... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, | -- -the FRANCE. ot inoc The.61niesusr states that the f&il' for t1re inenlil-ra- hoc tion of an equestrian statue of the Emperor, at Der- infl doaus oo lceo Wdesa.The ftfavouired linl by the becauty of the weather, weent off magnificently, dip Almost the whole of the citizens were present; inure 'T'I than 400 mayors of ruryal conmunnes -were aniong thie gill; spectators ...

... TU I Air. Earoy's second lesson, on Friday., was still t more numerously attended, end the additional sub- g seribers included several ladlies. First Mr. Iarey ?? ?? a three-year-old gray fiUy, whichI was t unbroken, but which had nevertheless learned mally, vices front rougo1 tsas0, so th;at it was almnost as bad a subject as (irniser. Although the allnmal ?? not t at first allow itsolt to ...

... ;c, fii-77-,I-:, ItEAh, , ' i (W. 1, IT mft. complaind Ofulbances - cnpandoby inbabitant a ben inpcted end means taken'to renledy 'thein, 919 hosest in: the =a - healhies ditrit, containing 2985 apartment~s Sand 475 cellars, had been put under examination with the view of improving: their sanitacy condition, and 84 lodging hlouses had also bee exmnd An Drported upon. Upwards of 20 s ...

... COURT, &o. her Her Mejesty will hold a Privy Council to-day is (Tuesday), at Windsor Castle, at which three lords- Fe en lieutenants of counties will be sworn in-the Duke thi eat, of Devonshire, Lord Sudeley, and the Earl of Sefton 130 vted -a very unusual circumstance. -ock Her Majesty has received a present of 80 Arabian lu An homes from the Sultan, It is said the stud is to be to' f it ...

... kill A ITNT ON PERSEVERANCE. bit It would seem that there is no living thing so ob- I noxious as not to find admirers. What creatures so the repulsive as rats and spiders ? Yet the London e] Q 2-terly finds some things beautiful and even lovable in the former, and Dr. Asa Fitch, in Harper's o'cl foonthly, labours to show that the latter delicate little objects are worthy of esteem and ...

... - TIM DOCK ;B O D. ; .OAD The Uual wekly oethe eti Tesuleelmetng of th dook bor wa md hedytrasttedc fieRevenue-bnifld. ur THE WRKS OM~r1pEE.our A report was read from the engineer, stating .that 'W -1 damage to the amotunt of £2215 badl been done to the I shed on the east Bide of the Hu dson !Dook by. the I falling of the masts of the James Barnes; and It ap-. I peared from the proceedings of ...

... ANNUAL ' REPORT, The following are the most important portions of it the report'- )OAfter stating at the very onset they were ever- n- wheltned with schemes of projected cotton farms inl LLI all pat of the world, and offers of vast estates, to L of be cultivated with capsital which it was supposed they e- possessed, the committee state that having received ll frons her Majesty's, ...

... Name of Railway. -This Same I ,BelfastandBallymenat 1264 1383 B head, L., &6Cheshire.. 2237 2719 BriFetol and Exeter ?? 1530 6241 Caledonian ?? 12112 12460 Chester and Holyhead.. 4809 5035 Cork and Bandon ?? 330 262 Cork, 33'rock, & Passage.. 203 171 Deeeide ?? 228 193 Dublin & BeIfaust June.. 1277 1254 Dumdee, P., &A. June.. 1015 1039 Dundalk and Enniskillen 368 449 Dublin and Drogheda .. ...

... 3 LORD JOHN MANNERS. ' P 62t TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. 691 Gentlemen,-What on earth could Derby find in 9Lord John Nlanners to make him a member of his 93 administration-& fellow that could write .ucha 72 nice aristocratic song as- a Bs Let trade and commerce, law and learunig die, a 53 But give us back our old nobility? 831 I should Ue to hear him thumping the pio ind I singing ...

... % 7 .. ¥J00 UJ'A . ? ?l l Yesterday forenoon, the annual vestry meeting of Is the ratepayers of the extra-parochial place of Tax- etth-garc was held at the Public Offices, Park-place, at for the purpose of receiving a summary of the ac- go counts of the overseers, for the nomination of a list ha of competent and' substantial householders t6 fill the a office of overoseers of the poor for ...

... PRESENTATION TO THE EVy. R. A. GENT. Yesterday, the presentation of a silver salver and11 Mthe a stum of about £600 (in addition to thle cost of hlis th defence) to the Rev. R. A. Gent, late curate of sir St. Paul's, Prnc' Park, took place at the Comeson ber, Hall, Mackin's Hey, Dale-street. Th1is roons had noful doubt been selected because of its ?? Contiguity to the Exchange, in order to ...

... - - -- lihe FROM OTJR OWN REPORTERS. bee [BY MSAGNETIC TEIEGI,.APH.] lg pie HOUSE 6OF LORDS. of TUESDAY, APRIL 27. me. The Lord Chancellor took his seat uporn the wvool- wte sack at five o'clock.te 'flee anticipation of a debate 1;ipon the Oaths Billsh occasioned a mnuch mr uinru tndceo Va Cers tha n uon oreilr -s~eosatedneo or ?? occasions. Manly maim- Ion of the House of ~.commons were, also ...