... Paris, Friday Evening. From good private information, believe that tho Emperor has resolved upon a course ef a action which will be called a solution of the Roman question, and I think this solution will be such as to put an end, in effect, to the temporal power of the Pope; but Ido not think that tho French troop] will come away from Italy. In all probability there will be early in the ...

... I BY ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC TELEORAPHI.] The Agincourt has arrived from Melbourne wi about £79,000 in The Daily Newt announces that Lord has resigned the under-secretaryship of the Foreign Office. The Lord Mayor has convened a meeting for Thursday next, the Mansion House, to the increased rates premium demanded by the principal fire insurance offioe?. The adjudication in bankruptcy made against ...

... Half-past One o'clock, Saturday, Nov. 16. ORDINARY yh halm I'd. SHAKE* AND STOCKS. nuaaa. aa«4N. Counties ——— I'«>faat iutd Down. 23# All Blrrn., W..anditoux Valley.. s 100 Lrietola-.il Exeter 94 1 Caledonian iC5* 25 Carlisle and Si'loth Bay Cork &nd l~ Third shares SO Du.t2alkand . 13 2d Dundee and Arbroath 25 Diindee ...

... iiNsnt-KV Ei.iction*.—The dtcl»r»tioa wr.« made yesterday. iie major fcr Cox was 42 Tut; true bill for wilful nn-.rdur lias l*en tfturned »;■ the seven men are too murder Mr. CoNVUTION MAN - At tho yesterday, Thomas Clarke, a singer, sent, need yearpeaal servitude for the manslaughter of Christy, with whom onhabited. Tho decease W the wife of Captain hristy, who some ago was sentenced the ...

... CLERGYMAN CONVICTED OF FORGERY. At the Central Criminal Court, James Roe, 42, a gentlemanly-looking man, was indicted for feloniously forging and uttering a warrant or order for the payment of £6000, with intent to defraud. The prisoner, a clergyman of the Church of England, was the nephew of a Mr. Edward Roe, a person of considerable property, residing at Macclesfield, and this gentleman had ...

... Pesth, September 13. It is asserted that the visit of the Cardinal Primate Hungary to Vienna will result in the early convocation of the Hungarian Diet, the same electoral basis hitherto. The Government, it said, will take the diploma of Ootober last the basis of future negotiations with Hungary. ...

... (From the London Qazette of October 4 ) B. Wood and 0. H Wood, North Fleet, coal merchants Sarah Hulme, J. Uulme, T. Uulm», O. Hulmo, and j' Asbtonuod.r-Lyne, aod W.lshall, Lancashire cotton spinners (no far regards J. Huime). J Brick! well and J. P. Pennefather, Tottenham, surgeons. C Hitch, W Hitcb, an J. P. Evans, Ware, Hertfordshire! brickmakers. H Woodhead, W. Woudhead, and J. w! Oldfisld ...

... At festival of the Fishmongers' Company, held in the metropolis on evening, the Hon. l)odley Mann and the Hon. W. L. Yancey.(he Commissioner? empowered ty the Sou hem Confederacy of Ameriuan States enter into negotiations with European powers (or tJ»e recognition of the new republic) *vere amrng the ts. In respecting to a complimentary Mr. Yancey said—(Jpon the part of Americans I sincerely ...

... (From ike Linden Friday, October 11.) BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Edward auctioneer, Croydon. BANKRUPTS. I~a&c Noah Davids, distiller, Brcniord. Frank Judd, tobacconist, Chatiug Crosa. William Henry Cuiid, builJer, Bt lghtou. Robert A'adc, gioccr, Notting Hill. William Henry joiner, Finubu-y. G ...

... PROD NOENG-AN, AUGUST 22. SuaAR.-Tbere has been mnore disposition to purchase to. day at forlly previousd prie~s. P~rivately 1,040 hhds of West I India sold, in some cases at 5irmer sates; also two ?? cargoes, oue of good browrn Mcoeio for the Clyde, at 20,., landing weights, rnd one of nO. 11.i tol12 Havanah of s8it quality, at 25s. for the United Ringdom. Refiaed is quiet at previous prices. ...

... I l I W' DNESDAY EuTZeoG. Continued dulnees was observable at the corm- mencemont of business in the Stock Exchange this morning, the aspect of financial affairs in France apparently encouraging speculators for the fall to persevere in their operations. Indications of im- provement, however, were soon presented, and the speculators becoming suddenly impressed with an idea that their sales had ...

... I YONNERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW.-SArunDAT ArNOON.- The market is quiet. The dosing pnces are subjoined :-Spot, -8e. to 7H. 6d.; May to June, 07N. 6d.; October to December, 64s. 6d.; old Y.a., reweigbed, 53e. to 52w. 9d. Deliveries to last evening, 963 casks; arrivals, 276 caskq. COTTON GOODS.-MANCnEST0, MAY 25.-AH busi- ness here has been completely suspended since Tuesday last, by the ...