... LATEST NEWS, I [unMR TmGRAMSI di FRANCr, PARIS, Auuusr 20 (Evening). v In an article published by the Rappel of this even- t ing, M. i-lenri Rlochefort declares that he is willing to a return to Franco only if the electors should summon him. The Presse says that a Senatus Consulturn is being S drawn up, granting autonomy and greater liberties to the French colonies. ST. CLOUD, At(tnS var 0. ...

... LONDON, Saturday. The menn wh'1o swasncd up to town yesterday from te most distant parts of the kingdom to see a boat race, that only lasted twenty minutes, are by no moans to be looked down upon or condoled with. They saw a sight the like of which has never been soen before. evcr yet were so many human beings assembled at ,ne itune to look on the waters of old Father Thames. 'rho weather was ...

... i [s=flrrR's TU{ RA ]l. FRANCE 'IHE BANK OF FRANCE. The return of the Batk of Fran foI t e i to'day, shows the followig Olco for tlfe wveek w nhlina ef ]USt Week-InreCaseO Oasis n lust; (800.00Sf.; NIt.s, .4,70.O~f.;Advnces C0,000f, Decrease: Bills dis- counted, 13,600,0O0f.; Treasury balance, 7,875,0001.; Pri. vaoAccounts, 3,600.0oof. PARIS, A'cn's'r 5) (Evenin~g). The committee ?? to e ...

... LATEST NENws.i IRE Tn'F' TELGRORAD.I TIE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WVALES, VILDBAD, Atuc'usr 4. The Princess and Princess of Wales and their chiljdren, attended by the lion. Mrs. Hardingo, (one- ral KRily8s, and Colonel Grey, left Darmstadt at half- past two yesterday afternoon and reached here at hzalf.past seven. The Prinuess looked pale ind d ather fatigued with her journey. THE HEALTH OF TOlE ...

... LATEST TELJEGRAPHIC NEWS. co EA01IA LONDON, WEDNISDAY EBYNINC. In 00sujence of the comparative dulness of ,hspIDarij bourse, and the expectatlon of an Indian aonsoerhilml Iond Of £8,000,000, and a like issue forthe urhs of the telegrphc, the tone of fortheo puchase business has been dull, and the tenenc ofpriesbaabee donwad.As a eruhe, at 20eculati7 e to k we f, ! t p excluding consol2, ...

... I CORRESPONDENCE I TO ALFAtRD TUitiuti, E~SQ. ?? have convioted mein a penalty of 409. and be~ costs on the testimony of two policisorsi, and din not bc give me a proper hearing, whilsat you took nto trouble to or, ascertain the truth. 1 was charged with having an to internal communication with the next house, which I be Maintain Is false. The facts of the case are these. There ov Jis a glazed ...

... Mr.1 T. Langton gives the fallowing acoount o( a heartless case of eviction in the county of Carlew, Ireland. The circumstances have been brought under the notice of Mr. Bright by a deputation:- In the county of Carlow, some fifty miles aouth of Dublin, and not far distant from the beautiful and enchanting scenery of Wexford, stands the hamlet of Nurney, in or near which is a district called ...

... AUTICAL NOSTRUMS. I. Not many days ago, a sailor, 20 years of age, applied for admission on board the Dreadnought )n H1opital ship, on the Thames, with very large and is excessively foul ulcers of the leg; When these al ulcers first appeared, the man naturally applied to the captain of the ship, who having consulted a o boolk,' ordered the wretched man poultices and h ublestone, as it a p ...

... I COP.EsPOrNDENCE. A STRANGE U0E FOR OLD POST&F' STAMPS4. 'IO THiE pirTOlS or TiHE iERPOM URROUBV Centlcmou,-Today a fomalo called at my ohi- ?? ask for sonio old postage stamps, either Hngilol or forEign, at the same time showing a bvdlo'of Shoes ?? had collected. When asked for what ?? could require such useless things, ehe replied that a kind di task ?? been imposed upon some poorwoman teo ...

... IBAN1EBUPZCY APPOIZTMERXTS. FRIDAY, SvrTnsomnu 3. i. Bennett, Wombridge, ironnnaster, div . ?? 12 W. Sharp, Stratford-on-Avon, coni dealer, dieat meetinrg . .. 12 J. Wididgr, Leanlnglon, auotioncer, ileet meeting ?? 1 11, Coo, Drlarentou, lenesfed vietua~ler, first meetinlg ?? 12 W. Clifford. Birmingbsam, baker, ficrktmeeting . 12 Ef. ltloteber, Brifgnorth, crone', float meeting ?? 12 J. Dawee ...

... CORRESPOND1NCE. NOTIOES TO CORtKZiPOND9NMT. T.-Tho Churehwardens will give yon the informa- tion you require, Medious.-The Medieal Benevolent Fnnd, to whish Mr. 1R. H. Milward is solicitor. X. Y. ZW-We strongly advise our eorrespondent to send his statement to t. a secretary of the company at Derby. Jealous EmplcFers,-Probably the throat is intended to frighten merely. He can d10 as he ...

... A LUNATIC CHAINED TO A WALL FOR 60 - EARS. I A shocking case of cruelty to, and detention of, a D lunatic has just been broughtto light in Leicestershire, a almost rivalling the revolting inhumanity practiced a in a convent at Cracow. The facts of the case are v these :-It appears to have been known that a a lunatic, named John Bagley Wylde, a relative of the e late Mr Wylde, a magistrate, of ...