... NENW FRANCE. Me Sew poo Ils, Septensler 7.-Yeet'cclnY, the lEmnperor went sout hoot- Greathn lug i tt St. tiercivijicS. Aecectiehg tonw eevdhre from Berlin, the Ring Of Peie Saxoity hilts iccepeltedill pii]iiciiple tilecs eslitlen impsedby ppreil Prcemia-tilie mcilitary aorllnci of Sacisiy to be left entirely under ticks pa Prusolili 1iireelioiie Cossr RUMIOURED RESIGNATION OF LORD COWLEY. ...

... THE. HEALTH OF NAPOLEON, In spite of all assurances to the contrary, a very un- favorarl~e belief prevails among 'the best-informed per- sons in France that the Emperor's health is very seriously shaken. It is not surprising that he should have rarely been seen in Paris during the last six weeks. At the best of times, residence at the 'T'uileries was exceedingly distasteful to him. He ...

... .- I l CYRUSS OUR L4ONDON CokP.SPONDENT-) 1 LONDON, TauRSDAY. ! I need not say that the reather has been bad in Lon., don-it has been so everywhere, I believe, except in Russia. ; But thoetO it is very trying, day after day, to walk or slide; over London mud and to be blackened by a compound mixture of rain and seoot, yet we ought to be very thank' ful for these constant downpours. Had it not ...

... THE FENliA JOAN OF r..6PC.AND ?? UAD HEECENTRE STEPHENS. I - - .1 ?? 1 71,..l An A short time since the Liserpool Mei cur y published an account of an attempt made by a female ambassadress from America and Ireland to revive Fenianism in Liver- pool. It is believed, the same journal now says, that the mission of the lady hasnotbeen altogetherunprodulctive, and that in some way or other she ...

... The statemrent of some of the Church papers that the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Bishop of London had given their sanction to Father Ignatius and his monasticism is authoritatively contradicted by the Meoring Herald, which says that the Arch. bishop has never sanctioned the re-appearance in London or anywhere else of the English Order of St. Benedict, or the adoption of the Benedictine ...

... MisrmnulroN OF PEIZR5, The distribution of prizes to those pupils of the EJig School who have distlngulshed themselves In the studles of the pat session took place yesterday, In the City Hall. As nsal the area of the hall was occupled by the boys, the galleries being filled with their parents and friends. The Lord Provost pre. sided, and we observed on the platform Conncillor Arthur, Convener ...

... LODGERS ON LONDON BRIDGE, MIr, James Greenwood, the Amateur Casulat whose Night in a WorKbouse, contributed to the Pall Malt Gazette, created a good-deal of excitement c' some rime ago, furnishes to the Evening S&ar an e .account of a visit- which he was induced to pay to n another kind of.lodging,-the.resort of the lowest classes in London, the recesses on London Bridge. He was told that ...

... | TBE SANITARY DISTRICT VISITATIoNI SCEME. The proposal; to have a voluntary house-to-house sanitary inspection of onr city by the citizens them. selves, which was so warmly approved of by the public meeting in the City Hall a few weeks ago, bas now become an all but accomplished fact. I; is proper to notice that before that meeting the clergy sad some of the laity of Apderston aud the western ...

... THE PR1OOFS FOR EPISCOPACY. To the Editor of the Glasgow Herald. SIE,-It may be rather much to mak of an editor to publish criticism upon a leading article in his columns the press in its own way being deemed quite as nIs2 libie astbe pulpit or the Papal chair, But I feel very strongly that the ex parte leader upon Episcopacy, which appears in to-day's Issue, is such as fairly to entitle us to ...

... COCHIN.CHINA. The Couni&a de Saigon of July 20 coutads the EollowiDg.- The last euccesses obtained at Tay-nink have bi liantly crowned the rapid campaign which ha put an end to the Insurrectlon of the Cambodians, The column of the Commander Alleyron returned to the Io0t on the 16tb, after having destroyed all the stores and magazines of the rebels On the 13th, at hail- pst seven in the morning ...

... OPENINGC- OF TEE L'-1 DttELLIER PAI, ; Co A ?? L The finl Patoe aeucrctly L a over by Colonel Buchanan of D;rin Ie2:lr . e- rcrtssou tf ns ?? oi Co-tocitey, ,ittyopentd e. terday. The day was kept.t n ineniirchssday, and the proceedings were; Ln. e- A lontcs itiere3 and gzatlficaion to the tw -, who Virued oa' in their thorsandr. . Tie ?? uc~tion 1ia antes at the west end cf the tvw i i, ...

... ILATESTSNEWIS. EII' Ozm PTAq, F ons.' TELEGEAMS BY SPECIAL WIRE. BANK OF ENGLAND. THE LATE COMMEROLA PANI. A GeneralCourt of ?? of Engleudwas held yesterday, for the purpose of declag a dldend Mr. Launcelot Holland, the Governor, presided.' The GovzToB stated that the net profits of thi ?? ending the 31st of August last amounated to £970,014, 17s. lld., making the amount of the rest on that ...