... FROM OUA PARIS COHRESPONDENtIF Tire much talked of bith1t1g of tho Emperors, which takes place to-day at Stutgardt, IS the most amusing subject of dis. f cussion in Paris just now-. As I Vaed occasion to remark bforer the Anglo-French alliance baa nothirng to fear from any stcb interview. We are informed by the French prints that tienr exists in England tbe most dreadful excitement regarding ...

... em (lrann-ao f T -l.t.t A - T nl W., v From Correspondence of Illustrated London News.) Bi Before Delhi, July 25. frc My last letter was closed on the morning of the 15th, and tot n gave you-some details of the action of the prceeding day. The hii is assault commenced, as usual, with a game at long balls, early inj e in tik day; next, the old style of fighting-under cover, until no k ?? blood ...

... the (From the Globe's Cr~rospotldence.) lad Paris, bunaioy rv~ fl, Telegraphic tdespatches have been recei',ed fborn ?? ~.very favourable reports for the cause oftheloos U i, lrtions are going on in perfect calmn, and with great r~l, are the so-called 1 National party. The petty Ia1sledlp I are hove returned nine Unionist members, two ?? ad three Independents. The merchants, t ades fr5.c 1 ...

... EARlLY CLOSING-TIIE PROVISION TRADE To flte Bditor of ta 1 rt hJ To dlea Eolftor of the Glasgow Herold. Z' SIR,-So much has been said of late years on the sabeio early closing, both pubfiely and privately, from tile Platfor1 i and the press, and tile ability of which is so manifestly ,)b ru to everyone of the simplest understandiog, that anything lots on it might seem altogether a work of ...

... ?? +118 . -1df;-r n -t~rlnna. nr f.^rf The circumstance of this soldier of fortune, or fortunate soldier, being just called to a new and most difficult and deli- cate sphere of action in command at Dinapore, may invest with some interest the following extract from a letter written by one d who knows him well, as he did also the other gentleman alluded . to:- How much the late William Boyd, ...

... WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 23. The steamship America, which entered the port of ILiverpool on Sunday, brought despatches from Boston to the 9th and Halifax to the 11th instant. Tile poli- of tical intelligence is uninteresting, and the domestic of news refers exclusively to money panics and commer- gol cial failures. We give an ample outline of the news irk in another column, to which we ...

... AMERICA, (F'rsm the TImes' Correslitndence.) Southampton, Septf 22. a The United States steamship Vanderbilt, Captain Edward L Higgins, arrived off Cowes early'this morning with advices from New York to the 12th inst., being two days later than Ithose received by the Canard Steamer. Tlirouglrout the voy- i. age the Vanderbilt experienced strong winds from south tor g south-east. She has made ...

... JY§ATE __ _ __ ._ _ _. A_ I -- He K ng IHERALD OFFIC?, Monday Morrnig. ed 21 BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. 03 34 AMERIC.A. Liverpool, Sunday. The Royal mail steamship Asia, from New Tork, arrived )9 about 10.15 A.se. Hfer advices are to the 16th instant. She L;S bring1 45 passengers and 55,000 dollars in specie. No general t- nows of importance. By commercial advices to tile evening of 15th inst. ...

... LOR)D JOHN RUSSHIJi AT SIHEFFIELD. (F. sin oile Tilsies.) I Lord and Lily Jihnlli R i-sel, wli three ?? their children, ?? iii tlli SP o11 'I ThIusday eveoitie, his Lordihiip having o ace 1 t ,1 e1n1 ilivilatioll ti p ?? at thle anualtlt 1lileetilig of ?? ( rigged serlools *o11 flh e t;,lb, il n (I dy. Ihe Noble Lord met witil s a very hearty recvltioni. tn Fridlay' Lord John received all i ...

... - ll__L ALL o0 Calcutta, 9th August. ii i, We are still struggling for the retention of an almost lost t empire, and a bloody struggle it is likely to prove. Delhi is t, not vet fallen, but we are constantly repelling attacks. The ir rutincers are falling short of ammunition; although receiving 1 0 reinforcements daily, the firing from the walls becomes every oi e day more slack. We have only ...

... II Belfsl.-There is Still an ?? feelitig in this sl town. A* very thloughitless Presbyterian clergyman, T mnined Halnia, ?? on preachlingr ' or rathier ?? n- cing the l Papists, in the open air, aind has taken a field. be)ond t Ile Pm1ccaihad limits of' Belfast for the put- pose, where lhe was to hold f'orth on Sunday (yester- tt day). It was fealed that reie wed dist urbance iniglht t arise ...

... _ -- 1 1 X L A- at Ad- m,,-a f The Circuit Court will be opened here on Tuesday next, by Lords Cowan & HIandyside-Donald Mackenzie, Esq., Advo- I cate-Depute. In all there are 58 cases, in which 84 individuals are implicated. The followisig is the list:- DumonAUTossUIaE. P George Penman, theft by housebreaking and opening lockfast I places, and prey. con. li James M'Lymont, theft, hab. rep. ...