... &vAn ,Af eurte*. FRANCl PAnts, SATtSRDAY.-The ?? of to-day publiehes an Imperial decree, preceded by a report of the Minister of War, ordering the abandonment of twenty-ninai fortified positions andt works, and the suppression of all restrictions co house and landed properties within the lines of fortifica- tion of thirty-nine other fortified points, in conformity with tbs report of Marshal ...

... IF I A Paris journal, the Figaro, publishes the following affecting account of the execution of the Emperor Maximilian. The Figaro obtained it by Atlantic tele- e graph from the colurnrs of the New Orleans Picayune, of which republishes it from the Esperanza de Queretaro of ad the 20th of June, the day af ter the execution:- 0$ The first messenger who reached San Luiz de Potosi on a- the ...

... fturyid HOUSE OF LORDS. d dlvi- Several Bills were advanceda stage. The Royal Parks Bill prietor, was postponed for a week, a s1imilar Bill being before the ra sum- Commons. The other business was of no general interest., ieeting. Jones, ~ HOUSE or COMMON&, The House met at two o'olook. In reply to Ur. Sandford, i Lord STANLEY stated that representations had been made C of Mr. to the ...

... -- - -- l Paddy O'Brien, on observing a beautiful cemetery, remtarled that he considered It a healthy place to be buried in. Everybody baa heard of the Irishman who said, 1The most eloquent feature In a dog's face wasits tail. 1'AN~ecE CUTENESSB-A Mass~avbusetts yottthreeientlypassed a counterfeit note on the minister who married him, and after- wards stole the jininhiter'o umbrella. A ...

... Oa Wednesday an inqueest on the bodiee of Mr. F. W. b Jenkins, and John Stevens, a boatman, in his service, who a were drowned by a boat accident, in Weston bay, under the c circumstancee detailed last week, was held at Martill's y Claremont hotel, Anchor-head, before S. Craddock, Esq. a, (deputy-coroner). The jury having viewed the bodies, the following evidence was adduced :- William ...

... ,,R;WESfLEYAN METQODIST ' ONPRBNOC ThsWe21l76111Conference bee been sitting it' Bristol daring ~e wek, u on hursday morning the session was held estetChapel, at nine o'clock. The Rev. W. rthrIA, resdet, crommeenced the, proceedings by giving c ~ withtte ndi ?? which it is ens- bei oference, wn hictL Commenese arider we yet aliVe, 1 Adsee each other's ?? ? fl Prayer was then offered by the Rev. ...

... dENERAL NEWS. A young9 Norwegian InI Whescoan Is seven foot Len inchesi In -height. silver brieks are thrown on the stage to ?? acirese~ in Nevada. fo A ?? broker In New York hat sued; for £C20fo effecting %. barriuye. I h The Queen of Spain is saId, to bc witting a work onth Ho1ppibeCs of Vationq.1 Asfilver cradlo ho., been presented to ttie ?? of 136a2 bo)rough (Ars. Uhilmle5), who ...

... 0f Oi,&Sturday. in puruaaaceoot the combined programme of id the Nation at R I's Associationl and the Executive of the e, Cen~traol Belgisn H opt~ionlil Committee, it was arranged that ty t~te ilfilial and royal-reception of the Belgians eleenld lake ,le plaoe 'n1 the Bite appropriated for the Buitish ?? Tir National, of at 11imbledon. It was anticipated that, this would have to been one of ...

... .SECON-D EDITION' ?? ?? ?? . it (nht'THR'S TILLEGR.I~S) LAST NIGHT'i PARLIAMENT. at HOi]619 OF. LORDS. la Lord RVrDeSDAL3 Witudre-W his R:ival PAk il ?? l)iEenC appealed to Lord StratiorddeR0Ociliffe~Wtowt d, draw his motion expressing Indignation atthe fate Of the Em- O pro Maximilian. ills lordship exprse hahroro;b p cruet which had etharitetiribed recent ?? ei buitluted~i thaL it was ...

... 6ENERAL NEWS. Frince Arthur ba ee iitn one, and other famous towns in Nlormandy. The Qus ?? iesse visited the PrinWeb of Walesln ona= The first asento ?? iallanothis Bummer wasrmdebytw Englishmen on the 4th lnest. Ur. Weleh, late re gistrar of the District Coutte of Bakutkiptcy at Leeds, died on Siaturday morning.II Tian Swedish newspapers state thatlin the HTtoILs66cyg silver mine a lump of ...

... Wow Drivtl perra ._ SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1867.' A telegram has reached Vienna from the commander of an Austrian Man-of-war at Vera Cruz, stating that the Emperor Maximilian was shot by order of Juarez on the 19th ult. Some incredulity was at first felt respecting the truth of the story; but subsequent information I places the matter beyond doubt, and it is now known that two generals shared the ...

... RAILWAY TRAFL'IO RETURNS. | 7- (flog IiiaAlAT11'I JOURNALOF SUATURIAY). I ?? , , ?? 1 * Preceding week. Blristol and Exeter tal1edonlau.. ?? Cornwall .. tilaego ?? Great Eastern .. GreatNorthern Uct. outhern & Western Great Western Ilghland .. Lameashlrs & Yorkshire Llanellylta1ly, and Dfock London and N. Western London and Iilaokwall.. Loa., BrIgh.,and 5. Coast Lond.jUCthama,& Dover London ...