... FRANCE (FROM OUrt OWN o0nUasOtDSIT.) [The following appeasret in our Evening Edition of yesterday]: PAIRIS, Tu1SDAY Evassooe. The Bourse was dull at the opening, improved a little in the middle of the day, ane cloted very heavily, the ?? leaving off at the lowest prieta of the day, 681r. ou. and (18tr. dOo., with a all of 5c. aunit 20e. Mobilier fell 6tr. 'be I railwaea showed no disposition ...

... UNfp.BR1T7 LoCAL 1txANJ.iT)O2B. Yesterday a meeting of schoolmasters who bave sent in eandiates for these eximinations wast held at th, Society ot Arts, John- street, Adtilpid, to take into cionstdsra- tion the' preaent sitats Of the whole qu'atlon of University local 4maminstione. with. the view of promocting wome arrangement between the Univeraiiies of Oxford and Cambridge, so that there may ...

... I RBPBESBNTATION OFP ONTZ =CT. I There is every probabilit that there will be a contest for the represuatation of is borough. now vacant by the acceptance of the Chiltern Hundreds by Mr. W. Overend, Q.C. Mr. Childers, who was the unsuccessful candidate on t the liberal side at the last election, undereircumanruoae which I have been prominently brought before the country, has agsdl come forward ...

... I DISABIUTIEB OF AMERICAN PERSONS OF 'II TO TEr EDRTOR OF THE DAILY NeWs. 8Th,-I beg to forward to you a correspoudinnoe whicha baa recently taken plece between Kim B. P. Remsouds a frieeborn American lady of colonr with whom I kas the howaor to be acqasinted, and Mr. Dallu, the American ?? In thin country. I add a copy of her passport. You will observe that a visa to Min Remond'e passport is ...

... ,or 3Batip ie~c, T ys w EvenIn, IX AND OUT OF PLAE thr.Tl'bnrr-teSJulla Psli,-And tDC rpantrlun of ctJAOK AND TxlE Bii; STALK. i inoHl.S Mn H.sBoleno, adtElotflorc; Mae-re. G. Twnner mdllscktfldhama M adsm Bobanoc nd UDD dbar _O.-Commenon %t 1. COVENT GARD N TUa ErNnrj, THE OROWS DIAMONDS. MeNrs. B. Cort, a. Hour,. StAtlbrn, 1 . tarr n; Eta Lsouia CM -A C Pus fn 3 0 0 T 5 E a e s a . f l m e . ...

... We are permitted to publish the following extract of a letter written by a member of the Roman catho- lic communion of England, a person of character and station, and undoubted devotion to the see of Rome: a' I want to say another word about Roman affairs. 'IS honour inexpressibly the Empeiors moral courage in announcing M. de la Gueronnidre's plan. He will have a wild cry raised by the misled ...

... .DBAff Oa, IQVBSTNIDAN, S AflND musaz I BIC YUND flS017CTITON. I Yesterday afternoon a unuoerously attended gene- ral public meeting of the etubsoribere, donores, and members of the above benevolent institution was held In the saloon of the Theatre Royal, Drery-lane, tosanction and confirm a rese- lotion paesied in special committee tnt Tuesady. Dec. 29, 1859, for a granlt of250?. to build one ...

... CENTRAL (litou OUR SPECIAL. CORILWOiNDENT.) FLORENCE, JAN. 13. You may consider it as almost settled that the two governments otfentral Italy are on the eve of making one of the boldest, and at i ie salte time one ot the most Lecessary, steps towards the d facto annexa- tion to Piedmont. 'ro meeting of the Congress having been poatroned sine die the rulers of this territory, as well as its ...

... WJfO I8j ?? 1. ?? rA Nord.) In whatever point of eight We Place ourselves, the, a is inoattentive observer amongst us who will not hold the destinies of popedomito occupy the first rank in the iote- rests of the catholic world ; there Is not a single statesman who doss not wis to see thes Romish church exercising, in I-the religious world, the influenes thbet belongs to her, dfend assuming in ...

... CENTRAL (nor OVA 8PECU.L OOn orDs1X,.) FLORENCE, DNo. 51. The news was middenly spread hare tis morning that, owing to the protest MLde against M. La- gueronnires new pamphlet by the ourts of Rom, Naples, and Austrin, the Congren had aain been postponed sine die. Great therefore is th edeto. ment whioh prevaila both at Palsazo Veehlo and among the people of this city. Although I am not in a ...

... I I I -.I SAIRDINIA. Ds (MM0K Ovu owN COsULMPONcDAna) TURIN, JAN~. 13. I do not offet to deny that I persisted in believing is the Congress would take place, notwithstanding its bpostponsement. It is quite a now fet'eure in buttory mat the proposition of a congress made at one and y the eame dtne by two great powers, and freely ac- h oepted by all the cabinets to wtiih it was addressed, ly ...

... FRA:NCL (nROt OUB OwN OORtitS5PONPDw.) PARTS. SiTtUJAT EVY NING, The Patrie says that the commercial treaty be. tween France gnd England is not yet actually signed, but that the negotiations are actively going on. The Pre~ae thinks there is very little eredic to be attached to the rtmours of a congress, since all the reasons which prevented its meeting yet remain in lull force. Theantics of ...