet ainy knowledge of, both from the O charater of the individuals concerned, the extent lf- its t zamiifications, and the object proposed. That it swas conl-g nectedl with the late insurrection it, various parts of Italy is there appears ...

... 1U.LJAL9)J.L VANJA21% ?? AN IMPROVEMIENT IN NAVIGATION. l~r. TO THEE DITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. Gentleusen,-I bag to make public, through tho coumnsmu ;ed of your newspaper, an improvement in the practice of ulb- navigation which I conceive to be new aoil iiupor'nut. I I In the common occurrence of laying down a ship's course rdB of farther voyage, each time that Its place is presumed ...

... | THE GOVERNMENT DESPATCHES FROM I ~ _ INDIA._I (PrtS DaX; y U ei;i.) Lord Palmerstini must have great faith in the patience c of Parliament if h) flatters himself that the nineteen despatches, and frag m nts of despatches, relative to the t affairs of India, which I ave been presented to the two Houses, will be accepted as sufficient information. The fragmentary and trivial character of the ...

... ANOTHER BANK BUBBLX' (From thd Sftn) It 50om$ more than probable that the Tipperary Joint. Btock and Royal British Banks will not e suffered to stand alone in their glory. The London and Eastern 33anking Corporation, so, far at least as the directors rand mnanagers are concerned, boldly lalims admission into the triad. They appear to have as completely made away with the assets, to have ...

... 1OAZELDINE V. HAMPTONt AND WIVE. At Worcester (Oxford circuit), July 18th, before Mr. Baron Bramwell, an action was brought by a disappointed I man agaiost a lady and her husband for breach of pro- mise made by her to mary him. Mr. Huddleston, Q.C., and Mr. Byrne, for the plaintiff, and Ur. Skinner, Q C., and Mr. Phipson, for defendants. Mr. Huddleston opened the case at considerable length. ...

... :-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 ...

... -? ? atal:ix-pbo- , ?? 1, bualT ?? ?? ?? ?- I duo rogthei arefore tiudhj~ Wall poor-rat eeand assessed tede' B dbeforom the 2tl bef ~ore the jh of pril last, must be poiio t='al beor tI 20t Juy rhi namnes wiill he omitted from the sl lae of tke present year, sopt .Yorx FO- THE Couwry. ?? Perionsi laving A1, ~~~epro~rt onor efoe Jnuay80th lant,' entitling thetI? the ~ 5~j~te fo f/e ounty, ...

... mTr-a., t -. on LL'J~~J~F. P±L~*the I THURSDAY, JULY 30. to'ei Their lordships met at five o'clock. of ti The Oldham, Ashton-under-Lyne, and Guide Bridge tion Railway Bill was read a third time and passed. mon rant INDIA. ?? The Earl of ELLE5WIOROUOH called attention to the the omission of the proclamation of the Governor-General of we I India, dated the 16th Milay, declaring the intention of ...

... ROYAL AND MEROANTILE TROOP SHIPS. a (From the Morilvg Heraqf.) a It is scarcely fair to rail at tie Admiralty for not having at at once at its command as mary steam transports as could ad take an army to India to put 1own 30,000 mutineers, or he to decry Sir Charles Wood fot not having a store of coal nt at the Cape sufficient for the Eapply of 10,000-horse power or machinery to run some 10 ...

... 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., ...

... FRANCE. PUOOREIS OF TuE FRENCH ARMgS IN ALGEstIA.-The Mositeur publishes despatohes received by Marshal Vail- lant from the governor-general of Aigeria. The following is an extract in which an account is given Of the proceed- ings of the division of General Maissiat from the 27th to the 30th ult. :- After having bivouacked on the 26th near the Bordj -Akban, the division of General Maissait, ...