... ?? J .. 0 .S, . .: - : . (sWIT' T5LU0AhN5) PARIS, Nov. 7. The Moner of 'this morning says the govern- meat does not ntend to nabolish the tax upon horses and carriages.' Marshal Forey's farewell to,the Mexipans and the French army has been published. It concludes by saying: - If the chances of war should place you again under my orders when you return to France, I shail be happy to find ...

... PRUSSIA AND THE SC ELESWIG-HOLSTEIN I QUESTION. The Paris Pmeu publishes the following article upon the Schleswig-Holstein question : Poland is now dismissed into the background. PubliO opinion is exclusively and beyond measure pre-occupied with the conflic; between the Confederation and Denmark, and the grave events which may result from it occasioned by thedeath of Frederick VII. We have ...

... THE EMPEROR NAPOEON' SPEECH-. The following extracts contain the opinions and comments of some of the chidf organs of publio opinion in Germany on the speech of the Emperor Napoleon The Presae of Vienna contains the foUowing: , We ar now therefore face to ?? with the Bonapartist policy Napoleon IIL has kept hidden in his bosom for the past eleven year. He believea the time come to denounoi to ...

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... I- RAILWAY TRAMO .- I .- I Befst nd K. Counties ?? 136 138 198 2007 elstand County D)own ?? 49 49 63 WI Bristol and R ioter. ~~1211 121i 339 58781 Caledonian ?? Cork and Bandon ?? Di W201 88 38 OokBakrock dlaii(P58 . c a Cork ?? Drt . 28 28 84 14 Cork and Yougisal ?? 840 2 Cornwall ?? 84 125 18 Dublin and Befs ucin68 a$ 1820 118U Diinand Drogheda ?? 78 as 184 1882 =ulnand WYicklow,f).55ud ...

... LOSSOF THE SBIP AMAZOff BY FIRE. I ,- . .I Yesterday mornuing -intelligence waa telegraphed totown from Margate ?? fines ailing clipper ships between London and New York, of 1,790 tons burtben, commanded by Captain Hovey, was in flames off the North Foreland. The telegram conveying intelligence of the catastrophe reached town between three and four o'clock, addressed to Mess G4rinn, Tucker, ...

... (FROM OUR OWN COBRESPONDENT.) [The following appeared in our Evening Edition of yeasterday:] WzEsDAY EVXM]. Adieu le Congrds, is the first word of the Opinion Nationale, and the government journals, which are extremely chary of comment, have no- thing to say to the contrary. They have no instructions as yet to shadow forth the course which the Emperor will take to get out of the difficult ...

... ILANCASHIRE EMIGRANTS AT AMLBOUBNE.I (From the Medbourne Herald of Sept. 25.) I A variety of unfounded rumours with reference i to the condition and prospects of the free immigrants recently sent out to this colony from the distressed mean- i factoring districts of England under the vote of the legis- latusre, have ?? currency uring the last few weeks, and it is advisable, therefoe, that the ...

... The particulars of the fearful explosion which oc- curred on the 8th of December, in the year 1.862, in the Edmund's Main colliery, near Barnsley, in the West Riding of Yorkshire, by which six men and boys were killed, and the collitry itself set on fire, appeared in Lloeyds .ewspaqer at the time of the catastrophe, -when a coroner's inquest was held on -the body of one of the sufferers. Such ...

... ;ALLEGBE AATION AND WORKHOUSE . III I IMNITY IN BETHNAL-GREEN. ?? 1 l-fr TturDhreyvre. urned tthe taCam- taent,~lll O \reymouth-terrace, Haeliney.-xioad,-the ?? tigarion into the circumstances of the death of blial.Careline James, aged forty-twvo years, who wat alleged to ilave died of starvation after being refused elief or ?? at the Bethnnl-areon workhouse. lo The deceased resided with her ...

... FOREIGN itTELLGENOB FRANCE.-The French journals seem to regard the death of the King, of Denmark as ai evenfit of capital importance, beas h e ing is thought to be well diss2oed to make an amicable settlement -with the G ermanic diet. There ~will.very,'probably- be aachage of ministry,, with the prescist iqde of the op psition in the, Rigrsmad ~for ?? France hopes that the English press, indi ...

... We have to announce the death of the Rsv. Alexander M11ao, D.D., reot-r ot St. Magnus the Martyr. Mr. Denman, Q G., wa offered a realner for Oelonel Orawley's defeece, but deliled, it le 4aid, a the trial was held at Aldershott, and In term timU. Mr. Vernon Harour of the common law be. and Mr. Walter, of the eqatty bar, will conduct the defence. Yesterday mornlog, a mara n iaed Polling, aged ...