... THE )'RENCH OANADIANS. EXTRAOBDINAIY BAINE. The Montreal Commercial Advertiser reports an 01 extraordinary scene which had taken place in the Montreal Pi city council. It was proposed to change the name of Com- 0 missioner-square to that of Victoria-square, a step to which 8E the Freneh members objected * m The council was dividing on the main motion, and a M name or two had been called ...

... THE LOC K-OUT OF SOUTH YORKSHIRBE COLLIERS. A meeting on behalf of the miners now locked out in this district was held in the Mechanies'-hall, Barns- ley, on Monday night. The building was crowded in every part, the great majority of the audience being colliers. Tile chair was talken by the Rev. L. B. BuoWN, Baptist winister. The CHMnEMAN having opened the meeting by stating its objects, ...

... l VAVAAD AMILABY. - A 1 -, S ,.:i d tAR ORCE L,&8T yXuGIT'8,,GAZMM'E) ?? I ipou5ted 2n JOei Nen ~i~temj, Adu 3. rescue, of Draoons ULetaii.G~r l A . Xor ts ClamKennedy, CB.,4 from voloisel 6th Dia~oosu G adastiityI to be colonel, 4yc e ?? the.Lord Sa Lieutenjl deceased. mirable, 0th Regimelit of D~ragoon Gustds-Lieuteaklafl-Gelaferll Si NIrD James Jackson, ?? Ifroiei dolornci 8ith Dragoons4 ...

... I II f I .. _. . HOUSE OF COMMONS.-NoxDAY, AuVaur 6. CUSTOMS ACTS, Considered in committee -(in. tba conunittee).-~MQiN- *made, and question proposed, Thatin lieu.of,theduties of customs now charged on the articles undermeationed the following duties of customs shall, on and after the 16th day of August, one thousand eight hundred and sixty, he charged thereon on impor ation from France, and ...

... I #MRAT WBSER RAILWY. Lr Fe The report of the'directors of this company Lt states that a comparisn of the revenue accounts during the is pest six months with those of the sane period in 1559 1g shows that the increased receipts on the GreatWestern amounted, on passengers and mails, to 15,0221.; on goods, i- minerals, and live stock, to 48 8801.; and on parcels and all a- otherincome, to 3,8811 ...

... THE FATAL OCCURRENCZ AT DOVER. DOVER, SUNDAY. Contrary to general expectation, the inquest on the bodies of the hapless victims of the accident which has taken place at Archoliff Fort Battery was not held yester- day. ;he original opinion-of the legal authorities of the town, to whose judgment the matter was referrrd, was that the Lord Chief Justice in his judicial capacity was able to appoint ...

... THE GREAT IN LONG-ACRE. Yesterday morning Mr. Hunt, the inspector of risks, together with Mr. Class, surveyor to the Sun Fire- offioe, and Mr. Timms, of the (ounity-office, proceeded to the scene of the late fire in Long-acre, with the view of as- certaining how the fire took place, and the extent of the damage done. Thoresult led to the conclusion that a far greater destrution of property had ...

... CIVIL SBRVICE APPOINTMIENTS. The report of the Committee on the subject-of ,CivS Service Appointments was issued yesterday The conittee--of thorn Lord Stanley was the chairman- have directed their inquiries to two points: the) first en- deavouredto ascertain what has been the actual work- iag of the system of junior appointments now in force and its effect an the pablic service- and, secondly, ...

... RAiLjv Hy TRAFFIC RETRJNS. I I ?? - ?? _ Is tens 'ieopen. ieecCipw~ Dm11311 1360 339 130 1389from ?? ?? - £ £ of f Belaastand N. COulltie 39 12aggreg Be~ adConyDown.- 21 1 63 day,i Birelf head, L cahire, and Cheshire. 33 3 3 84 15r hand 20. 9 010315 The ?? 117 7391 71 gi1 Caledonian ?? 17314i182 cork and ?? a cork Blacerek and Passage . 3 12 pri Cornwall . . .171624sh12 ?? * 1 342 Thut ...

... MR, BPURGEON AND HIS NEW Tabernacle. There are some men whose perceptions of the ridiculous are so obtuse as to render them totally insensible to the inconsistencies of their own conduct, and the antagonism of their words to their profession-men whom nature meant for one vocation, and the fallacy of human judgment has ordained for another. Of this order the Rev. Mr. SeseuRoze, who by function ...

... THE FEEiCH EXPEDITIONV TO CHINA, The Const'tNisimel publishes a long letter from a corre-. spondent attached to the French expedition to China. It is dated fronm on board the RhCne, opposito the village of Woo- sung, rientr Shanghai, 29th May. The following is an ex- tract:- The day after our arrival five ofus went to visit Shanghai, situated on the river Woosung, about three hours' distance. ...

... C/dSTAL PALACE. Yesterday the Sociely of Foresters held their annual festival at the Crystal Palace, and the rare spectaclo of crowded lawns and terraces, not to speak of interior accent- nmodation, was witnessed throughout the day. The vast nuniber of 637,928 visitors were present, and scarcely any perceptible diminution hod occurredt wrhen dusk was setting in. In fnct, the railway trains ...