... CORRESPONDENCGE. THE, EMPEROR'S SPEECH. [TO THE EDITOR.] Sir,-Your unusually brief observation on the recent speech of the Emperor of the Frenchi confined indeed to the single word satisfactory, raisess doubtwhetberin faetyonreditorial mind is quite in that state of satisfaction which the word sbould imply. Permit me to examine the grounds on which 'it rests. Of course with you, as with ...

... Lisfenioil % ii tO ; a LU1 - o wa1 ISiOUillQ out a stream of titll. Jeri rd ?? islw-p to the pero next him, ` She'll be coughill SO-lt, t IIl tihtl ei CaI strike in. Sooi aflter Sir lions l Rivers took orders, lie wvas told bv a frititd ?? ie otlid ustldolibtedil become a bishop. 'i ldeedo, siil sir I o11ite ?? so ? -i ;ecause rivets invariably go 1' tIh. sd e ,. Two caite-dl to g friends ...

... BARNSTAPLE. (CONcTINTUED FROM OUR SEVERTIi PAGE.) Thomas Stevens and Charles Jones have been I remanded upon the charge of stealing some things from the t larder of Mrs. Eingdon, of High-street, Barustaple. i BIDEFORD. The Bideford Market on Tuesday was thinly attended. In corn tbe business was of a retail character, and but few sales were effected. On Sunday evening some mischievous persons ...

... Oueon Victoria opened the session of 1859 in person on Thursday. The westher was clear and cold. Crowds lined the route from Buckingham Palace to St. Stephen's, and her Majesty was everywhere received with acclamations. At shortly after twelve o'clock, the Peeresses and those who were so fortunate as to secure seats in the galleries, M began to assemble in the House of Lords; and by half-past ...

... A bad cook may be said to make aregalgr hash of everything ixcept mutton. If yot were at the North Pole freezing, what animal would you wish to be? A little .'otter. An American editor says that when he was in prison for libelling a justice of the peace, he was requested by the jailor to give the prison a patW A short man became attached toa very tall woman, and somebody laid that he had ...

... ICORRESPON DENCE. tTHE MORRIS I EMOlIAL. , Mr. Editor,-In reply to IISouth Hammer, in juastification e of the large majority, who in committee voted against the:-. n stitne, the model of which was before them, and in - justification also of the, predilections of the inhabitants of I, Hatberleigh, allow me to say that the latter are more proud ,. by far, as they have reason to be, of their ...

... EXETER LICENSSED VICTUALLERS' I SOCIETY AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. OVW.Xi11 IAnJJ DIINVJv.r 41JNX iJ.NOL *Ivy. TESTIMONIAL TO JOSEPH HARDING, ESQ., THE HONORARY SECRETARY. On Wednesday evening last the members met at Mr. Langdon'e, Bull Inn, Exeter, for the purpose of presenting the above mentioned gentleman with a suitable testimonial, for his zealous exertions in forming their Society, ten ...

... 0. S It The weather haa beeNSTAFeinlE. changeabbein the, i ne asghbomurhood'of Barnataplib Therebhave toen55averal5bolsterous In f!storms ofwind, rain, and hail, which have been interspersed with Ai gleames of sunshinel. On Monday morning th~e coountry for miles b , iaround Borral was completely covered with hail; but a genial a 5son soon brought batik the erneitild to the fields., s Parir ...

... Jr BARNSTAPLE. w LAUNCH,-Of Saturday morningaprettily-motlelled tl schooner was most suaceasfully launched from Mr. William it Westaeott's yard. She is intended for the fruit trade. P The scheme for the erqction of Baths and Wash- t houses in Barnstaple has met. a warm response. The whole of the shares have been taken, and the works will be com. menced forthwith. . a Mr. J. B. Go3ugb, w hose ...

... ISUUilt vitVI-IN. DOWN TnAINS. SUNDAY TRAINS. 1&2 123; 1*212.31wtr I k2,2l? I&2i2 . 2212 3I 2.21&2 23 12S FON nox 1J&2 c f111 I ealsoI k 2 Cne6 latss cia2 .r. A 1 M. E M, P.Mrsr Xis.l. , x. MAM. ?? P.M. Exeter ?? 13t0 712 102i0 S e3J St Thonas 7 1053 248 . . ?? 4 8, B38 ?? 71b0 13.3 B38 Somlarterot . 7 24 j.i j257. .. 3 71 724 .. 400 Strc ,.,34 74I3 2I 7- 'I2 447 7' 012 7341310 .. o. e taj 4 ...

... Tle he Pajncess Cibtilde Napoleon is to be the titlb& esof the young ]riocs. I Prescott, the historian, died suddenly at New York, for en tiles 28th, ag~ed sixty-three. It is reporled that some leading ]Roman Catholics. y or of wealth have an initoretit inl the Meroing 81ae map. The rnan-of.;var Orion, supposedl to have been it. lost, aevivod at Bore-haven on thle 14th. All well on lisard.' ...

... TEIGNMOUTH. S SBIP Luttctu.-On Monday evnsing the brigantine, E Afieman, belonging to Mr. Beater, of thistown,waslaunhed from the patent slip of Mr. Maetsfield, abip-builder. On Tuesday last a valuable dog, the property of Mr. E. a Parker, brewer of this town, was maliciously shot by some evil o disposed person. A reward of 209. will be given to any party e giving information that will lead to ...