... BY 1 ELUTRI IAl'- ; I . _- S f 7 ?? t [REuren's lE GE AMbLS,] FRANCE. com OPENINO OF THE FRENCH C'IIAMBICRS. The PARIS, Jan. 27, ?? Frenclh Chambers wvere opened to-day hy the Empieror in person, who delivered the following speech :-The year which has just passed has, notwithstanlding cer- to f tain uneasiness, seen the consolidation of peace. ?? All the rumours designedly propagated, respect- ...

... CALEDONIA.N_ MERCURY. SECOOND EDITION. MERCURY OFFICE, TUEsuAy, ELEVEN O'CLOCK. TWo FREVOCE E PEROR' SSPEECH.-The Times cosiders the Emperor's speech as manly, mode. ole, and reasoning. The Post thinks it full of Pyle. The Daily ew=8 says that peace and pros- per are the two promises of the speech. The is generally favourably critiaised by the Lo:1dn Press. TaS GREAT EXHrBITIOx.-The style of ...

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... SUTMA ARY. The Anglo-Saxoll has reachedl Britain- te first of three steamers leaving the same day fro,,, the States-and bring with lher illoht agreeable intelligence. The prevailinlg opinllion ia New York at the date of her departure, the 21st ult., wvns that a peaceable solution wonld be given to the difficulty between this country .md Anierica. Iunecd, the .N Yor7k 1l1creld Ilad dropped its ...

... THE LARGEST AND CHEAFEET WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN CREXT 1,IITAIN. CIRCUIATION MORE THAN DOUBLED. 6G11EAT ENILA.VPGEMSENT OF THE AVEEIKLY HERALD A-ND MERCURY. TnrE WEEKLY HERALD AND MERCURY, In accordlance with thle subjoilleel Resolutions, vezmiouislfy/ agro di1 to bf tlue A ess A 'lnt.s us repre- sentiug thle views anti wants of the great majo- rity of readers of Weekly iNewspapers, is noev ...

... The Times' City article says :-Tbe accounts of the development of the oil regions .of America continue to indicate that the supply it likely to prove virtually inexhaustible, and that it will; work a singular revolution in some branches of coihmerce. Although the full effect-will not be experienced until the short branch line now in, course of construction to the Atlantic and Great Western ...

... THIRD EDiTION. MERCURY OFFICE, Three O'clock. LONDD0 CORN MARKET-MomAY glish and foreign wbeat was held at last week', V. Little busine~s doing. All spring eorn ba dull ssles. anol prices in favour of the bnyerW als-b~ritish wheat. 3243: harley, 4219; malt. s oats, S358 ; dour. 16S8 sacho. Scotcb, uJ, 34; eats, 1ti. Irish larley, 70; malt, 34 sC. S3'1. Foreign beat, 46,464 ;barley, 27,847; *, ...

... SUMMAARY. The Pope is reported ill of a fever . but (evi- dentiy of a lmil type, as lie ]:S cen able with- in a few da:ys of the attack to reoime Mis ordi- nacy duties. The ?? that Au:;tr a i3 tijbll*t to ?? ! tlhe Gleat Plowers on the 1reseiit ne' ivity in the JtaiLaLl kjitig1oUI, given curvency t-i list in-rh, i9 ?? ill ;L new form by tho i. s' of Salur- day, wahelehl it is allegetld hkit ...

... Yesterday afternoon, the annual meeting in conuectiou with the Sick Childrcn's Hospital was held in the Masonic Hall, George Street. There was a large attendance of ladies and gentlemen; an(I amongst the latter were the Very Rev. Dean Ramsay, Rev. D. T. K. Drummond, Colonel Macdougall, ?? Wauchope of Ednion. stone, Dr Duncan M'Laren, Dr Keiller, Dr Little. john, Dr Weir, Mr Ferguson, W.S., Mr ...

... ?? &-urt. The FIdryir oya I' 'ccw yacht, ?? Portsmout on Wednesday, at P. bO A.ui., from O(borne, with his Mlajesty Leopold I., King of the Blo]iauis, on board, accompaiiied. by his Royal Highness the 1'rince of Wales ?? his Royal Iligh lness Prince Lonis of Hosse. The King disenlba;rked at the royal Clarence Yard, and ?? l by special train to London. His Majesty returni to )sboriie on Sminda ...

... A Naples correspondent sands us some further tl details respecting the eruption of Mount Vesu- l 01 vine, and especially the destruction of Torre del- Greco. Writing on the 28th unt., he says:-. The destruction of a city which numbered I 22,000 inhabitants is so startling a fact that I trust I shall not weary you by sending some sta- tistics which I have this week gathered ouT the spot. ...

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