... FRANCE. FPARIS,, Sa1day.-The French journals have I I become more warlike, and war is popular, except among the commercial classes. The division under General ?? is said to be destined a for the Adriatic. The question of the Regency a is agitated. Prince Jerome or the Empress are spoken of. Stagnation of affairs continues. Wheat advancing in all the markets, except a Orleans. Appearance of ...

... MR BAXTER M.P., AT ARBEROATH. Mr W. E. Baxter, M4.P. for the Montrose district of burghs, commenced on Wednesday to solicit a renewal of the confidence of his constituents, by ad- dressing a large meeting ot electors and non-electors in the Corn Exehunge, Arbroath. Mr BAXTER ovai well received. He characterised the Government Reform Bill as a retrogressive mea- sure, and defended the course ...

... Aberdeen ?? lo R Milnes1addIngtoa.J. FihO. Do. , 8c J. Smnith. ' Do. ?? SIaio. Do. Wyltie&Sou.!Jawiok _ R. Blaci. Aberlshy d._r F. Litehell. Do. ?? DalgliiUb h~oa . J Lotlua. Inveresk _J. Gordon Do. -S. N. Morison. 1naverlkeitlg ..h-S3 Causbe Do. - Wingate. Jedburgh ?? & W. Es . Arbroath .-James Smith. Do. .-T. Small. Do. __G. Sutherland. Xelso- - Jarnes Lavnt Auchtererder.Xr Lawrence. Do. . ...

... J2-- ?? (5fural ?Iltflfiyllm fi THe Ist Beitalion of the 15th Foot is to proceed to a the Channel Islands-six companies to Jersey, and al four to Alderney. All the artillery in the barracks st at Sheerness are to go to the Channel Islands. h TuE salories of the Roman Catholic bishops and it chaplains in India are to lie increased. TheaGovernor- d General has determined that there shall be a ...

... A Paris correspondent, writes on Saturday that the officers of a division of the army of Paris were summoned on Friday to the quarters of their re- spective colonels, and informed that they were to hold themselves in readiness to march, as the division was to for^t part of the army abont to enter on a campaign. The Governmeni have in- quired as to how many men could be trbasporte| lper day by ...

... I I . iWL.L GLASGOW ELECTION-Mite J; -A. C:L-MPBELL, r . Iaoil. 1.7A 7- 11 tOIA..{L A . ?? - A ?? , To tite editor of the Glasgoqv Berl-ad., Sli,-Thre Government of the Queen are about to dissolve Parliament and appeal to the *lectoral body, on the broad ihsue of how far they are prepared to-support Parliatitentary Governruent, in accordance u ith those great party lines, 02 which foundation ...

... of FRANCE. in (From the Times' Correspondence.) aed - Saturday, April 9. ite If all the Governments were resolved to treat the Italiane 1li- question in a spirit of good faith and moderation, and with ity a serious anxiety to avoid war, it would not be difficult to' Ite find a solution honourable to all parties and satisfying all le- .ng gitimate requrements. An attempt in that sense is now ...

... DTSSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT. Lr THE battle of Reform is, after all, to be fought in the a e constituencies. Three parties are to go to the hustings, E h each with its bill in its hand; and the Constitution is P 3- to be subjected to that process which even Mr Roebuck s e so strongly deprecates, of being scrambled for at a IL O general election. It is difficult to see what party can d gain by ...

... (Froii tho Timrs.) Austria has 200,000 xucn either upon the Ticino or withhx WIy such a distance that they can be placed upon the banks of vo~l -that frontier within the three days of grace fixed in the Hil imperative demand ef the Austrian General. Sardinia coc prc coi`th poite bank with a force which coul nlot, of probably, delay for one day its own destruction by thlat bG,, gigantic enemy. ...

... r, BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. [REUTER'S TELEGRAM.] PARIS, Monday Evening.-The Pays of thisevening states that, if the information it has received be correct, the difficulties s which obstructed the Congress are definitively removed. The Powers are said to have agreed opon the condition under which they will disarm simultaneously, and thereupon Austria had I given her adhesion to the Congress, ...

... * CANNIBALISM IN TYlE SOUTH SEAS. ?? h .R 13.1 . as-.- A ?? _ ..1-o TI1he Chinese passanger:of the St.Pawil who was rescued by the steamer Styx, antt.rrived, oal Tuesday, has, furnisaled-us wivthu tbe'followng account' of a masacre of the 'Chinese .passengers by the St. .Paul, 'wreaketd at Rossel Island:- ITle ship went.on.shore during the- night,,and when she struck the passeugers1 all ...

... A tEN~UINE CLA IA'-IEAT LI :t'S TO I ala_ _ - I M l - ., woV notleced. briefly in thle k-aeld of vestler'ieV hat Licj t COlonll, Xlexander Nl'acleali, who f~d c.t Mfllprt, i h isadofCribrac, on the 17th curt., hsabequeathed his foirt~unyc alyoiunting, it -is believed, to felly £-0,00 fof' ed,- cational:1 pairloses, ?? in favour of boys of his ownl niame. As thle last 'Will arni Testainc`nt ...