... 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 ?? ...

... . ? -gave% -? I stand thlat a recpqsidtion ils' now'j. ,coursee fpeaain t ,and has rweeved a lie 'I flitetilulumirs.se rquesting Ivi a, ?? thn;y- o ~c ~f j (who, on a recent luoaasio, 'exjrssdhi ?? :so), to call'a public meielsing' ocnie mea ure loste liquor traffic, suggested by the lvernmentO th linc.'t MADAkY. '0ATHERiNE'iYE. Ti .1 eminent mit 'Vocalist has 1eesasnngincameherreci t ...

... I R II PROPOSED NEW ALANTIG TELEGRAPH CABLE. It is agrted on all hands that some effort should be made, so that another year may not pass without a re- newed attempt to lay an electric cable across theAtlantic. That the late cable has bcen a signal failure no one can doubt. Bat we much mistake our national spirit if the disestrous result of the undertaking of the Atlantic Tele- graph Company, ...

... i 'E ?? AT R.DN ~TliVAOAoy-THE:WEST RIDIING. - ., . ; - . i . i .. -, I- . - I. .- . ,. , ?? th'deth ?? Ge'derbLU;he M4, aeatdt6tepeerage, n 'anen~etyI !iooccurs in a 'r?resh io jf WtR iO,,. ssodtiis ?? ?? l onditions Of Of ti mnblssra nustry,. cqourtez y 'adoperalwmilng-; is ness to ssiist in any movement, eith er ~politiciJ, social, driO 0U'. ?? 'atal'clutMt rint'thie H ~ efrei Is ontitnnts~ ...

... i . -- t? ,Aijpp? irI!?-,' ?? . AiivA? wrodadat Nou - ?, , - - ?? ?? ?? - ?? - ?? - a . ?- - 7 -1777 ; ?? - , ?; ? . I I J. . - I ?, 11 a ?? ?? y .: THI CJBD; B.-Th ;blood-stained rcudgel found near the.body of the murdered man has been ' identified as beldoging to a'man of the -nniae of 'Villiam i K: King, a cellier at Kielhill, who had absconded Since the Y. MIDLD.RA.LW.AY-T-heO ...

... TH 'E UCHO1LT N. W O MANAGE- ?? ItN T. - :l ?? ?? a: -iffl, I , i ' a he official inquiry into, the matters: relating-to the go. yernor, of t he. Choriton Union-.Workhouse, -chiedy t e. J.,, ,harge 'of having upon' the, book a laiger numuber of persons r.than were' in' the 'hiousie,-'wss reslu med'on'1 Wednesday;- 3,at he iflicce; Grosveanor Squiaei befori3-' .MrTsahIWaring, I 1' poor-law ...

... SHOCKING DEATH OF A PERSON UNKNOWN AT CAASDIF)?. .. an - . . - . ss. . .- - ._ - - .- - The of a&C,, I., L X J~.ten, The Stair of Mvent has a lengthy account of the death of but a young man unknown, but sup osed to be an officer of a VthI ship, who fell into the Bnte Dooks and was drowned. At . theinquest one of the witnesses, named William Pinner m gave a very graphic account of the accident. ...

... t, I . , I. - 1- - . ?? - , 0, S.., - -qlh.prajtar,&aua l! -1;u ietra aftonenoo'ji tl~ l'Iai~g4 sti6bf Xlr1 ; .ing-sreetidK^&'D Z Rev QoM1iStb ti1qoE k ?? bD~t~ie~f~ *; f and recor t+of tpjmCelsea; fPtlreW Dbetev,. Additon ?? 4 ar. i epqatei;'the'Rev. Dr~i Keiis, teV QV Darbj;' fl Xi ?? ifii OpDnni~ei'rtOo~ ;i m; , eoeqhigis; sadta'a '''i $ crti~ew zsamghty 1 .'epheavilt going ?? tht ' ...

... MANQCESTER LANW ASSOIA&TI02f. Nora Olw hn ..f, wA n.-r . A-.. at este Law; Association D. ?? n Tuedi, t he Quee:ns Hol,' piccdly e, TmeroT. P4 dmI11igupe8' t X~hethM 'as' haMdM. Tf Bake the a p u red. the xi. b theH Isinoe Tnd'fr awee, d and'te an h thcet ni-;'udes, towhich IMr-IF RAN'C-IS B-O~sr~rsoddi 76e anc able speech._T e i r t st, enet in 'of bodies'th eveningofid' II6'~ haui 'th ...

... %SRVENYEARS 'O DOMESTIC MISERY, I . - . .. .. . At the Worship-streeBtPolice 'Court, London; on Saturi-,. day,~ Henry..ay, a thick-set, morted-feetvurediui~nj 27 years of age, was charged before Mr., BIamnil with assaulting his B wife, Mary Ann Jay.w-The !comnplainant,- whose general appearance' cldearly'dnoe anxiety :and. privation,we accomapanied by a pretty little girl and, an- eldrya ...

... THE NUNEATON. RAILWAY ACCIDEN'T In the Court of Queen's Bench, on Saturday, the suit of Millar v. the London and. North-Western Railway Comr- - Co0 pany was proceeded with. It appeared from-the plaintiff's Forei wase that she .brought this action on behalf of herself and bette: infant daughter to recover compensation for the death of weak 1her husband, formerly a Presbyterian minister, ...