... (Fromn the London Papers of Saturday Evening.) FOREIGN INTELLIGFNCE. FRANCE. (From the Globe's Correspondence.) Paris, Friday Evening. There was an earthquake at Rhodes on the 15th of December. I sent a telegram last evening, announcing the death of Reschid Pasha, at Constantinople, of apoplexy. Count Segur has been returned on Government influence, at the Meuse, by 14,000 votes out of 17,000 ...

... T; PUBLIC SERVICES OF GENERAL OUTBAM. * .141 rum U lL1U Ot V itsnn 'Jp *vI.N > E We have been favoured, temporarily, with a very interest- t ing work, entitled, A Memoir of the Public Services Ren- i dered by Lieut.-Colonel Outram, C.B. It was prepared in . 1853 by the friends of Gcneral (then Colonel) Outram, and has only been printed for private eirculation. The Bayard of India-'Saenspe ...

... LAT'EST LIVERPOOL NEWS. e l ' LATER FROM AMERICA. 1 e (From our own Correspondent.) . 'Aiverpool,Januaryr4. c The Biitiih and North American Royal mail steamship [1 Europa, Captain Leitch, arrived last night with advices from e New York to the 23d December. She brings 48 passengers a and 2,337,742 dols. in specie on freight. t In both. Houses of Congress bills had' been introduced t ...

... SOME ADVENTURE.S OF A SCOUNDREL DURING . TEN YEARS OF MIS LIFE. - (From the January number of Paved with Gold, or the Romance I and Reality of the London Streets. By Augustus Maybew. A : very able and interesting serial, published by Cbapxean & Hal, I London.) I Emile Vautrin was a reckless, unprincipled man. He might have carried his virtues in his snuff-box, and there would have been ...

... - - ~~~(From the Daily News.) *We entered upon the year 1857 with perha*isless thain the ti ordinary impression that -the New Year might be one of. 11 -great events ?? and of mark in the eyes of our pios- Ih terity.' There were difficulties in oneor two- directions; an as in ?? Conference, in rega rd'to the new Russian fron- tier ; and in regard to the dispute between the King of Prus- i Bia ...

... (From thlt Daily News.) c Mr. Brunel's failure appears to lhave set the whole of La- I puta agog. The ingenious and impracticable schemes for c 3getting the monster Ship in motion which have of lteij - poured in upon us must have swelled the receipts of the ipenny post as much as a St. Valentine's Day. Where all are extravagant and impracticable it is not easy to award V -. the palm; but we ...

... (From the Friend of China, Nov. 28.) ge L Her Majesty's steam-sloop Inflexible was entirely Success- ne ful in her trip to Swatow and its neighbourhood for the pur- ha pose of obtaining the release from durance there of Captain ell I Rose of the wrecked brig Kadree. She returned here on pr I Saturday, and we now learn the following particulars of the at; I wreck, the detention and the ...

... (From the TIl11R' ( ?? the Tinies' correspondenlco.) se Berlin, Dec. 26. Iy The approaching mariiage of Prince Frederick William with the Princess Royal forms just now a most prominent *e-topic of conversation, not only on account of its interesting :e, character in itself and its high political importance in future ad years, but also because, in the present unhappy state of the as its ...

... a rn . ocm MEETING OF TOWN COUNCIL. , Last night, a meeting of the members of Council was held . in the Council Chambers-the Provost presiding. The i minutes of last general meeting were read and confirmed. The Council was engaged in disposing of some applications I for two charities of nineteen guineas each, under Reid's mortification, and which are now vacant. The fortunate recipients ?? ...

... , : . r - .(From tlit Examiner.) Frpim a single day's- announcements il the 2'iasejo evc copy the following series of seductive invitations to Igarents alixious, as all -good parents are, to eo002nmdt the tender ago of their children to worthly aild capable instructors. EHere is attrae- tion the first- :.Education, 16 uijieiis per ailuin, rather preparatory. School healthily situate, near ...

... COOKS, COOKERY, & LOUIS THE FOURTEENTH. I. . I . .. . ?? . ?? (From Lasly Morgan's ook without a N~arme.') The declining years of Louis the Fourteenth brought with them a decline of appetite and of taste; and he was so sub- ject to weaknesses of the stomach that a species of cordial was invented for his use by Madame de Maintenon, consist- ing of distilled spirits, sugar, orange flowers, ...

... Bombay, Dec. 4. Ascending the Doab, we find the garrison of Agra recalling its little force from Muttra, and strengthening with it, under the command of Colonel Ridhl,1l, its other outlying party nuder Major Eld, at Alyghur. This was rendered advisable by an appearance of renewed vitality among tile ill-affeoted near Bo- lundshuhur and by the attitude of some of tile Rohileuaid mu- tineers, ...