... FOREIJGN INTELLIGENCE. [Continued from thre Supplement.] FRANCE. kf ttpupst on Friday baving been fixed uponfr thate ?? ~ian uration of the Louvre tookplc.Temer, whio was prcsent, state ?? that the moonu snoents ofa nation ourtrayedits histoy. Ho then ear aunts of a nation p sionof political pro Congratulated the natio aslsto~ poetih~ ordler that permittedth lea- occupied the co tnpaiilo vr ...

... BRISTOL AND EXETER. i The report of the directors states that the gross traffic C receipts upon the Bristol and Exeter Railway from the Ist c of January to the 30th of June, 1857 (including those of the e Eaeter and Crediton and the Somerset Central Railways) amount to £157,193, which Is £1113 less than in the corres- S ponding half of the year 1850. The working expenses amount to £81.451 , or ...

... The balf-yearly meeting of this company was held ou Tuesday, at Plymouth, T. Woollcombe, Esq , in the chair. The report stated that the traffic for the half-year ending the 230th June last amounted to £64,759, against £61,883 at the corresponding period of 185s6 and the expenditure amounted to £34,784, against £33,444, leaving a profit of £29,975 for the past half-year. The balance brought ...

... B1EDMINSTEIR BRITISH SCHOOLS. The annul examination of .the children of the Bedmineter British Schools took place on Monday evening last, Robert Charleton, Esq., presiding. : The CHAIRMlAN said he felt much pleasure In accepting the invitation of the committee to preside on that ocoasion. It was exceedingly gratifying to him to; find the school so-well supported, especially in a nelghbourhood, ...

... FoREEiGN.PriiIo5 Charles Ilontiptirte, Prince of CaninloU eldest son of Princs Lucien, brother of the first Napoleon, died m' on Thursday se'lnnlght at his residence in thle lice de Lille,.i he Paris, at the age oi lofty-four, having been born in 1803. li was a distinguished savant.-Etigbrn, Sue, author of Thle CO Mysteries of I'aris, tlbs 1Wandering Jew. &u., died on Mon.- ml day morning ...

... .1 - - ?? ?? i 13VtOt]Dl+ SATURDA Y, Auovsr 29, 1857. ?? For a variety of interesting Foreign and Domestic 'me News, see the Supplement. DET1n FRmoatDnoRvNtNo.-An inquest was held on Mon- tv day. on the body of 'I homus Foreolde, 47 years of age, who fell Be into the float whiile steppitug ashore from the Pioneer steamer.- GE Verdict, '-Accidental Death BRIANDON IIILL.-Several seats ...

... FOREIGN INTEuLTIGENCE. [Continued.firom the Supplement.] TR INDIA AND CHINA. MALTA, July 19.-Her Majesty'Is despatch steamer II Caradoc, bearer of a telegraphic despatcli from London, viei Turin, for India, arrived here on thle I 6th imat, from Il Cagliari, and left again for Alexandria on, thle afternoon of of I the same. Thel Peninsular and ?? Steam. Elv packet Vectis, w~ith the overland ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. THURSSDAY, Au@. 20. Lord REDESDALE gave notice that hi should oppose the con- bideration of the Commons, amendments of the Divorce Bill. Other business unimportant. Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMfIONS, WEDNESDAY, Auo. I9. The House having resolved itself into a committee upon the Sale of Obscene Books, &c., Prevention Bill the clauses were agreed to with certain amendments, including ...

... 9A TURDA 1Y, Amusr 22, M75. THE DIVORCE BIML LoRD PALDIERSTON IIS eventually given way on a Part of* this measure which is of vast importance, not on account of the. prbmd facic question involved,. but by' r. reason of the dbor which has been opened' to clerical _ gscendency. The real object of the Puseyites and semi- I, Romanists-yosr Bishop of Oxford, your Gladstone, o your Denison, and the ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. OV9ELAND MAIL. - (Protm the Morning Herald, Friday, 9 ?? have received by extraordinary express dispatches from India and China. Dates: Calcutta, July Sth; Bombay, 14th; Delhi, June 27th; Madras July 11th; Chins, June 24th; Calcutta, July 4th. As yet the slaughter of our countrymen ls unavenged. Colonel nein had advanced from Benares to Allahabad in time to save the ...

... =Awrtotol, SATURDAY, AUQUST 1, 1857. qu s&r For a variety of interesting Foreign and Domestic n News, see the Supplement. an VuE BRISTOL, SOUTH WALES, ANeD SOUTHAMPTON fr UNION IIAILWAY.-Barien as thepresentparliamntaory ses-ion co islikelytoprovein itsgeneralresults, it hasatleastsanctioned Co one measure wihich the citizens of Bristol may be heattily con. gratulated on attaining. The oft ...

... The steamer Bombay arrived at Trieste on the 12th of I August at eleven o'clock, arm., in 118 hours from Alexandria. ALEXANDIUA, Aug. 7.-The mails per Hind'ostan, Wit from Calcutta, leave to-day.. The Jura sailed yesterday fret withtheBomby~mils.Thedates of intelligence are- dero Bombay, July 14 ; Calcutta, 5 ; Ceylon, 14 ; Hlongkong, fro, June 24. Delhi had not fallen up to the 27th of June. ...