... 1 (FROMe OURP OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Mi (The following appeared in our Evening Edition of ?? yesterday] :th PARIS, THusiSDA EvmxctN. ins The Emperor has decided that all France shall toi join in a 2'e Deum at the moment when he and the mil Empress are prostrate before the shrine of St. Anne pa of Auray on August 16. The imperial commando vis are promulgated in the following circular, addressed ...

... I MR.S RAILWAY. I The sixth half-yearly general meeting of the shareholders of this company was held yesterday, at the London Tavetn, Bishopegate-street, in conformity with the terms of the company's deed of settlement; Major-General DuNCAN Siv, the chairman of the board, presided. The report, which has already been published, having been taken as read, The CHAu-.ixAN said be would explain a ...

... IHOW I WENT TO CHERBOURG ?? YEARS AGO. go, the grand-daughter of George the Third is 0 to see YNapoleon at Cherbourg. When her grand father wr' on the throne I went to see his uncle at the same pls ce. It is nearly Half a century since I went to see the first Napoleon at Cherbourg; but I helped t. car him some money. I was a rattling public schoolb: in those days, and carned not a rap what the ...

... THI N. W T? NS TLANTIC i' amkT ST.ATION.I Immikin DEPUTATION TO THE EARL OF DERBY. hki Yesterday afternoon an influential deputation of Tt tothi members of parliament, merchants, shipownersv and others that t interested in the transatlantic tradant also -in the Prs when, prity of the town and harbour of (alaway, waited upon the shall rirat Lord of the Treasury, at his official residence in ...

... HEAZTH OF THE ETAROTOLIS. The weekly return issued by the General Board of Health is prefaced with the following observations: 3 1 From a population of upwards of two millions the new cases of illness for the week ending 24th July are 8,910, while the total mortality, as deduced from the Registrar- Generars return, and appended to the table of sickniess in the present publication, is 1,132. ...

... WRITEOROSS-STBREET PRISOR.--ETB GOvBBRNORis REPORT. . ?? _ In thie bail~y part of the presentyear -a great many complaints were made with regard to the discipline and gene- I ral state of the debtors'. prison in 'Wlitecross-etreet, andI various steps were taken by the Gsqlp Comnwittes, of the Court of Aldermen witlh a `view to ita Imuprovemenut. 'About the same time Mr. Burderwho had bseen ...

... TIHE FOLE asAND TRE SUNDAY FAIR rN SPTTICOATXZAE. I J ?? Yesterday the City and MetropolitanPolice, acting s under special orders, took a first and most decisive step towards putting an end to the Sunday trading in Petticoat- g lane, and judging from the result of their labours it seems P probable, it the magistracy and parochial authorities properly support them, that the grossly iniquitous ...

... SECOND EDITIONO I DAIL Y NEW TS OFFICE, Monday Morning. TEHi BOMBAY MAIL. 'HE TAKING OF GWALIOR. PVROCLAMATION BY LORD CANNING IN OUDE. (FROM &OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) BOMBAY, JULY 5. I believe it can now be said with truth that the rebellion of Central India has been effectually put down. Gwalior is re-occupied,-and the army of the so-called Peshwa cut down and dispersed with the loss of its ...

... PRINCESS'S. Trni EvaRl1G DYING FOR LOVE.-And THE MERCB~i5T OF Y1NIOL r. aad Mrs. . ?? rat hapast 6. OLYM P10. Tnts Elszsafl.LZADING STRINGS. MessrLO. Vinin Cooper, and Addison; Misise Herbert and Wyndham, ?? Biro. Itirling.- 3OOTd AT TH8I SWAN. Mr. F. Rsbsoan.-And A DOUBTFUL VICTORY. Mrs. Stirling.-Conmmence at half-past 7. STRAND. Two Evzsqxrsa. ASMODPIXS. Miss Marie Wilton and Mrs. Leish ...

... TIZE WE4THBR AND EARVEST. SHROPSHI.E..-Harvest this year has come upon us by surprise. The sickle is seldom found so early in the fields as July. Draining and other improvements, baving tendencies to quicken the heaving soils and render them more productive, have brought seed time and harvest much nearer to each other, and this year the season has served to shorten the distance still more. On ...

... ZElbe Mlaitlg jgfto PRINOESq'S. Trni EvRNiva. DYING FOR LOVE.-And THE MEHCHANT OF VENIOS. Mr. and Mrs. 0. Kean.-Opn at balf-poat G. OLYMPIC. TRISn EVBNINO, LEADING STBRING&. Mean. G. Vinlnu, Cooper, Sund Addison; Mlases Herbert and Wyndhamn, ann Mrs. 8tlirn. SOOTrS AT THE SWAN. Mr. F. R-boon.-And A DbOUBTF' VIOTORY. Mmr Stirlng.-CommilonceO thaif-pal t7. STRAND. Tais Ersmitn. ASMODEUS. Mii ...

... BALL A COffMUNIA7IOf WITH WEXPORD. An act empowering a line to be construeted from Bagenaldtuwn to Wexford was obtained four or -ve aessiom; ago, the works in connexion with which have, however, pro- ceeded somewhat tardily. Within the lost few weeks ea ro- position was submitted, on the part of the Dublin and Wick- low lailwsa, for the extension of their line to Ennisoorthr; and at the recent ...