... , ?? ?? Tcrep-nno, per Pre Assuciotion.] FRANCK. PARIS, NoVniimt 23. The Commission of Pardons will meet this morning, but M. Thi'h e will not be present at the sitting. Anothe r meeting of the Commission will be hold to- ruorrow, and the decision of the members on tho cases subnitted to tho r will then be msde known. The appointment of M. Gonttat Biron as Amlms- saidr to Berlin is regarded ...

... NOTICES TO cORRERPONDRNM. Eomspe77dentl7 a1q cl any special value upor, ?? comrn scuncotwioc nmus t, ep cepies of them, a-a we ecannot under- tak;e to refurss ussu-red eruntrifortion8s. 4ff 1t11058 ltger intC d f,,.publatioa 555f be accompcanict oy the sc nus anid dfir9 o} thc sericer, not neceqwrily for pubfircct ion, but for the infeoriaition of the Edtor. 43J. L.-Finders of dogs have no ...

... L ATEST N EWVSo [)rwtler's Tckva'?s, per PF-e'e . A.5ocatinsr.] PFRANCE. THE EXECUTION OF ROSSEL AND FERRE. VEtiSAILLES, Nov;EBN1ER 29 (9 a-M.) Rosso], Ferrc. and Bourgeois were shot tbis amrogirr , at a quarter.past seven, in front of the Artillery Butts at gstory, in thu presence of Jue men belonging to the re- gular army. The intention having been kept perfectly secret, there were scareely ...

... A correspondent, who signs himself An English Offieer under the Commune, sends to the PaU Meftl Gazette the following account of the Communal Associa- tion in London. It was written last week:- Free.thinkers though they be for the most part, the Communalists in London devote the Sunday to a work of charity such as few believers indulge in on the day of rest. At five o'clock, a public-house ...

... littg Acbu AND JOURNAL FRIDAY, DEMBER 29, 1871. THE CHRISTMAS STORIES. As the demand for tke Ohristmas Number exceeded the supply, we dlhll republish several of the Stories in the Weekly IPost to-morrow. I We were not prepared for the correspondence which has appeared in some of the Londonpapers with reference to Mr. CoBDnN's Opinion of the ballot, that being just one of the great and clearly ...

... ?TAL i?QitT. 0o R,. . ?? ccce- a u-- .,tf187LJ { RMCA~ In: r~e h the :ohbrmics1trede -thee ha*been ?? gr*dul ?? pricesi 4hopghout the ya.: Mtnulao tt.i~ere ic 6th moat Jpart hve ben fe oifl taioos afiia g to~ acouaderabm e tjent agsgedforiwar- Hn4 cn atinptior. tyl never so .large, norwere eports more -sa Isfaetieroy ...

... COBRESPONDE N Ooosodeuftht wo adt ca epetie euetipan gkeir corn- -munuefohsaeS 1etp caof Cem ...

... FRENCH PAUIUATENTARY PETITIONS. The petitions presented to the French Assamhly afford an amusing field for investigatioll. A g'n, uany of theae weredleared off on the 1th, vwhifli (as a writer in the Tenmps observes) were fair speeiauast of the muass of carious matter constantly ac3umulit- ing at the office of the Chamber.- Some are peronoal. A lady Vsegs that her son now' ?? in the arwnv nay, ...

... Mr. Alfred Wills writes to ns from the Nid d'Aigle, Sixt, Haute Sapvoe, that at the very time that so snuoh damage was being done through a large partof En$and y bhe tempests of the 12th and 13th inst., thunderstorma of extreme and unusual saverity were raging in these parts of the Alps. About two oelcck on Friday, July 12, after a brilliant morning of uncommon heat, a short but very severe ...

... PARLiAftlEN LAST NIGHT. rid0 R SOCIATIOnD TELW AMS,) HOUSE 0R LORDS. Their Lordships met at five o'clock. MRI, AYRTON AND D&, HOOKER. Earl DLReirY gave notice that on Monday next he should orl attenticn to the case of Dr. Hooker, of Kew. AIISCEfLLAWOUS. The Commons' arendmentsa to the Life Assurance Gem. prnles Acts Amendment Bill we1ro ?? conwddired, and their further di6cuasicn adjourned, ...

... TOE SALT MANUFACTUr112 OF WORCES ?? SIRE. In observing that there is no article of human cannumrp. tion yn ore comrnon, more ulive al,orindeed more neoxsslry, than salt, we do not claim to have mawl a, profonu ...

... LA T.E.S T . N E W So [PIeulewa rgrams, per PrAem As8ciktion.] FRANCE. PREPARING.FOR A CRISIS. VERSAILLES, FEBRUAnRY 17. The Right Centre yesterday discussed its programme, which is the same as the programme of the Left. It affirms the principle of a Constitutional Monarchy, with the necessary liberties; but which, moreover, implies the acceptance of a sincere effort to maintain -the Republic, ...