... (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 ...

... ANDEL1SONSTOVN TOTAL ABSTIN ENCE SOCIETY. (c o 31 f U N I C A T r D .) WlVI are glad to learn that a Total Abstinence Society ?? been coinmmuced il teie above village. In these d(ys1 Ib wheii (tlrtiiikeiliiss is doinlg its deadly work, spreading misery and woo in many a onco lhappy dwelling, weo hail with joy the persevering efforts of oiir temperance friend,)(s who conic forward and exert ...

... CHRRCH EXTENSION IN LONDON. .1 On .the occasion. of the building and endowing t41, to new church of St. Paul's, Stepney, by Mr. W. ~Cotton, the qc. London Diocesan Church Building Society, at a most nume- at rously attended meeting on, the 5th isat, presented to him, the following address, which was read by the Bishop- of' London: dtt The.Committee of the London Diocesan Church Build-o es ?? ...

... The clergy of the Arclidoacoury of Ely have hieit a meeting b totake into consideration the question of church-rates, It P seemed generally to be regarded that the ultimate aim of the v churcih-rate abolitionists is the overthrow of the Church; there was a strong disposition, however, to make concessions a for peace sake; but there were not wanting those who held P that if the agitation were ...

... it th LADIES' DRESSES. was i We have received the following, which is neatly The I written in a lady's hand :- poor TO TIHE EDITORS Or THEi LIVERPOOL MERCURY. 0051k Gentlemen,-Unaccustomed as we are to publicity, Se we feel it our duty to .take notice of the attacks FOIRI that have lately appeared in your paper upon the Ass_ articles of ladies' dress, crinoline, &c. For our part, Sen we think ...

... I TTHE COLLEGE HISTORICALSOCITY. of The opening meeting for the session fi8-9 of the Colt. l ege1liistoricail Socisty was held last night in. tie Dining-I )r. ball of TrinitylCollege. There was an unusaallg crowded bt attendance of profeosional men and stuBeuts. Suitable to Preparations were made by the committee for the oc- a casion. A large platforat richly csrpeted was erected, ath and ...

... (By BridisA and Irish Magnetic Tclegraph.) FRtANCE. Two of the Paris journals publish some severe remarks on the present attitude of the priesthood in France. The Jorrrnal des Ddbast remarks that the present Government has exhausted the whole list of concessions, whereas the clergy is only beginning to feel its appetite getting into proper order. Ons has finished its campaign, but the other is ...

... 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 ...

... Crt FRANCE. o iodyt no The Franch Cutwent to Compiiguone Mna t no the pleasures of the obese. A. report was published in England that the Emperor intended to put a atop to the free emigration scheme so far as the importation of African labourers is concerned. Tbe Pays and the utrie deolare the statement to be totally unfounded. General do Sallee, one of the French commsnders in the Crimea, has ...

... THiE ROY.4 L COMMIi,31SIO -VX ARIMYI STORES A ND CLOTHIEV. ! Licutenant-Colonel Wilmot, of the Royal Artillery, and Colonel-Superintenderit of thoE Royal Gun Factcry, was cellel, and described the nature and duties of that depart- e monit of the Arsenal. le said: At the breaking out of t1ithe, war with Russia the Arssn.1 wss in a very dcpressed ejstate as regards the power of producing war ...

... Under this title a correspondent from Plymouth gives soine account of the Russian acquisitions in China, re. ferred to by our Paris correspondent some weeks ago In the abstract of the new treaty framed by General MouraTieff with the Chinese Government, and copied from an American paper, it is stated that the new fron- tier line between Russia and China is to be the 48th parallel of latitude ...

... TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. GeNTLEtlN,-Permit me, through the medium I of your columns, to correct an error in the public mind t respecting the quantity of the poisoned lozenges made in this case. a From the quantity of arsenic found by analysis in each lozenge, and other circumstances given in evidence, not smore than about forty-one pounds were made. It will be satisfactory to the ...