... I I : , i.[U il VkRIVAI:V E ?? .. . ?? . . i - . I 1. FRANOLk! r 4 z e M !l f v ! * -;Thse Paris jporiql,.~s Qpini6stres 7VtWonolfet' htss t opened a ssubscrip~tion f~or .th3 ,lraiba~l expedoi,:1 I PARISMay1t 5.-General .Goyon iha been , t , nomislath;id~lhe 'Graid C'roes-tsf theo Legion 'osfi l 1 ; (- IS!; ?? ;7:;H x BOUR SE. . !. ? ?? 3.20 A ?? . § ',prevsdi'tesd on ?? tb4 , ; t , I . ?? r ...

... UNTED PRESBYTERIAN -SYNOD. (CONTINUED. .iOM strsPrLuEFST.) - !rgE ANNUAL MISSIONARY MEETING. The annual missionary-meetisgg of ,the Synod took place in the evening in the misic Hfai Dr Harpejr, moderator, opened sheomeetingy.vith )raiyer. -he first four verses of ,the 63d -Hymn- were then sung, and the Rev. Mr Jaryie, Kelao. offered up prayer. TAB uomnmssio pr90XarouT . The Rev. H. M. MACGILL' ...

... AN AUDIBLE SIGNAL BOWB TE TIMEnRALt. ; Mr Htewat's proposal for an audible sinal in'l |connection with th~e timne-ball on Nelsoil's Monu- y ment, which we have referred to on former oc- f ,|casions, has within th e past few days been re- h ,|from Mr Charles Chalmers (birother of the late p Rev. Dr Chalmer53, urging thenlectessity of the cc |audible signal. being carried into effect~ We re ...

... VUE S rISTICAL CONGRESS. We stibloin-e.report of Ike speech delivered a by the Prince Consort at the meeting 'of the 2 InteriationalVSiatistical Congress. HsZ RoyAr. EIGHNEse addressed thetneeting, , as'follows :-ntleme3,-Thn Statistical 'Con- , grins of All Nations bas bes invited by the ° -Grn'ernmentto hold its ifth'aeeting-in this ?? tropolis, ?? wvithbthe wishesexpressed by ...

... I : Y' ?? . ..EL5 .T ?? i ?? - _TErAP BMY ELECRIC A1GjPH. 'OUSE F!LORDS-,--THiSDA , . 'i The Houtse met attfoufz o'clock' t . ?? IOTS IN ST 'GEOGEr. ?? Lod D GINO ,gave ' notice that'on 3Frilday, the Ft July, he alsould. call attention to t. the subject of' the seriouas riots at St George's- d ?? particulbrly to thosacwhich E oureeaid on'the 7than'd 24-th instaht,'with 0tl v viewv of zeor ...

... . ?? O &Tb itd-a night Lord John Russell laid upon t the table of the House some further correspond- e encs with Mr Bruce, her Majesty's Plenipoten- t tiary to China. Mr Bruce's first despatch to Lord b John Russell is dated the Gth of Feb., and in it, r referring t prior despatches Which had con- m veyed the impression that the Chinese Govern- . ment would be.glad of a fair and reasonable ac- ...

... - BEIGIOUS CENSUlS OF 1851. , :The followving' Ea tr~nt. on tehis su'bjegt B'A ' bcecn'mt 'into c~ircxilati'nii -aind it is undeatond ' ihat':the 'Dissenting' body' is:'preparsing toieiiat- the .Go~verement scheme, ~ror in,.the. ev~ent;oF' its be~ing persi~sted in, ro~rnaist, the ?? ,~ .',Ext year the dacennial censPs. of tlie popi- flatiosi will'be taken'; oid a bill antbori'6ing teh ...

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... MR RAPEY'S SYS EX OF' IIORSE- TAMING. . I OOMI M tgl CkTED.] Let us confess it-quite forgetting Francis of Yernlam's vcty sensibleadvice touching Idola- ?? to ?? Rarey's eh;ibition VWith strongly preconceived ideeas-fnlly prepared in short to discover sorueting 'my5terious and occult. We lad made up our mind that his wonders were achieved by some subtle ani ?esnieric irnfluence, Wand'ere ?? on ...

... CHURCH-PATE ABOLITION-GREAT CON- FERENCE IN LONDON. On Tuesday a Conference, convened at the in- stance of the representatives of almost all the Dissenting denominations, was held at Free- masons' Hall, for the purpose of taking steps to ensure the passing of the Church-rate Abolition Bill by decisive majorities. Nearly a thousand gentlemen were present, and all the principal towns, and many ...

... A-;, A ' x . ''eiiq or C'.; -a In l loof;ed for at any h-o:;'. It oiiV'l1'i !y o i'. lon; delayed. tb-i'. . r :; 1:' to t.l 'to truoi:venss of thle b' '.;1 : let jI >t belioe thll Ite arlliistice hlave -'. i 'il t'!i:l'lt. Ai do.ki'pth froml Turill, l t:i:y; e~el~l'.;d, '?,eoliveys tlle l1igIlly im- telit, dLrinfg the two days ;i.t;',' i;.: 'a'to'p;ied since thil batteries agaliln u.v t ...