... BY ELECTRIC [G TEl EGRAPI. [REUTEr R'S 'T'ELOGRA BS.] war. FRANCE. leng PARIS, Jan. 28.-The A1lonitem, of to-day an- nati, noances that the Government will make a com- se(. mullication to the Corps Legislatif to-day. argu ThoeParis pa6pers contain the ?? is tile asserted that the Archduke Maximilian has ac- cepted the throne of Mcxico, on conditioll that the Allies agree to maintain the ...

... I THE BLOCKING UP OF CHARLESTON HARBOUR. The Times ?? is understood that in December last, Earl Russell -instructed Lord Lyons to intimate to the Federal Government the disapprobation which would be excited in Eng- land and on the Continent, if the intention of blocking up the Southern purts with stone was carried into effect, and that such a proceeding would be looked upon as vindictive, and ...

... THE EMPE ROR OF AUSTRIA AT VERONA. A good deal of attention has been paid on the Continent to speeches which were made by the L Emperor of Austria and General Benedek during a recent review at Verona. As the exact words made use of on the occasion have never been re- cord(ld, we give the following report from the Vivinnia Press. The Emperor said- The perfect discipline, health, and splendid ...

... dbipburgt -vot-Offa. IIOYF.)? CLOSE. 3rAIraMXT~I1eO - In~d ?? 0. Honses. Leltli. Idirbr *Aberdeen ?? 5eA, 10 OI IO Ot ' Do. (O(Sundaysat 4P.) I 7 SCr1 7 Or' 7 O?, 20A -Berwick . .. . . .| a 7 15A, 1 Or! 10 OPr *Do.) Includ'g N. E. Di- S 180 11 OA! 1 Ori 12 noon Doe. vision of Engl'd i 6 15r 2 OP 6 OP 7 40t Dalkelth, leebles, te. . 6 lI IO Oj, 10 OP 1P DHbltn t S. of Ireland . 6 4p 6 O:P 5QPI ...

... S1Iia.1 al iltarg. :WA .oISP0R2,'PALL-MILL, Jan. 7. Royal Regiment of. ,Horse ?? Williamu Plukerett Woodroffe to be Cornet, by pur., vice Ives, niomoted. ' . - 2d Dragoon Guatds' George Alfred Wilsoh to be Corpet by pur., vice George.Batley, who retires. 4th Dragoon Guards-.George Hall Ringrose to be Cornei, by pui., vice Luscombe, promoted. 'th Dragoori Guarics'laLEptaiii' Fiancis Theophilus ...

... 0 1 Pligious ?Iltclligmlte. GLASGOW UNITED PRESBYTERIAN PRESBYTERY.-YeS terday, the ordinary meeting of this Presbytery was held -the Rev. Mr Hay, Govan, moderator. The Presbytery took up the call of the Rev. A. Wallace, of East Camplecl Street U.P. Church, from Albion Chapel congregation, London. Commissioners from East Campbell Street appeared, but none from London. The reasons for and ...

... SUFFElIlNGS AND CANNIBALISMI OF AN AIMERICAN .n WIIALFR'S BOAT'S CREWV.I th The St Johii Daily NeYrts of December 6th has an account of the sufferings of John F. Sulli- van of Hladlley Falls, Mass., and his compz nions, cii deserters from the whaleships Daniel Webster and a Ansel Gibbs, of New Bedford, in Cumberland Pa Straits, on the 4th Aug. last. The narrative was an written by Sullivan. ...

... orlitral ?? 'THE ENGLISH, SCOTTISH, AND AUSTRALIAN more CnARTERiED BANE.-From the report of the direc- dalln tors of the English, Scottish, and Australian Mess Chartered Bank, issued in anticipation of the York general meeting of shareholders, it appears that 14,0( the result of the past half-year's business will Bosth show a profit available for distribution amounting othel to £21,361, 8s. 6d ...

... A GENTS. Aberdeen - A. R .1Mi1e. iawif k 7-R. Black. ODo. _._Thlos. 3nie Do_ ?? i% ?? - ,-J. Dalwyeish. ?? Castle St. innerleithen .ltRbcot Sml. Do. __L. .e. Smith. ;Inver ?? Cani beU. Do. _-D. Wyllie & Son. JedbsrglL._.A. A W. L roS O Alloka__ __J. Lotlilan. Do. _ Sll. O Do. ?? N. Morrison. JuiperGreetn Mis MCikic. Do. -~J. Winlgate. hros_ G.Btlc. Anstruther __L. Russell. Do. _ Esiec. ...

... ARRIVAL OF MESSRS MASON AND : SLIDELL . A correspondent of the Pimep Vep~orting the arrivalof: Messrs. Mason and Slidell, says :-A more literal restoration of the statu,8 quo could scarcely have been effected, so far as the four passengers themselves are concerned, as by a singular coinvidence .they have come to Eng- land inl,;.the very steamship in ?? they would have made the Atlautib yoyagge ...

... A FAIR OFFER FROM JOHN BULL TO MISS COLUMBIA. Shall we kiss and be friends? Why not? Siter Columbia No more ugly faces let you and me pull Though we both have our tempers, our worries and troubles, Let bygones be bygones for me, says John Bull, You must own that you've given me a deal of bad language, And have been far too free with your bunkuin and brag: That I'll pocket, if now, like a ...

... BY E'Li ECTRIC', G TELEGRAPH. jRN;UTZiR'S TELEGRANS. . BT1IN AND AMBRICAL re .THE JURA AT LIVERPOOL. G LrnIPoOL, Thursday.--The City of Washing- htou, 'from New York, arrived at 4 p.m. The. mails werb landed by a steam tender.' The American papers contain nothing beyond h what has already been published. ' LIYERProOL, Thursday Night.-The late Boston d and Portland papers brought by the, Jura ...