... KICE ITNTf |1ONfEY qRALIFIRA-ION FOR TFI T1e T &Sotsierir a :leidhn j irtlele *hiehstrikes ,new-a d. nio ',uni ?? on the mcotstiie- .epntl.6r the fr~ahellse bya ;moneg iest.i 'The follow' s tatiatka fries 'hnig IPg oxtradt wvlt B616 06' sttsillefrndsa thinkin'ig [ind .,.for f~'ther'artic~uildrtthcy'iay tefer to the iaj dmir'~ablec haphoritles frienti osied in th~e grgumr n: i ~t~ ?? or ...

... lBY ELECTrIC AND MAUDONETC TRLEORAPHR; The ship Norfolk arrived at Falmouth yesterday in 74 days from Melbourne. She would land lanaid Yesterday, being the anniversary of her Maj esty wedding, was celebrated at Windsor Castle by a grand concert in set. George's Hell. It is reported on the continent that the Eperror of the French has in some way oroer oherledged himsself to~h E th Eng lsh ...

... THE FRENCH EMPiR'S I SPEECH, .1 ?? J14apoUeon's acoress to nis uhamters is a signal illustration, not of his bellicose and aggressive humour, nor (in any sensible per- ?? eyes) of his peace-loving wisdom, but of the utter untrustworthiness which is at least as marked a trait in his character as either of the other two. To place the slightest con- fidence in the ?? utterances of the Imperial ...

... Mr. Abel Smith, the banker, is dead. t] im Last year thero were 1,721,903 cwts. of potatoes c. mpo~rted into the United Kingdom. s he colonelcy of the 31st foot is vacant by the I death of Geneial Sir A. Leith. h Wthy is a clergyman's grey mare like the Queen?- a Because she is guided by the minister. Si Mr. Samuel Lucas has declined to accept the dis. c tributorship of stahips at Derby, to ...

... LATEST AND TWLEG1APHIC NEWS. t FRANCE. e PARIS, TUESDAY EviNaNor. SPE9FCH oF C!OUVXT DE MORNY. The event of the day is the following speech made t by the Count de Morny to the Corps ,e6gislatif: I Messieurs,-I had intended to speak to you of yourselves: I had prepared a statistical table of your labours during the time that I have had the .shoour to be your president. I had at heart to t ...

... ELECTIQN FOR THE WEST RIDING. I L . . . .. . . The largest constituency in the Uuited Kingdom has this week been called upon to elect a representative. The great electoral prize, has been conferred upon Sir John W. Ramsden, a young Yorkshire baronet, who has sat in parliament for seven years for the borough of Taunton and Hythe respectively, and who filled with credit a subordi- nate post in ...

... The quarterly meeting of the Town Council was bold on Thursday last. The following members were present.- His Worship the Mayor; Aldermen Hoole, Boyle, P11- kiugton, Thwaites, itailton, Polding, and Rutherford; Councillors Clough, Harrison, Stones, Bullough, Shackle- ton, Arthur, Duxbury, Hirst, Briggs, Boardman, Con- stantine, Turnbull, Smith, Tattersall , Ashburn, Belton, Wilding, Baron, ...

... ATEST NEWS. V Ne Di News rimars tht it is sifoaat of' the complite distrust with which th policy of the French governmenl!despite ita grand Vpofes- sions-5 0 universallyregarded, thatidmsiaons have arisen upon the probability of the eansur tof the Prvese proving the first of a series of oial ma festationS tending to calm the public mind, and to smooth the way to a loam. It is rmmoured thaMh. ...

... ?? AND, - ? ? , ?? .1 ?? ?? C ?,-t ? &- ? iii6i& ? ?? , , 11 .? ? .- - , - .- . . il 0*444 or .a aru ?? bi-bm nay,.w so.., zr. -pi -i -j 'L -'IJ¶Y' .~ s~~ emnl oipah a lty. -It e eseo the I ' ?? tf,'K~ Udezarman es y to pet tlon pl- of 4'1140 a Klmeasre otpa iAteaTY ,reform, In, e ebraohlg the followng ?? exen of the to ste, w&ii sshae give the frauchise at least a majoi th . ?? of tISOSO ?? ...

... TnE MARu ETs Comum1TTBE.-We understand that it is the intention of Mr. R. Gladstone to propose that in future reporters be admitted to the meetings of this committee. a The school ship Conway, in charge of Mr. Paul, assistant-master at Devenport dockyard, and in tow N of the steamship Virago, Commander Dunn, left Plymouth on Saturday morninz for Liverpool. mDEN DEATII,-lMiohael iolbering, a ...

... HALUB POmUIa LEX SUPREt& The House of Lords sat for half an hour oily last night. Earl Grey oonsented to postpone for a fortnight his motion respecting the lonian Islands, on the Earl of Derby un- dertaking that in the meantime no act of the Iobian Parliament should be ratified until their lordships had had an opportunity of ex- Pressing their opinions regarding it. The sitting of the House ...

... The navigation of the river Mersey continues in a most satisfactory state, both as regardn the sea channels leading to the port of Liverpool and those of the upper estuary, between Liverpool, Runcorn, Frodshain, ard Warrington. The survey of the northern channels made during the summer Qf 1858 by Lieutenant Murray T. Parks, lt.N., the talented marine surveyor of the port, exhibits a ...