... A PA-RISIAq,,MARRIAGE. Some.circumstances connaected with V recent marriage In. ihil life thretn ocrea ih icaudal as did the PaliktoDotttiorn .it.'eb i tae daughter of a cele lr9y who.took .an active 'althoug 'not a leading part in'the coip b',lot, and a peveonwell'knhwn onthe turif as a fast young man, and ' friepd, .ofthe, Duke de Grammont-Caderousse. -Iit-FeN ?? it appears that he .had run ...

... ??Clikjwo ?snca GCuit ?? religions btody countenecil itS regular bluilless ill Hamlilton. The early part of the diet waxs spint in clevotioiial exercise3, and | the Ianlance in appointing commsiittees and gohwli through other itenms of routine. The afternoon session was spent iu dliscussing an overture froml the Pres0bytery of Cobourg upon gettingO a Boikol; of Forms of Proces,s which ...

... Two despatches fronm Commodore Wilmot re- specting his visits to the King of Dlahomey in December 1862 and January 1863 have been published. The commodore was received with great ceremony. Every one kneels down while delivering a message, and the men touch the ground with their head and lilis before the King. The women do not kiss the ground, nor sprinkle themselves with dust as the men do. ...

... FOIREIGN AND COLONIAL1 |Kb FRANCE. PARIS, Wednesday Evening, di My first impulse on reading the important ministerial w changes and political mnodifications announced in the a( AMoriteur, on this 24th of June (whicla in all likelihood 01 T611l become an historical date), is not to say an ill-natured ri !rerd about them. Looking at the situation in a broad b4 point of viw, it sceems to me of ...

... THE HONEST MAN. AN honest man, the Poet* sings, Is noblest of the works of God, Above all mean and sordid things, This sin-cursed world he ever trod. No keen advantage could he take, Of any mortal in distress, Nor of a friend opponent make, Because of his unfaithfulness. His one desire—his single aim, Unbiass'd, or by fraud or craft, To merit of the world the name Most dear to men of upright ...

... I GRAND UASONIC BANQUEr. At the grand banquet given by the Masonic body to 7 his Grace the Duke of Leinster, In commemoration of- C the fiftieth anniversary of his Grace's election tb the 1n Grand Mastership of the Order, the following were I presentB The R1ev George Handcock, Grand Secreatry ; Sir William ii Hort,13art P GSB; George Hoyte, Eeq, P D GM; R1ev H Jy Weletby, P G C; t, R3 J ...

... TilTE BEfAVicRI ELICTI-ON. O(In ?? night, r rMitchell, the Liberal Caiili(1iitC fir Bet-wick, addressed the electors -f tihe biiirh in the Town Hail. Th; place was deinsl ly crowded], and the chair vas occupied by Dr Kirkwood. MIi ITI- C.r.L made a long speech, in ?? of which he trcatedl of local an(d national affairs a g-od deal ?? saidi he tvas a true and sincerc liberal, and was lirnmly ...

... th T11E new Ministerial appointnments made by thle a EMPEROR OF Triic FIRENCI seem to have taken the Paris th public completely by surprise. More than one name va had been canvassed as that of the probable successor le Of COUNT P~nsinNY, but by no chance had the name of the actual Minister been mentioned. M. BoUDFT, sk the new Minister of the Interior, has for some time i presided over at ...

... A heavy indirect impost inflicted by the Chinese, has been removed through the instrumentality of Horniman and Co., London, this was accomplished by their disallow ing the very objectionable custom of covering tea with mineral colour; this deprives the Chinese of all oppor- tunity of passing off old withered leaves as the best at high rates. Purchasers of Horniman's tea are therefore not ...

... PARLIAMENT,.LAST NIGHT. [BY BLErRic, TXSLETLAPJ HOUSE OF LORDS. The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the Wooleack at five o'clock. BILLS PASSED. 7he Asbbourne, Sudbury, and Yoxall Bridge Bill, the Uttoxeter and Colliogwood Railway Bill, and the Cork and Yougbal Railway Bill, were read a third time and passed. THE PERUVIAN GOVERNMBNT. The Earl of SHAFTEBBURY asked if the arbitrator in the case ...

... STOUIRPORv., WIAGISTERIAL-At the Magistrates' Office, on Weduv. day-present the Revds. C. T. Parley, Thomas Baker, and Slade Baker, J. R. Cookes, and John Watson, Esqrs.; Elizabeth Bishop, a single woman, residing at Kidder- minster, charged 3Mr, Josiah Stokes, Parish Clerk, of the parish of Rib eeford with having, on the 23rd Mlay last, mdecently assaultedlher. Complainant statedthatonthat ...

... The reports from the East and Midlle Kent plan- tations are generally very favourable, and there is an improvement in Sussex, but the fly still lingers in the Weald. Mould has appeared in a few ground of Mid- Kent- The trade is inactive, however, prices rule steady. ...