... FOREIGN IN'TELLIGENCE. - 6 I FRANCE, THE DISTRESS AMONGST THE LABOURING CLASS ES. The Paris correspondent of the Guardian writes*- In a conversation which I recently had with the head of one of the principal manufacturing houses of Roben, I learnt that the state of things amongst the labouring classes of that city is much to he lalruented. According to my informant's estimate, not less than ...

... THE CHURCHE. Appointment&. Heatb, Rev Joseph. iJA, Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, to New Bolingbroke P.C, Lincolnshire: val. £100, with residence. Merry, Rev William Walter, M.A Fellow of Lincoln College, to All Saints P.C. Oxford. Sharpe, Rev William Charles, B.D, Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge, to Holme-on-Spalding-Moor V, Yorkshire: Val. £600, with residence. Bene]icea and ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE HULL PACKET. Snc,-In the Huel News of Saturday last, I find a letter addressedby Mr J. A.. Wade, respecting the course I thought proper to pursue at the meeting of the town council on Thbursday, the 6th instant, with reference to the corporation taking £1,000 in shares in the above scheme, my observations upon the thiniy populated district through which the proposed ...

... HOW TO DO IT; AND HOW I SNOT TO DO IT. The ?? Yosk Tribune of the 21st of January gives the two foilowing pictures I. The following letter was written by Napoleon to Augereau, on the 21st of February, 1814 :- What! Six hours after receiving the first troops from Spain you are not yet in the field! Six hours rest is quite enough for them. I conquered at Nangis with the brigade of dragoons ...

... I H,. Bhlam, formerly of Sheffield, and subsequently a Mo1vrmon elder, has givenian aeount of life in Utab, from which we extract a few paseagos. After embracing the Mormon faith in 1843, 1 left Sheffield for America in 1848, and in 1851 set out for the Salt Lake city, remaining there for five years and seven months. I Boon found oat that Mormon- lam in England and Mormonism In Amerlo were ...

... SILUB PFPIULl LEX SUPREMA. SUM-MARY. I DOMESTIC. The Court of Queen's Bench has decided that the intention of the act authorising the overseers of parishes within the borough of Liverpool to levy a library and museum rate is that each occupier shall be liable to pay a rate not exceeding one Venny in the pouznd. According to the terms of this decision, the overseers cannot legally levy a rate ...

... I The intelligence that the British Govern- ment had been entering into a financial arrangement with the Emperor of Morocco was ccrtair.ly calculated to produce a some- what uncomfortable sensation arnong busi- ness men. With all our dearly bought experience of foreign loans, it was not plea- sant to be told that we had been officially dabbling in the finance of a. small African potentate ...

... A muffled peal was rung by the ringers of Grassen. dale Church on Saturday last, as a tribute of respec. to the memory of the late Mr. R. H, Leftwiah, of Endfield, Aigburth, whose death resulted from an accident which occurred a few days previously. Police-officer Kirk (765), who was stabbed on Satur- day night in Roe-street, is now so farrecovered as to be out of danger. The head constable, ...

... AMERICA. (From eno' Cowespondent.) LlvEroOL, Saturday. Py thle arrival here this morning of the Cunard screw steanuship Australsian, we have been placed in possession cf files of New York papers to the 19th nIt. THE REBELLION. The Nmt York Theim of the 19th has the following sum- ltary of news utnder the above hending:- We have from Washington this morning the first indication that a for- ...

... EMBEZZLEMENT OF £1,500. BY A BIR- MINGHAM TRAVELLER.. At the Public Office, yesterday, an elderly manl, of respectable appearance, named Thomas Wilcox, who re- sides in Hunter's Lane, was brought up on remand, before Messrs. Thornton, Malims, and James, charged with em- bezzling various sums, amounting to upwards of £1,500., the moneys of his employers, Messrs. Bateson, Jordan, and Co., ...

... BY ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPHS. OFFICEs, TEmPLE BuILDINIS, NEWi STREET. REUTER'S TLELEGRAMS. PRUSSIA. We read in the FranAfort Jourwne1:-We are assured that the recognition of the kingdom of, Italy by the Prussian Goverlme nt has been actually decided upon, and may be considered an approaching eventuality. Admitted in principle, and imposed on the Cabinet of Berlin by the daily ...

... (By ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) E10 USE, OF LORDS. The House met at five o'clock. BRIGIANDAGE IN NAPLES. 'The Earl of DERBY gave notice that, in the absence of the Marquis of Normanby, ho should, on Thursday, put a question to the noble lord the Secretary for Foreign Affairs with regard to a proclamation of a most extraordinary character, which had been published in the Neapolitan railers. SEL th ...