... | I . tnfoxft1rJ owN cous5PoiDWET,) PARIS, Wscosnsr&v Ev=Nno It has been decided that the review is to take place on Friday. This is certain, although some1 of the ewening papers, the Libert6 amongst others, announce that it has been countermanded. The National Guard, the Imperial Guard, and the army of Paris will be all under arms. The troops will occupy the Tuileries gardens, the Place de la ...

... ?? (imo oun owe co0ONmoflE .) AMSTERDAM, Am=UST 27. rhe appearance of Amsterdam, seen from a slight elevation, may be compared to nothing so appropriately as to a vast web of water, spun by some gigantic sea spider, which has succeeded in catching houses, trees, men and horses, ships, boeats, and carriages into its clutches. You ,would scarcely be surprised any moment to see some huge, myriad ...

... THE O EMBANKMENT OF THEl THAMES. *I Sir John Thwaite5, the chaiman of the Metro- b politan Board of Works,.declared a portion of theni Uames embankment open for the use of the public On turday afternoon. It was done wita the T. =citest possible ceremeny, and possessed tlpe ft novelty ot being a brief business-like procelurb; t destitute of speech making and unaccompanied br with feasting. The ...

... IMPERAL__pIAUEN HOUSE OF LORDS._THuarsy, MARaC 12. 4 The LooD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the woolsack at 5 eclock. . PRIVATE BUSINESS The Bolokow's Naturaliration Bill, the Vale of Crick- howell Railway Bill, and the Shropsbire Union.Railways ?? Pill,werereadasecondtine. (i PETITIONS. The Duke of ARGYLL presented a petition from car- tain inhabitants of Cheltenham against the Prosory ...

... LEUTER FROM GENERAL PhIM 1 (rnoz 0oa o wN conrONaI O|NfT.) i VA}R1S, TsrnSnAT E~vnisqe 01° The Liberfg now publishes General Prim's letter bi to hi. 13rnil~e de Girardin-. It is ir the following terns-datc not given: My dear good ?? addresato mein your journal g the Liberfd a letter commenting upoir that which I wrote A to MMA. Henri de PMe and Edmond Tarb6, directors of in the Gaslois. ...

... ? I f , v , , ? I ,L thoodis i h-has JUSt' reace ous . *fron 0i,iCBqrlpr~o~5a' lyl pintis ,ts.io c atastrophe _ :far dess' destructiivaj in, its. naturejthan the earth- qu-ake' whieh' recently ravaged :the'shores of -Peru, .r yet 'there'caha ebe' little d.6ubtb that theo calanuty ?? ,bo~urhoe,od.is a very terrible ?? We have not.yet c received&, indeed, the full particulars of. the event, P ...

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... (FOW' OURW OWN COBRESPONDENT.) - : 2 PARIS, SUNoDA EVEUNG.I The cardinals and olericals were badly beaten in' the Senate yesterday. It is probably but too irue that the church his lately received such encourage-. ment at court as to stimiulate it to make.a gredt' struggle for predominance. It i8 true, alsp,itliat the nmajority of fthe Senate sympathises with cle- rical 'principles, a.s being ...

... IDREADFUL SUFFBRZNGS OP SHIP WEROERD ; . ?? ?? era rs Weead in the Gijraar CcroicZe of Jan. 20 ?? ?? British barqne, Minnie Gordon, whice arrived at this, eii port yesterday, from New York, brought the mastet and two seamen of the United States schooner Moses Waring. le This vessel was water-logged in a gale, and on the 18th of of December was fallen in with by the Minnie Gordon, when, d the ...

... THE ABYSSINA- EXPEDITION. DF(OX OURi ow0 'oaoaSPosDrNr.) a EEADQUAiTERS, ANTALO, MARS11 2oE Since I last wrote we have reached what has e from the first been regarded as one of the land- a marks of our route ;'and the whereabouts of the 9 Commander-in-Chief at this date may be ascer- tained with some accuracy by a reference to Wyld's a' or Reith-Johnston's atlas. The - position of Ie Agoola ...

... THE DIYGEBROUS CLASSFS, AND ITOW TO DlxEA-L WYIH TIEM. Last night thc Bishop of London took the chair at a numerous and influential meeting held in the rooms e of the Society of Arts John-street, Adelphi, to consider 3 the fertile question of 'How to deal with the uncueployed f poor of London, and with its Irough' and criminal -claws2s. After a few prefatory remarks from the chair 3 the ...