... FOREIGN INTELIGENt i. _ ria v :e; FRANCZ re. ed Acco0unts of the state of trade i- Pars Tuesday evening are all satisfaetory At rp b St. Etienne the mecat reatvl At Yllsaa ter orders for the Brazilian and A ctively enga ged3 id ve Mullhausen and Rouen m unnfactrcal ma ikets. st remunerative prices, and at Havre the t nift of iS very active. At Paris, too the Sal. n trade whe commenced several ...

... i, The Times' special correspondent gives details of his journey from Delhi to Simla, and from Umballah L. to Simla. d Mr. Russell, standing before the walls of Delhi, is Is convinced that justice has not been done to the army a which, in the face of sueh disadvantages, wrested it .3 from the grip of the Sepoys. He says- I do not 1 0 think the grandeur of the siege of Delhi has ever a been ...

... ?? -, ~ sUvu, TURKEY. . The official text of the imperial hatt read at the i for-ever-memnorable sitting of the Divan at Constan-I tinule onl the n26bth of August (1.7 Kluharrem 1275), ilie Sultan being present, has been received. The i following is a liberal translation : -I Everybody knows that tise finanoial situation is of vital importance for all effivirs of the country. Fort some time ...

... I LOCAL RITELLIGENOE. l -I1. _1. tu. ia 6STUDA, EVENING C INOEiTS. -These refining til blie anid elevating amusements for the -working classes- will, ire understand, be -resumed. for the sEamon- on ad he- aura evening, the 18th instant. Be ian THE, IHILHARMO0Nro SOCIETy.-The seventh sub- pr edsoription concert is fixedt for this evening (Friday). Eai LdTne' principal vocalists are Madame ...

... n 0 MEMORIAL CHAPEL TO- ke I ~ BISLOP WILSO1NT. I l. Th. - dhnl .4, n A 1 ?? To Ad The new chapel orected at Bishop's Court, Isle of Man, by the Ron., and RightRevi. Bishop Powys, in memory of the -good. service done to t he Church by Bishop Wilson, 'was consecrated for divine service on Thursday. Thie .buildinig was commnenced on the cenitenary df' Bishopi Wilson's death, in Place of the ...

... flr - - - . r1 ?? , T I - . I . .. On Friday, at Messrs. Hastie and Wood's biseuit ] nmiualuactory, Cable-street, in the presence of Conn- ciilors Eeclkwith and Roger Haydock, Mir. M eGowven, Sir. Charlesf WysWilliams, and the smoke lnspector,e Air. W~ignill, there was a practical deonolstration not merely of the possibility or preventing the smoke i nuisance, but of the next to impossibility ...

... RAILWAY DEPARTURES.-S-p To BLACKBURN, Acox Ste, um 6-35 mixed-9.o 110U.RY,, - 5-& 7 30tall On Sundays: 7-30 ax. 2-156-15 90-,i (To Aeerixegton? oy. g ?? ucxnun, AND LFEDS._..65mx,90 *1.0 .1-5 4-j 5.0, ?? A.-olne Sundas 7.Q 2-15 *6.15`~,l73 To ?? andly. A . To LTRAN BxOLxo~, AND FLEETVOOD.-7409.3, 3-x, 11-20 AN. 12-55 830 3.55 Z.26715 mix9d On Sundays: 6-30 8-0 9-5 , 2-35 A,1 2 0 M Class on ...

... IFOREI * The Pad 'orisinondent of. the Gl1obb say% lbt'h u d~e 'MilalwiotYoi hii ina-hiage, will make a wvedding trip to Itay, nd'vaat th jiltof mbssaorto the English court. The .Assgsburg Gaettea saysthcoldigarg- ments of tihe last Paris ~ilonfercrices have beeil iatbided by al te.gocrrOnts, and'. allksfdos to a fact 6Iieady mien- * tioened, 1hat Enagland 1hsd 'proposed to, keep thle ...

... -OHE'rAMESJ'S ARRIVAL AT THE H&LL, Tle 2embers of the corporation entered the hall in their liol roes and took up the -position assigned to them. h.ie Iover of the address tothe Queen, Mr. AlIermai] Stbocrill, sppeared in a court dress. At a quarter to twelve, 0'eeclk, ,,She's here passedrapidly through thehall, and the °,,id of thc I2nd struck up the National Anthenl as the rlu 1 doors of ...

... ce An Eye-witness furnishes to tho Times an Thoir ly, authentic narrative, which will enable the public to h1cie m- form at length an adequate conception of the peril tohe h. which has just been escaped at Portland Prison and who I ng of the ability with which this formidable emergency She s V re- was encountered. calliy, lis I found myself (says the writer) on Saturday, the replie iry 11th ...

... aeasure nearly hait a pint short, 2s. Od. 9i,0 alp h A e -esis The advantages of combination amongst the work- erge ing classes, in promoting their position in the social sey scale, cannot be too highly estimated. This is abundantly evident from the numerous societies eekly originated and carried out by our industrial popula- select tion which are from time to time called into ex- f tho ...

... T The Mon itetr of Wednesday contains an met e official article, under the above hea ding, which taki t-confirms the accounts of the treaty of Tien- thal can YBi sin, given in our own and in other English situ I papers, without adding any new fact, but a go claiming for France and for the Emperor a yea: much greater share in bringing about those pro, results than either of them is at all ...