... LATEST INTELLIGEN CE S (REt3TWR'5 TIUE~aAM.) FRANCE. r. PARIS, Do.r.. 24, ?? The Pblic of. this erenirg says that the follow- eng de9.%itie anini:terial ?? w:ll l.- h6bmitteO to the Emperor :-Mfi. O;iLv, vier, ister LS of the Intey'ior and Public Worship ; 24. Joan. linister of/(nstice ; .egoger ?? Minister itof Public Wo.-;Aiip, 2f. Lo-, vin1, Yinjst}.t. o f A,,,r I- :o culture ; M. ' ...

... | 'sThe trial of the directors of Overend, Gurney, and Co. le, (Limited) was continued at the Court of Queen's Bench, 0 ujldhallb yesterday, before the Lord Chief Justice and a to special jury. ( [IS On the part of the prosecution, further evidence was r- given to show that piersons who took shares in the com- a pany were influence by the prospectus and the namns of the defendants; and ...

... IRUFFIANLY ATTACK ON A GENTLEM-AN AT NEWPORT. At the borough police-court, yesterday, John Hopkins, a a publican, and Abraham Jones, a professional pedestrian, if were charged with assaulting Mr. CG. B. Gething, Pf Spring- Po field House, on MIonday evening, near the Savings'-bank Chambers, Stow-hill. Mr. Gething stated that he saw the defendants brutally fiE ill-treating a woman, by beating ...

... THE ENTHIRONISATION OF THE BISHOP OF EXETER. los, (SPECIAL TELE(+RAMI,) EXETER, VYJ?DN?,cDAY. on The ceremony of enthroning Dr. Temple took place in of Exeter Cathedral to-day. The Bishop entered his diocese We, yeterday, and, staying during the night at Sowton, at the aps house of the Rev. Prebendary Sanders, his old master at ial Blundell's School, Tiverton, came over to the city this ...

... t] GREAT PUBLIC MEETING AT NEWPORT. S Last evening an influential meeting of the promoters of s the objocte of the United Kingdom Alliance was held at a the Victoria-hall. Thomas Beynon, Esq., occupied the 8' cladr, and was supported on the platfonn by Sir Charles ki Briscoe, Bart., high-sheriff of Cumberland; J. H. Raper, n lsq., parliamentary agent for the Alliance; Mesmse. H. w .Phillips, ...

... 'BRIDGE-ND. ait LAacr;NY.-At the ;!olice-court en Sn turdlay, before Mr. he RB Franklon, Lient.-Col. Morse, Captail i Treharne, and the 'or Rlev C. R. Knight, John Evans, 4 cra iple, of Aberkeuibg, of who gets his living by drawine ceals, i.e,t for any oue who will employ him, WlLs charged with stealiwg balf-mwt. Of ,ve coal, whieh he wne drawing for Mrs. F ,ees. Pelioceconstablo rhi, Beynon, ...

... RAILWlrAY' MANAGEMENT.. VTM.OP 'PITT. WESTERN MA a. ,-,T THE EDITOR OF THiE WESTERN MIAIT. mont S ?? long will the inhabitants of Cardiff and the miser 'Pneighbourhood sumttothe intolerable state of things at tilo didn .M- Cardiff (South Wales) rai'way station, and what steps can be first I taken to remedy it? Iam led to ask these questions by my I was ere own experience there on many ...

... [TRIA FO SHOOTING AT A MINISTER. is A lei t If&n- erlin states that young Bilana was tried V by Judge -Luty. 'a the Bdrlin' Criminal Court, on the d ihaxge,,of.attemoting to shoot the ReV. .Dr. Heinrici., rwhile performing Divine service. in the Catheoxal. Bilhid. iea an anic, who look's upon Christianity as an eg,,regious mnistake, and the ciegy as paid dheate. To avenge himself upon themfor ...

... ,A'TURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1869. A CaJbinet Council was held yesterday after- noon at the official residence of the First Lord of ~ ?? [ ?? no Atov1 t the Treasury, Downing-street. g 6 A man-of-war, it is announced, has been ordered a e to be iu readiness to leave Devonport for Ireland u aon Monday nexlt. 9( a The funeral of the Duchess D'AUMDALE took _ place yesterday morning at the Roman ...

... |AROYALi P1IGRIMAG TO JUStALEf I The specil Dicorresponldent of the Steandard gives tbh fol- loigaccount of the journey of the Prince oz~f Prussia to- As3 a pageant -the entry of the (frown Prince of Prussia' into Jerusalem onl November t wos a failre; as a epeetiecle, it was oeothmotpeueso1have, ever seen. tJetu- -eleen has been for- seine timef preparing, for the event; aeci, ucelike, meet ...

... *: INFIRMARY DOCTOR BROUGHT TO BOOK. esterday mornuig an inquest wlA held at Bilizenhead cV the body of n boy cleven years old, who died from lock- ti , resolting from having hi.- right thumb crushed by a o' cauc. His thumb had beesI amputated by the junior B uouse surgeon of the Birhlenhead Hospital, Mr. Crean, who 8 appeared at the inquest, and gave his evidence in a very u neif-sfficient ...

... RELIGIOUS LIBERTY AT YIERTHYP. In our Tiurkdhy's impression was given a lengthened re- port of a discussion that took place at the meeting of the Merthyr Local Board of Health aheld the previous dqy, in which a melancholy illustration is given of the idea the majority of the memb ers of that board have of religions liberty A piece of open ground, well known as the market- square, was taken by ...