... '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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... S OUTHAMPTON, SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 31859. The Peninsular and Oriental Comipany's new screw steam-ship -Malabar arrived on Sunday from the Clyde, and, departed on Thursday with the Bombay mail. ?? was built at Dumnbarton by Messrs. Denny, and is of' 1080 tons, and le0-horse power. On her sage from ?? -she averaged 12 knots ou.She is Inder the comimand tnDu. ae' She took out to Alexandria (for ?? ...

... D]:VONPORT. ?? lV.NIVI. The Lord Paglan, convict ship, left the Sound on Friday; last for Western Australia, with 270 male convicts '1he Avon, steam-tender, Master-Commanding Palmer, returned from the Westward on Friday evening, the FabnontA., lighter, which she was sent to assist, having sailed from Mount's Bay before the Avoit arrived there. The Valorouns, 16, paddle, Captain W. C. Aldham, ...

... Lew A supplement to the London Gazettei of Fridav- )er- last (the 5th instant) contains despatches ?? for to Lord Pannrure by Major. General Van Straubenzee, 'ds. c.n., commanding hler Majesty's land forces in China, Igo detailing the mnovemnents leading to the capture of uls- Canton. General Straubenzee, after giving these ad- particulars, concludes as follows * the It becoines my pleasing ...

... X ISTBICT NxE-WS. (ooNmurm~.) SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1568. ; , CHICHESTER. The Twenty-first Annual Report of the Chichester . Infant Schotil hts just been published, by wich it appears thba no less than 1,842 children, whose ages range fromrtwo to six years, have been adtnitted ,sinee the ihool was established in 1837; and the! average at dance has been 131. In the systen of ,. ...

... SUSSEX, . SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1858. CHICHESTER CATHEDRAL. The following are the Services and Anthems appointed for to-morrow (the Fourth Sunday in Lsent) and during the ensuing wveek:- Sunday. -Morning Service. -Bennett in E; Sanctuas, Kyrie, and breed, Wesley in E. Evening Service.-Dewe in C; Anthem, Praise the Lord, Monday. -Morning.-Hear, 0 Lord, King. Evemng.- ejoice in the Lord, ...

... ISLE OF WIGHT, , ISATURDAY, MARCH 13, 185S. if NEWPORT. iei An election of a member of the Town Council for :f fhe North MWard, in the room of John Henry Hearn, of sq., resigned, took place on Tuesday last, when the d onor fell upon Mr. Richard Pittis, grocer, of the Higlh-street. There was no opposition in fact. This se vard is so strongly imbued with conservative d priciples, that any offer ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMET. HOUS~E or COMMONS. FRIDAY, MAu.cit 12.] Vrarious membe rs of~ the new Governmuent took the~ oaths and their seats on' re- election1. THE AFFAIR 'W~stH FRA~tcr..-'Mr. Disraeli stated that a1 despatchb had just been received from the French Ambailssadlor, from which hie rejoiced to be en-, abled to announc e, itesovotb painfal. misconcep- tions that had Frc som.e time ...