... FRANCE.-The calm that succeeded the violent storms of last week was devoted by all parties to reviewing past events and looking forward to the turn that things might take on Thursday, whe ...

... LAST Friday was the day set apart by general consent of the whole Anglican Church for prayer to the Almighty on behalf of mis- sionary effort. There was scarcely a congregation in the me ...

... THE ALABAMA AWARD. The award of the Geneva arbitrators has surprised most people. It was generally understood that England would be held liable in damages for the career of the Alabama (whose fitting out is a disgrace to all concerned in it); but very few were prepared to hear that wve were to pay for the depredations of the Florida gad of the Shenandoah. The Lord Chief Justice, in refusing ...

... ; FRANCE-Tbe Journal ~Oflintl of Wednesday ainounced the resignation af M. Pouyer Quertier. M. Dufaure, the minister of! justice, declared that he would leave the Cabinet un]ess MhI. Pouyer Quertierresigned. MM. Dufiure and Casimir Perisr made a personal question o4,,L Poulysr Quertier's description of the docum its communicated by them to the public proi utor in the trial of M. de ha Motte ...

... LLOY]D'S WEEKLY NEWS OFFICE, SUNDAY MORXING. THI}S MORNINGS TELEGRAMS. ITHROUGH NEUTER'S AGENOY,] THE GENEVA CONGRESS. GENEVA, Saturday Evening. The Court of Arbitration met at noon to-day, all members being present. The Court adjourned at 1.15 p.m. until 2 o'clock on Monday. The proceedings of the Court are absolutely secret. [FDOM TnE SwIss TInmS.] GENEVA, Saturday, 1.50 p.m. The full ...

... - E-PUOVLNfi; Tt v UG,4d, aqcesbl& 15e'pr t10151beou-, ?? sS j4~ pu ehs xrgooge~aomemaffeu sinfuild a ta1ltnge 16A thst thi. Qua ?? z 4haoh 4ndsott ?? sa Dt~ ~ ?? t4 , A, i1W* en wlp~te 4= return o Engl preed e- wantly .r ?? q goesrp tafie% 5 might tioutleuii'atlg au ieuign lmteiwe~ IsN .eIes thabth itshe sop thi ?? o In t-l o( aibo,whlr re' orts th4 oim tir- *diwen,-Q Mond ay iGhDtD duing ...

... Ad - _ I _ _ _2 _ -A AolQa!_ _ On Mlonday evening, at the Htal of &lience, Old- street-road, a.congreass of. the Federal Council of the International society was commenced. The members were ?? and Germans, though amorg the audience there were a few Englishmen and Poles. Several speakers disclaimed.all revolutianary spirit on the part of the International. Citizen Lundy moved the following ...

... i: THM -ARRMST Oil PRINCE ITAPOLMON.. OnWedneoday ?? Napoleon audthe Prii- dtss, 4lotilde.vwith;their two sons, who had been at school 'at Vevay,' and accompanied only by. the aide-de-cam' ancd the lady-in-waiting of the princess, entered France from- Switzerlavd, and at the Begarde Station , close to Belfort, they were asked for their papers. They pro. duced their paesports, which had been ...

... -XI8giELLAWROWOU It is said that Government *iU call parament t . other a coun io of weeks earlier next year than usual. -m M. Henri Solvyss, mineister pleniposentiary of Plelgiumi Z It~aly, will, it is understood, succeed the late Baron PI canlien as Beglgrn minister in London. - ~Tbe Bishopi of Liuolojjssis'isusda form ?? for or gj Ishis dioceee, supphoacsting the Divieo aid for the T smoval ...

... TME PASTIME OP CRUELTY. ,E'rom the Ant'i,-ame-tcaw Circutar.] Ocr most heavily respecable danilies, weeklies, monthlies, quarterlies, and annuals have, almost with. out exception, frequently uttered 'scornful' things about the gratuitous brutality of pigeonishaoting; and one or two of the most consistent hve declined to publish reports of tbe matches. If our eyes were not sO mach blinded by ...

... TEE LATAST MINISTERIAL G.GZXNG *.I VTEAIBURE,' The Whigs are a mean, dirty lot. Their legis- lation is always sneaking and underhanded. They have all the despotic instincts of the Tories,: none of thieir piuck.1 IThe' recent 'ublic-house` and' poli6legislati6n.'i'-a - & sedioun .i sIi, t 116u- croachment on the liberties of the people, worthy of the post tyrannical munister.,of .tAle most ...

... AGITATION AGAINST TIZE-331GN PRIOD or PODI? [Frm the Newcastle GaellJe.. A very Jorge Iiatborivg of Oitmer's wivelt. unnibering upwards of five hnndrea, congregatod in the Briok-liartbo Now Seatanm Colliery, near Sesalm Harbour, for the per., pose of takirg into consideration the fx~remo priea of butcher's o-nat, PAtatos, and milk. The: meeting wag stmnouccea to 4nke place at tep, &,,a by~that ...