... FRAN C E. THE PAnIs CONFERxcrs.-The following is stated in a continental paper to be an accurate account of what took place in the first three sittings of the Paris Conferences :-The first sitting was altogether devoted to the necessary formalities. In the second, the question of the reorganisation of the Danubian Principalities was at once taken up. The discussion was opened by the French ...

... TlES VICTORIA CROSS. (From the Londzon Gazette of June 4.) WAR-OFFICE, JuNE . The Queen has been graciously pleased to signiiy her iateati o to confer the Decoration of the Victoria Cross on tile urderrmeo tioned officers and non.commissioned officers oa her Mejesty's Army, who have been recommended to her Majesty for that Decoaeisli in accordance with the rules laid down in her Majesty's ...

... FRANC]L i , 1 (FROM or OWrt 001 a om r.). . [-h follow~ng appeared in.a o- -VesinEdo'l I The ?? ofU o Consultimm, by .virtne; of- which iises gad officer, of the- rown, knights grand croems of the legion of honour, Prefich s-VbadsdM Bsenatisa.d councillorsa Of itate are t: enoy' thet priilege of bing tried for crim e and se neo by uasp cial tribunal, called a High Cotof J'fse, inte cf by jury ...

... 3I ~TH UNITED 8TATE , i - - : - ' ¢wYORKS COMB 9.- New Orleans-has during the last week been the scene of. bvent;_omoewb.waenmb hese mhih took place in San Franeisco two years ago. tA viA i lance committee Tpr el dly and: Wedneosay. tookpoaseeson kitiheoralr and Ad &te aran - ;-ere ar d conbirtl candidates for public offices; they will 'ot go to the poll and vote; they will not serve on juries ...

... SCOTCH UNlV'Bl.SITY BILL AS IT AFEECTiS I I ~~ABERDEEBN.; (From the dlberdeen Herald) The second reading of the Aberdeen Universities Lo Bill has been postponed from Monday till Friday next, So str wel that ere a week is over the fate ot our double college will be no sealed. If the Lord Advocate's Bill is carried, with its fusion clauses, Marischal College, as a school of arts, is extin-V ...

... ?? ~ FB NCE. i - I AON OUR OWN CO3&ESPONflISNT) fafollowing appeared in our Evening Edition of PtoRdsYJ PARIS, TUESDAY EvENING. The Paris papers, of all shades of polities, can ee within decent bounds the indigna. ley feel at the dragooning circular of prefectof the SaWne and Loire touching the pital lands, which I sent you yesterday. The blic5n Sicle, which has shown itself favour- to the ...

... GENERAL WINDHAMli TO THEDITOR OP THE DIMMY. =Ws. : ,1.-A letter appear, in your impepiOD td Tuesday lack aned I Goolunded, whicb, in maaui* tativo mainer~ pronounces judgmeat upnthel zceah*d General Wiadan,, lwhen in comcand of tb Qtlp s lt Oaweipope din mber and Deoom1r E:: -ortea* f that ot offiexs r , yoer dW ,Iniihe at ofhis ...

... l.LOMBA1iDY. i- ?? ?? _ ?? I CoM Al SPRO1U eonnMsQ iD3nt. The, prepent attitude of Lombardy is. fresrve&and atrangewhitst Venice, an the oontlmyi is Vivaos and hopeful. Nobody can give ai etplanion ti this inversion of their 6rdin dispositis B whoever lo oeledy it thie matter Will-read ini it another evidenoe of ftht lofty logic of Mite whih by ithe ?? of eventii - neverneied. lan ha not now ...

... I, AE~ mUBN AID C 4SC1OOL&., Amongat-th u aties ooi i the commerce, and supported by jhe trading 1nse*st, othe oitrof London te schools for the orpan'ad ueitons chli drenf ef r and whethe re antititi to ahigh place., The orinofttsstutoI ?? rapid success, a o rdina y ?? isb £' means an unciomon i tes for men wbo have tiel large fortimeeinmronc ppito h ?? a thrivingbuiestodvtsoeoteispetman ?? to ...

... TIlE LONVOIV GAETrE OF TUESDA Y, JUNE 1. CROWN-OFFICE, MAY 26. MIEMBER REiTURtNED TO SERVE IN THE PRIUCSENT PAR- LOAMSEN C. City of limerick. .Tamses SPa;.ght, of George-street, in the city of Limerick, Esq , in tfae roolin of George Gavin, Esq., whose election bas lieen declared void. LOPJD CHAMBERLAIN'S-OFFICE, MaIY 31. The name of the Baron (le Bliss was inadvertently in- serted in the list ...

... STEA3M BETWEEN GALWAY AND NEW YORK. The Indian Empire arrived in the roads, off Galway, at three o'clock on Wednesday. She went IV! ito l ...

... JULY ANNIVERSARIES, The Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland has issued the following- address:- TO THTE ORANGEIENt OF Brethren-The Grand Lodge of Ireland takes occaioll, at this half-yearly meeting, to consider the request made to it from various quarters, that it should address the brethren at large on the sub- ject of the commemoration of the 12th of July. The Grand Lodge most heartily ...