... ?? Telegrams, pci' P;CsS Associatton.] FRANCE. - THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY. VE11SAILLES, JUN i 24 (Evening). In to-day's sitting of the National Assombly, LI. Pel- letan ascended the tribune, and road tho report of the Committee upon the Election in the Cotes du Nord. lie ssid that of the three onndidates in tho fiold two only seriously contested the election-namely, LI CMaroil, a Itepublican, and ...

... A £ #a .,j N 'J A S? (1?e-uteu ?? relegreons, per Freqs Association.1 FRANCE. THE PARIS BOCURSE. PAthS, JUNE 18. Owing to the steady absorption by investors, the Frenlhi Funds continue very firm ; the Three per Cent. Rcntes closing a; 654f. 42c. or 17c, and tho Fivc por Cents. nt 104ff, or 13c. higber thai yostarday. Suez Ordinary rose to 7J0. The Foreign market was inactive and dull through- ...

... BIRMINGKUAM TEAOHERS' ASSOCIATION. At the ordinary meeting of the Birminghiam TeAchors' Association, whihls was held in the Board Room of Ring Edwmaid'c School, on Tuesday, a dissussion took place on the subject of Free Schools. Mr. J. B. Allen (of Cam- bridgd) presided. The discussion was opened by the Rev. GOilorrs SmITIr (th~e lresi~lent), who said that lie should take ths afirsaI'l- ...

... TaE LINES FUND. The committee of this fund will meet ties evening, at the White Horse, Conereve Street, to consider the follow. ing report of the sub-committee Appointed to prepare a scheme for the distribution (if the fund:- The sub-committee appointed on the ctb of April, to consider tlee applienotion of thtis fonel, met 'it the Oefice of Mrr. G. J. Johnilson, 34, W'nte rloo Street, ...

... -ORRESPONDENCi. ,, etkAr.3t015,21 -ciS lof the sirnot b tTet5 I 5t5 ' ari for ti 50ea 0z fan~tOI' the tO¢a1 nO C\Oi t~e nlntter. -,icllsclto;3 i d of efol l lised taesc hieather son ?? Lge 01h mato is eftsitoda to ae tboe usOP~ee& tii ellvoci. 3~ove'ilttcebttry -Te ntc sdoidb i~ ~ ~ ~~~qa MIN noo Mee tok hotr mie 1nsrriiYllb ge of alhid , , to n non els} ?? 5 a in tbo rd, not know. .p s1 ...

... The following letter appears in 'some of the Londbn papers :-Would you kindly find room for this letter and the accompanying names of those who havo agreed to subicribe £100. per annum for fivo years in aid of our horse supply ? You will soo that the great majority of these gentlemen are large lauded proirieors, IUIany of whoml. keep stallions for the use of their tenants and neighbours. It ...

... THE pLAINSOF THE PYRDENEES. THE FLOODS IN FliANOB. No mountain rarigo in Europe offors a bettor sample of that which is geographically known it1 a water slied thail ilhe range of the Pyrisoes, which still divide, as in our- ohool dSays, the country of France frorn that of Spain. Brondly spefaking, the whole of the nook which shapes cut the Spanush poninsutla is accentuated, so to speak, by ...

... ILATESTNEWS,-1 (leuter's Zbleorymnh, per Press Assoeoiufl.j $4 FRANCE. VEMlSAILLES, JuNE 16. To-day's sitting of tihe Nntional Assembly wes again devoted to tile Ulliversity EdacatisOn Bill, and the struggle whilsl has been going onl for seinel days Poll thu ?? of the conferring of degroes Wvas continued1 tbis afternoon wvith undiminished ardour and eariloatiless. Mil. Paris, Laboulays, ...

... THE CAMPAIGN OF THE BIRMINGHAM Io . tVOLUNT1ERS. THE RETUflN HOME, Tihe Campaign of the volunteers at Streetly Wood, aithoughr virtually over nt the oloso of the review and inispectior on Thursday, did not finally conclude until yesterday evening, when the battalion, or til that wore left of them, lolaroled back to Birminhagum. Of course no It rilt or ditty of any I ind wias imtposed on ...

... A bust of the late Dr. lb. Gray hns boon placed ih the natural history room of toe British useuBOIm. Tho Princess of Wales has won a first prize at the Crystal Palace Dog Show with i fine St. Bernard. The prospects of the flax crops this year in France Belgium, and Holland are reported to bas very die- courngginlg. The previous examination, or little go, tslkes place at Cambridge to-morrosW, ...

... I GENERAL NEW S. IeY TELSiC tEIPH.1 THE CANNOOCK CHASE COLLIERS. The Counock COhaso coalmIasters, yesterday, gave their woriulietn a fortnight's notice of a reduction of 3d. per day. The 5,000 men this notice affects are likely to resist. RlAII.W~AY ACCIDENT. letween Glasgow and Greentock, yesterday morning, a passonger train came into collisiotn vith a heavy mineral train at Kiltislcolm. ...

... I LBY T1ZLGRG AWIL E-XMARSHAL BAZAINE. Ex-Marshall ?? bas taken No. 6, Royal Croscent, Ilamagato, ns it resdeolce. on Sunday the Marshal wes present at the morning service at St. AugustiOle's loiman Catholic Church, in that town. THB, FOREIGN LOANS COMMITTEE. The Select. Committee on Foreign Loans met yesterday, uncler the presidency of Mr. Lowe, for further considera. tion of their report. ...