... 'EST :r- I:N T GL'EE FRANCE.. t The Xeoni0ten of Thursday states that a yI.sern- lY bleinent, or seditious gatherino took place in .Paris ?? oni ,WVedhesday nighlt, evidently connected ~vith the'; 'g 'aff~tr 'at Ghalons. Thrle fficial orirnal fulrther states ' ra ,tliab tie htmber ofarrests in the departments has mi been greatly exaggerated. t Ir- We nnderstand that the Queen has made cbo ee ...

... S. OUTHAXPTON, SATURDAY, M4ARCH 6, 1858. The steam-ship .Rcarcelona, enz i~oute from the Spanish ports for Hamnburgh, arrived on Sunday. .On the 25th, early in the morning, a first-class passenger named Christian Juttoft (who had taken passage for Santander to Hamburgh) went on the buzdge and conversed for some time with the chief officer in command, when suddenly he took off his coat and ...

... The Luke of Wellington, 131, screw, was coml- missioned at this port on Monday as the dep6t ship, of the ordinary in harbour, under the comanand of Captain H. Eyres, c.n., whose officers and crew turn over to her from the St. Vincent. She will carry the flag of Rear-Admiral the Hon. George Grey, as superintendent of this dockyard. The Arrogant, 47, screw frigate, was commissioned, at this port ...

... uiORESiGIK AND COLO IAL. I ND I A . THE BOMBAY MAIL. Advices fromu Bomb~ay in anticipation of the over- land maiil have beenl received. The date is Bma The followving is froam tbe .Boalbay Tione~s. I The trinl of ?? Bnlhadoor Shah, the cx-' king of lDelbli, bly thc military comumission app~ointed for that purpose, lhus been thc most interesting event, news of whlich has reaied us from the ...

... ?HB $EA-BORI?E MAILS. POST-OFFICE, LONDON, FRIDAWY. ; . Mnils N~ext )E31A'1lN 1s3. Idespaitchled rfacklet from London. due. SOUJTH-APTON Sr.v1'IoN. (}.y 1)ny Mail.) Lisbon, Spain, nnd Gib- 7th, lth, and April 6. ?? everyt Giibraltar, MValta, Egypt, 4Jth &20th of lih 23. Ceylon, India, &c. ?? S.every month. ?? Penango, .Singapor e, and 4th of every Mrhl. °'3. British C>'oonies inl thle 'eWest ...

... TIlE flIPLOMATIC SERVICE. Lord Mahmesbury lies inaugurated his reign at am the F'oreign-office by thle following important ty's changes: of ],ord A. Loftus, nt present Secretary of ILegation at Bcrlin, will succeed Sir Hamilton Seymour at in Viemna. Sir J. Crampten, at present Minister at Hanover in ?? and late Minister in the United States, will succeed in I t Lord *Vrodehouse at St. ...

... ANTULAR ECLIPSE OF THE SUN, ?? 1.5,1855. ±.d,- FiC0. hi: The following suggestions for the observation of the eclipse ar e not offered as by any means complete, but as presenting grounds for consideration, which L may tend to direct observers in dediding on the . employment Of the means which they may possess: dI; I.-OcSa3A ON iOT ( anl 1.-As the eclipse advances it is desirable to he obtain ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAM3ENT. Oth IMI mr- HOUSE OF PEERS.a WV. MOND)AY, MmAirC 15.] The'Marquis of Clitnri- gi Alh, carde withdrew his notice of a Atntesnent inl which hie ti ot; had intended to call the attention of the House to H. certaiui ma~tters relating tolhiimself. S it. The Marquis of Londonderry asked the Earl of W let, Derby whet her thle letter of the late Lord Chan- se tell, cellor~ of ...

... |LATEST INTELL.IIGENCE,. | ntt FRtANCE.. on Thle Moaiteur' of Thursday publishes thle follow. at ing:- - Ml~alevolence endeavoura to rerate anxiety respect. 'er ing the law on general saiety by mlisrepresenting the 'ed intentions of the lGovernment. The eulpable hopes which followved the attemupt ot the 14th of January, 3n, made it the (luty of the Govermnnent to pyrotect the public safety, ...

... FOfREIGN T&ISCELLANY. I`AiT1iQT-AL AT CO|C ?? fi e0arthqu!-kie baa destroyed 3,0 personds At COrinhtll1a1( dOUC ofnuek (baag o h town. The shocks were still going on1, an e e e eding4y violent. 3 Tihes thes Mo~o/'ie publishes a freish list, filling 3 seperalsolumns, ofein places frof vl' addresses of t Coflthc late~ lsu-bee of sfentvt the remperor. At sheilhea ?? itb ptaeed thitnfrom the Lord ...

... PROM. TUASDAYS.. LONDON: G&ITTE. , WarW$nuAI, MARacH 6. ' The Queen has been 'leased tfo direct letters sa patent to he paqsed unde'r Ahl&'Great s~a1 ~of the& -wi United Kingdom of Greatheitain ?? Ireland BP- th pointing the Rlight .Hbnoslibl 'Edward o, Ellenbollgh, ?? to w.. an o lf missioner for'the alPiirc,' E 'sqi. zfln91 CtU or- a Hon. thedomas Henry Slatton'SatheroriEstore toe bs ?? ...

... | A\TIFICIAL MANURES.-TURNIP GROWING. ter. rn(rom the B conomio.,) hits &'e have nhvrays believed that much money has' foi ; By5 ?? years past een wasted by filimers ill the pur- C lhaseyofwhat are called artificial manures, and wareytre some signs that such an opinion is taking 3t es' way atkong frinlers. The true office of the li-ght tim manuresg-guano and the lilte-is to supplent the ...