... ,- O. , _I Whole populations of, Villages in ithuania ae being foribly transported to the steppes of the Ural. The inhabitants oft' Kmanystg SalisZski and Oylany, consisting of o .fajie' were thus transported a abort iwe ba k Their property weas confiscated and sold, and the proceeds applied to the expenses of the journey' These unfortunate ople having shown some hesitation to leave their. mes ...

... j FIR E i - ,* a (rnBo 00B OWN co POmm .) - i ?? ?? following appetred 5lu Oinx ulveidg aditca of t eSteray:] PARIS, WIDlaDb:U 9VUNO. M. PeletaWs election for Paris was quhbed yes- f terday without a .dientient voie. But thel abs sence of! all opposition is to be attibuted to the a fact which M 'Emile Ollivier took care to put upon e record-that the Minister of State hbqd promnued o the ...

... ?? ~ - RLI: GTRIia SE lUA.Vit Y.I.A- I ~ . .. I I ' I - I ' t . 0,%A learu from thebo teArfotb@t, ctm Qt - eing 1ield ot Radley's Howel y'e'slerd^ W 't.0101e Q g a th aratfio Soilety laidtiifom iunbirofthkpi ipxl . omoituenta their, opin a ?? As ,aotionof.thodsy. u~pg .we ?? prntwerot9 1M~essrs.d eljnel Coawaumd, 51ue ,loeE.' Dlull, el Jceph QOePes. Stfford ?? HJ J.. PrOoD, W. at vworth oll ...

... : -0 FRANCR-An account of the situatioi of the emapire has been distributed among the senators and deputies. With 'regard to foreign affairs, the -- count sketches the events which led to the Polish insurrection, which the Rlusso-Prussian convention transformed into an international and Eurosan question. The statement goes on to detail the xe- gotiations that have taken place between the other ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Colonel Syrewicz, the commandant of the Polish forces in the Palatinate of Mazoria, has sent the following report of his recent proceedings to the National Government: The united detachments of Polish ublaus from Goatyn and Sochcsxer hainrg beard, on the 29th ult., that abodyof sixty Russian hussrs and a eotnia of Coasacks were preparing to attack them, prepared for battle at Smolice. ...

... IdMRSHAL rot'S FARBEWLL, Ymihal Forey, when on the point ef leaving Mexico, iibed the followireg order of the day to the troops 61Mexico, 301h SBetember. 'Nron tho 1a' October General B zrine will take the iumnidtin chief of the expeditionary orps Soldiers. iomparor PI&oqd ma at your head, to lower the pride btie peetetided ootiquerors of Guadolonlpe. by trking hda sd to zestore Moxioo to ...

... PETITION IN FAVOUR OF THE RECOGNITION OF THE POLS The Central Committee of the Polish cause has addressed the following petition to the French Senate, asking for the recognition of the Poles as belligerents: Polish heroisn does not grow weary, nor does the sym. pathy of France, and you will Dot be astonished that we have come to express to you our wishes and our reclamations in favour of the ...

... CIRCULAR BY THE POLISH NATIONAL1 GOVERNMENT. WALRSAW, OCT. 29. The following circular has been addressed by the Polish National Government to its agents abroad: Sir,-From the beginning of the present national move. ment our enemies have not ceased to use all their efforts to mislead public opinion with regard to its nature and itsl tendencies. In order to deprive it of its true character- that ...

... ?? - , 0 ? - E P1 m 0 PU~(oL DEON 001 coszuiny.J' ,, 5 $110*g appeared in cur Evenig }!d;oof . PARIS, T.dn T ?? .Lord Cowley yesterday presented to the Emperor Queen Victoria's answer to his proposl' for a con. greas. TheFfanmepreteedstWbe able to give thie account of the contents of it: 1;In this anwr dg il: couresy for, the AmprOr, ieen VWztqd ?? she approves an pripoiple th. ades of a ...