... A VOICE FROM THE TUILERIES. At last the oracle has spoken. The poli- tical quidnuncs who live on the very breeze that has passed over the Tuileries have at length received a more substantial pioc- - their Imperial patron's mind than - VI been gratified with since I' s ney liTP, peace at Villafranca. I se signature of dressed to his tn the letter jukt ad- have tl- ?? - royal brother of ...

... I Flora Temple, an American trotting mare, has trotted a mile in two minutes 191 seconds. Mr. Tarrant, editor of the Friend of Cl1ina, has been sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment in the common gaol at Hong Kong for a series of libels on Lieutenant-Colonel Caine, CnIMSE CANNON IN FRAYCE.-It was stated some weeks back (says a letter from Paris) that the Audacleuse steam frigate had brought ...

... COMION LODGING HOUSES AND THE HEALTH COMMITTEE. I _- . . _ _- .- , . . . _ . _ _ _ 'D TO THIE M B3ERS OFT11FLATE HEALTH COMIirTEE. d Gent]emen, -I have learned froni thu publio prints that your pet lgal ad;iscr, Mr. M'Uo wen, was :it the Social Scienco meeting recently ?? at Bradford. If he went there to bolster up your shortcomings in reference to the registratiocs of the common loiging m ...

... Wei ,efno* undeake tlo ireturn-i conmdscstloo of which re do not ?? oeuxelv. '.iomnmaliatliions eshouhi alwsa~ be ledibb vrrteten. and 07. iot oid of tao poe2rn onshj; loug*h knereasee the diflisenty of iudiug slapce for thonn. WThet ever ai Intended for Inseortion muist tbe autxlsotlcated hj' the mnse ra nd siddre of the wr-iter, not noecoisorily for publics- Uoen, but se gui~arasntee ot hisi ...

... No 8ay anecdote is ours to relate this week-- a nothing but thle most sad record of tho singular and romaintic death of one of the groat heiresscs of the Faubsssrg St. Garsuain, Paris, which lhsp- penled on Alil ltainta'I-day, under thle most extra.- W Iordinary cirolinstnetau . The sensation caneed amnongst the lordly population of the faubourg is O30t indescribable, and the Shock so caves-c ...

... LATEST AEfD -fkGidKAP'R'f- lfklwS; . . . . . O . _ ?? REUTELR'$ TELEGRAMS. PARIS, MONDAY, OCT. 31. -The M1fonifeUr of this morning contains -the following notice ?? The oirrmepondait has received a first warning for an irticle by the Count de Montalembert, entitled ' The Pope Pius the Ninth, and' France in 1849 and 1859- ' The Afofite ur- states the reasons of this ad- vettisetnenti viz., ...

... . L CHEVALIER ON FRANCE A1ND ENGLAND. ilu Under the title of The Relations between France re( and England,` the Journal des Dceats publishes the WC first of a series of letters by M. Michel Chevalier, J1 recording his impressions of England during his G( journey here, especially with regard to the main- be tenance of pacific relations between the two countries, on After expatiating on the ...

... THE SCHILLER CENTE!Ry CELEBRAT0iO INLIEPO, Last evening the German residents of t,,~ celebrated the Szthillet Centenary i~ ,oo~ rt ovt ball at St. George's Hall. The feqst,)v,l~i *i'ted been got ur by a committee of Gentlemen o I' led Otto Bore iardt, K~-. the Prussian ith, chairman, excited great initere.t, andi d, 'aO the a large number of thle native~s of t,CriiCY s,,b here, anxious to do ...

... TO CORRES=31~IDEN=h. TO CORREPONDENTS, I s~~ce then.gthat ~~m~slatO ?? ~sd the writer. noby then Trrz has Dot enclosed his nameI1 and address. A ~TAN RIL&3)R, Low.mcL.-yn Deebr 1856. ?? the parties plM~ for money or niofley's worth,, the gsane 15 ilegal, Different egal opinions, however, have been given on the point. OBSEaVRi complains of the want of an apron for the passengers travelling on ...

... THE PROPOS WAV |AL I - - - RESERV - _ I A notice to seamen, containing an account of the advantages and conditions of the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, has been drawn up and published by the Admiralty and the Board of Trade. It is v little tech- nical in its form, and perhaps necessarily so, being a statement of the terms of engagement between the country and those who may be willing to ...

... II. LATEST;:-,, , . : ft '7TRI. ulntlo-r-~ ?? .~ . IAV _ REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. MA1dEBLlE, Oif. ?? the fytl ult. have boen received. Filaugieri had resumed the Mwistry of War. The full strength of the army of Abrurai had been made up as a corps of. observation. Disturbances Continue in Sicily, but they are of little 1ipd~bddlcd __ _ _ _ ' TH, CONGRES. The Morning Post, in a leader en the ...

... TI IE; AMERICAN MNISTER'S | . JOURNEY TO PElN. (if-cm the Times.) The Amilerican newspapers are occupied by a very long narrative of the adventures of the American niuister in his course to Pekin, and in his succesiful efforts to obtain a ratification of Ur. Reed's treaty. It appears that on the Wednesday after the battle at ;he mnouth of the Peilho the steam tender Tocywan vaet despatched ...