... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, FRANCE.-The Moniteur published a full trans- lation of the report of Lord Palmerston's speech, and ?? Iti bulletin that Lord Palmerston ren- daered a loyal homage to the French alliance, which so powerfully contributed to prevent a confliot be- tween Englind and the United States. The official journal also observes that the English minister, being provoked by lr. ...

... | ; .TH TR&GDY AT, DALSTON., On Wednesday evening, Mr. John ?? resumed the inquiry at the Lord Truo tavern, Wil. mot-road, touching the death of SihDlnahDimmook, age'! eighteen, who was ihot on Thurxdsy iAek, by a young maj: named Gloave,at the Ddlatou ll.bar. roadbrothler of tepisonrsad *it~.t a in the D&lItojI toll-house onl he night In question, and hi6 brother AM ted came ii 'aot twelve ...

... I NOT ,OI THI I I i WE $ 3Q0313] 5!E1- WEEK CHAMPAGNE VAMOU. naong his soldiers: :We t o tim lte. my followerasby. w lsa madesty Iu ever, Scom- pUMed, at a banquet undck canvas which fol. lowed areview, the young pince suddenlyappered, and, stimulated by a lie champagne given to him by Ids augus parent, drank to the Prench army, ox- pressing Is hope, at the same time, that ?? maeb good soldler ...

... CELEBRATiNG A IA S : .. The followlng. ertlde appeared in the Debak of Monday~ The Arhblbbop of Toulouse, In a pasral letter a dressed to the faithful of Mie diocese. announce jubilee which is. to commence in 'thatct e h 16th of next My. We oberve thatthislocal fte is Intended to celebrate the secular anvrsr o a glorciou deed whbich Was ai6compl d at Toulose 300 years ago., In reading ths ...

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... A HOAX WORTHY bF BARNU I ' The DaiZpLetw correspondent says :-Tha English and Americans in Rome have been the victims of a honx worthy of Barnum. It was announced that Rarey, the horee-tamer, had arrived, and that with proper fteadment he would consent to give an Ex-~ hibitlon of his'powers. As three-fourthsof. the foresieiri Il Rome belong to the equestrlan order,: thanks to the glorious ...

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... A;MERJCAN CIVIL WA. 4 ?? Gk?~. BUTLER AND iFOR.EIGN OONSUL New: Y~rkto' the 8i~sat 1herefromf ?? teemn a ?? The British, French, and Greekcosshver presented to General Butler that two commercial firms of New Orleans had Wnormed them that 3,OOD bhhds of sugar which these commercial firmes had purobased, and which were the Proper~ of British, Vrench, n re ubt., wore. not .alWV40M.* b, taken from ...

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... I=E NWXq13)S A.LY i T dDTE TheNo~t.~ o M[a ~doaa~udo th ?? ,e11:ofth GI X 'peI5*Io~he> emperu of 'th 4 ' ~tlton beain, he ad ae~ f th corp ?? @'Theewpcro, 1n *epIy toaount my Who , sented'eeadsg si d: 'Th9e adhesionoitccX 3u~lail'tbumo .va viabge ?? d' euslon of the ?? offlered a specceh worth of fo~t he llbertyifspeechceauses themt1o be b~ siene, the puli often tae enc fortai escence. But ...

... ,, c THE v D ?? E I''W.I The ol ~,Iigenira orers hve been Issue: ¶Th iey ar lhw aasgefllt or h elw Bdhtou at ca.~ _I iatd o I58l' 1 buttn ~~ . snowluss, b stictpuntn vouteeris. but also enny useul loss lese ?? wirhtl? cenentatln~o alrgfoc fRom08 satnre observed. ' ~re orers the~tforfffcr athrela statios; 8 ?? appo is h a lwAyttions' andvolnters'ae not ~~u their ranks Until Uponarrivl ...

... .1 ?? ! i.;, ?? To? L, I I.- - I We caunot, UNDrue iB UMBTMerE. take Upon Oa- .sealves the reqR,0onsblity4;° reO9NMM g, .ds i 2 * n e^ bily ftell i-_ ,.veke on' We late prlidite CAA5rik'*hlch'have been T4& 'J dthe.fi~r~`.~ ~W~..bLOc Ueoan dl5ipb° ufiep'tepert3pbui o li. ?? Hrwood tak~l ?? t.Aabso1atgly.$ E -. gaJi ia-z The-jadoflent 15.iZuottitzw 4'4.WtuIbhib court tz0 unpal in Cii Y~o~r ...