... (By Bctsric flI5W STteraOi Tehra EET) OrsIcs, ThnEgP BUILDINGS, NEW STRSt. F RANClE. It is still considered doubtful whebher the authorities -will proceed with the trial of Count Mnotalembert, and it is hoped they will drop the ill-advised proceedings. It is etated in oficial circles, in Paris, that the tricolour lag, hoisted at the gate of the French Ambassador, in London, hsas been removed ...

... E4t groWnus. The Liverpool M3rercury says: We have good authority for stating that the Government intend to make an altera- ?? in the system at present adopted for the collection of the assessed taxes. The sums paid to the Western Bank Call during the past two days amount to £55,000., msaking a total of £E670,000 paid on the £100. ?? Coeur'ant of Saturday. The Freeman's ?? states that Dr. ...

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... piol.ritt pcws. THE SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE COLLIERS AND THElIRl YORKSHIiRE BRETHREN yesterday there returned into Smuth Stafforsietirenmn who had been to Rwllaws5rsh, under a new engagemielit. About is fortnight ago an ?? ed t then frs'om West Journal for 400 collier tog oRwularsh. Tnmnfo Vs Bromwich and three finns Crunodk replied to the advertisement, and found that the hands were wanted for ...

... Oy #IttrDpolls. DEATH OF DR. GiF'AnD.-It is with a sorrow that is not often expressed so sincerely in the columns of a news- paper that we have to announce the death, at Folkestone, in Kent, of Stanley Loes Giffard, Esq. LL.D., of Trinity College, Dublin, and of the Middle Temple, barrister-at- law, but who was better known to statesmen, men of letters, and the public, as having exercised for ...

... P15ffitt Native, WOLVERIHAMPTON. Ssnco.ky TRAIDIascs-At thsc Police Court, en S9aturday last, ho- fere S. Cartwriglil and J. Underhill, EoqIrn. Esnosa Iloltain, ap- peared to answer for lier husband, a bakler-, in mourn~ore Greeni, who woo' charged with exercisteg his- calling, as a peril hatchier 0il Sunday last. The eharge was proved by 55 polic-Olle~r. M1So. Heltam oaid eshe had suffered ...

... (By Blectrsk andi ?? TeissrYP-) OIFIOZ, TEM&PLE BUILDINS. NEGS STREET. c IlUTSIA t A St. Petersburg tolegram of yester.ay announces frost, 0 with heavy snow. a Fln A N C' E, ,000 bales of wool, chiefly Morocco, sold without diffi- c culty last week. The good effect of the decree suspending the slidulg scale in corn is now becoming evident even to the ?? is nowV likely to export n large ...

... The special corrcspondent of the Dines writes a long letter upnei our position in Inldia, froi, which we male the following extracts:- DOVLEE:, IN BUSSIi.UflR, IIasA vAS, Sept. .- san scarcely he expectedl that in my present loc lity I can colect anv very useful or important inforsssation respecting the progress of events in Lower India ; but such intelli pence as I receive tends to confirm ...

... (By Bleztric and Interc5(tiOal Teesgraph.) 02e7li, TEmPLE BtILDlINGS, NeW STREET. FRANCE. The TinzCs Paris correspondent writes that the assent of the Emperor to the prosecution of Count Montalemubert 'was obtained with difficulty, and it is stated was for some tine refused. It is to be regretted that the refusal was nob persisted in. The charges in the indictment are very serious, amounting ...

... if, ouip I'lliscalmill. SPANISH EXPEDITION AGAINST 'THE RIFF PIRATES.- Tile expedition against Rliff is on tho point of starting. It Consists of eight steaml-vessels. No advance wvill be made into the interior, but the coast will be attacked, and all suspaeted ships destroyed.-ilforning Post. The Paris Prease says :- We seem to have returned to the blessed time of miracles. La Salette and the ...

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