... LONDON, APIUL 10. His Excellency the Count dle Persigny left the ° Fredlll Embassy on Tlhurstlay oveninlg for Paris. The iP Dulike of Malakhoff is expected to arrive in London I ( to enter on his diplomatic dluties on Mollday.-Tiim~es. |5 TrIE LAMARTINIE SUBwS.RlPTION.-In at letter to the! Conrfstittionnel, dated Florence, April 3, Lord Nor- maurby hlas requested that his name be put down for ...

... I t :, ,. _S ' FOI.LEICINT INTELLIGENCE. liel FRANCE. to (F rom the Glolee's Crrcspiarlence.) li P~ariq, Tiesdiay EVelum.g, ']l~~en~zrsl]].l~y i~een cyifl~l;>ly1):IS~e(I rlolilltl t,) ?? J4lS, l '[he wordl lasi been ev'idenltly I oolt ittei i the ?? mijill Of F'raice thle neev ?? of HE-elalld Jo FCez~ing Oil the ?? of i'eriro aold electinlg: a (dilraltsr in th!e 1 straits of B he-liiatnde. ...

... I , tv,- lhrm th Titel..t Pl+- A ,*I rla % (Froin.the Times' City Article.) Tlie attempt of tle G(overnnient to obstruct inquiry into i? e the conduct of the directors of the Western Bank of Scotland e does not seemn certain of success. Although, owing to the . extent of the aristocratic, Parliamentary, and moneyved in- s fhlwlnce brought to bear to insure that the ineasuro meted to a the ...

... As. . A s mu .- - - a s T .-t . ?? SA% * The. returns moved for by Mr. Dunlop have at length beeld I DC prnlnted. They embrace returns of the number of cases in each I tV of tie burghs of Scotland, having a population exceeding 5000, I Is dulring each of the last six years, endig the 31st day of Way in t each year respectively;* of porsons takeni to the Police Office for e protection, in ...

... A I A 1 -_ v A - _ _ 1 _ I _ I _ , on A shocking case of sudden death of an old and well-known eccentric character of the town of Greenwich-Mliss Maria *dSiter, of Blissett Street-was discovered on the afternoon of Monday week. It appears that the unfortunate lady, who of possessed ample means of living comfortably, had given way of late years to so many eccentricities that two of her rela- Y ...

... THE FORBES MACKENZIE ACr AND BILLETING. * (From the Scotsman.) F. DIEPUTATION TO THiE LORD ADVOCATE; tr. ,1 On Wednesday afternoon a deputation from the Scottish tel e Licensed Victuallers' Association, consisting of Mr. William tri s Gillies, chairman; Mr. J. Campbell, one of the directors * da Mr. W. Leitch, law-agent of the association, all of llasgow* da Y and Mr. William Kerr, Edinburgh; ...

... - .- - _- . . )e- (From the Carnarvon Herald.) on The following is a copy of a letter received from the Mess ,so Sergeant of the 2d European Bengal Fusiliers. It is rather ns out of date, but will show the exasperation of our brave men at ve at the sight of the unheard-of cruelties perpetrated:- ad 11Subathoo, Dec. 21, 1857. on My beloved Father and Mother,- . . . . . Our ed regiment was one ...

... (From Major Chambre's Recollections of West Indian Life.) IN I was once at Montego Bay when a fine slaver was brought max in by one of our cruisers, with a numerous cargo of slaves, MiE the greater part of whom were boys and girls. They occupied lle 'less space on board than adults, and, consequently, a greater lies, of r number might be taken in the same vessel to the Cuba mar- in ket, where ...

... GREENOCK AND COAST NEWS 1li7-n ?? kAvd-tn- MS ?? (From ?? Advertiser of Yesterday.) THE GACLE AT THlE COAST.-The strong easterly gales of -last week caused such interruption to steamboat trafic-vithc the out-ports as to create serious apprehensions for the safety ¼ of some of the vessdis. The Islay, which was due on Wed-i mesday, did not arrive here until four o'clock on Saturday- morning, ...

... LORD AfAL'NI.ISBIJP.Y'8 APP.OINTMENTS. L ?? ] . WiXCJL'i._Mijsit'JWL IJ -l S. tIJLN ±ierLjiN LO. Since the ?? of the remnoval of Lord Ilowden fromi the post of Ainister at Madrid -was loown in that eanpitl 1 hardly a day has passeil nthout hninng letters from Spalliards of every party, e ;cepting thlat ;. loch expects to he 'pceially benefited by the ltans, namely thie .(:'arhists. These ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-MONDAY, APrIL 12. The SPEi.NEu. took the chair at 3.i5. Mr. STUART WORTLEY took the oaths and his seat for the county of Bute. The Right Hon. Gentleman was re-elected at the general election, but he had been prevented by ill- health from taking his seat. Mr. ASPINALL TURNER presented a petition from the Chamber of Commerce of Manchester, suggesting a variety of changes ill the ...

... COMPETITION FOR STALLIONS, &c.-On Wednesday a a show of draught stallions, mares, and yearling fillies i was held in Messrs. Sloan's yard, White Saiids, Durm- f fries, for premiums offered by the Highland and A gri- I cultural Society, in conjunction with the Union So- a ciety. The competition was fixed for too late a period f of the season, and on that account there was not such a a numerous ...