... LATE ST NEWSO [BY ELECTRic TELECGRALPH.] THIE CRISIS IN EUROPE. FERANOE AND TEHE TREATIES OF 1815. PARIS, M.AY 9. The Gostitutiosnnel of -this morning publishes an a;rticle, in which it denies that the speech of the Emperor at Anxerre is an encouragement to the am- bition of Prussia. The writer says -A The object of France is neither to serve the ambition of Prussia nor Italy, but to assure ...

... ?? ?? f III ? -6 1 1. i I ?- 5 14 w - 4N ADVISORY thjo ,,u o a1 COUN o .Dsn tW~O¢D-beoxc~t*§iOnre! gcould have beeti ing, obtter than the inaugural ad t e ik5 t he Ciongregtienal Union. The exceptional Piortion Iger is the suggestion for the appointment Of ia adisorp4 Coancil. It was ?? adggtab iognh, 'ndosots maueha the the better in the meantime ; but mi t it hem 'npl.QftoWi of the ...

... ppgOpoSED OPENING OF ST. STEPHENS I I P IGR'EEN. (FtoM OUR REPORTET,) Loirovl?, WEDN8sDAY-The Select Committee of the House of Commons, to whom the bill to autho- rise the opening of St. Stephen's Green to the public end its conversion into a park is referred, met yes- terday in Room 8, The chair was taken by Mr. Owen Stanley, and the other members were Mr. W. E. Duncombe, Mir. Julian Goldsmid ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE.) THE late debate in the French Legislative Body has produced great dis satisfaction at Florence. The Italians have long known, especially since the debates on the Roman question, what they have to expect from the French deputies, but the great and almost unanimous applause with which M. Thiers's remarks on Italian unity were received by the Chamber has been a very ...

... I ANNUAL MEETING. The first annual meeting of the Liberal Association of Birmingham was held, last evening, in the Committee Boom of the Town Hall. Mr. THoMAS LLOYD presided; and there were present, among others; the' Mayor (Mr. B. Yates), Messrs. IV. Bliddlemore, C. Sturge, G. Dixon, J. Jaffray, J. S. Wright, W. Harris, G. J. Johnson, C. E- Mathews, J. Baldwin, Radford, J. Pickering, 13. ...

... Thiersday, 2 o'clock. g fy i d cm h c it i IT q, d If] r W d. NEUTER'S TELEGRAMIS. AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA. VIENNAi, ,1'aV ?? is said to have decided upon convening the Holstein Diet should Prussia still reject her proposals for the settlement of the question of the I)uchies. It is also rumoured that Austria intends convening the Provincial Diets of the Empire. The movement for the formation of ...

... (Fromn the Times.) The Qaaneilse Officer at Southampton, upon looking7 into his powers the other day, found him. stel completely helpless as regarded present es.- genciex. He was armed with ample authority Diainst plague or fever, but the contingency of ?? had rnot been included in the calculations of tie Legisature, and he could do nothing with it. Tho new Orders of Council, therefore, hive ...

... HIAYMARKET. THIS EVENING, A ROMANTI ATAHMENT. Mfessrs. CTm5 and A. .I~ar rn ies A udaCa;esh.-TiIE FAVORITE OFp FOTUE Messrs. uckstone, Chppndale, and Sothern; Sire. Chippeodale, &c. -Aud A DAUGHTER TO MIARRY. PRINCESS'S. THIs EVENING. A LlUCKY HIT.-After which TIEE STREETS OF LONDON. Messrs. Vining, T. Mead, D. Murray, Shore, end VoUiers; MNs. bi. acalstou, ancu missesEA. Barnettcad K. ...

... I -1 M i., II ?? ?? . i I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 'jj *it ?? 11, - . . 4 39, 000 in gold.- It: s Computed that, tenithosuadj hops arr 'opeq~ in London' evzey ~undty. , ' Agraudeon of- the great, natui2&listCuwi&'1* jus't !beeDappoidtdand'abigofre~inor ot the Bank of Eaoce.' .W.i 'I - The death is' annoi.ced-of Baron Garat; aged '738 ' ?? Trivtfnet'y*e~1i~l wni' to ,t.4d' r;idfrom. lvs6i.Dg'be'e maf y ...

... (By Telegop/i.] H0-USE OF COMMONS, YESTERDAY. The SCEAErji took the chair at twelve o'clock. TIlE DEVONPORiT ELECTION. Mr. C. W. WYNan, the chairman of the select committee appointed to try the petition nagainst the returir of IMr. John Flemiing and Mr. Winl. lerrand for the borough of fDevonport, brought uip the report of the committee which bhld unseated the sittingi embers, on1 thegroutiud ...

... I lDDLESBRO' EXTENSION AND IMPROVE- I MJMENT BILL. (FPox OUR LoNmoN ILEZPoItu.) Honax Or CoMMoNs, Wednesday. The committee on this bill resumed this morning, Sir JouN SaMEoN in the chair. The promoters are represented by Mr. RODWiLr., Q.C., and Mr. MUNDELL. There are numerous petitioners as follow:-Messrs. Pease, represented by Sir Mordaunt Wells; Mr. Fallowes and others, owners of Linthorpe, ...

... a ]BIRTHS AND DE1ATHS IN LIVERPOOL. .1 i IJI V .6riu . EIGHTEENTH WEE K, 1866. In the week ending last Saturday 3640biIthl axnd 2839 deaths were registered in ten large cities and boroughs of England, including London. The births were 108 and the deaths 317 above the average weekly numbers in thq ten years 1851-60, corrected for increase of population to the middle of this year. The deaths ...