... I RAILWAY FROM ALGERIA To SENET( I latiou of a letter adres-ed by the ?? of Publio Works to the President of the French Republio, who has issued a decsee for the appoint- ment of the Cominissioa recommended: Monsieur la Prtsidenti-During ?? yer the disc- t veries of various travellero have shown that Central Africa t is very different from that people imagined. Fotmerly t we believed that ...

... The bill for the demolition of the Tuileries was sent up to the French Senate yesterday, and, despite the warm opposition of the Right, was declared urgent. ?? Right, however, succeeded, with some votes from the Moderate Left, in getting the bill referred to a Committee appointed some time ago to consider the question of restoration, and this body will probably not report before next session. ...

... A SEAMAN has no higher title of honour to bestow than the name of sailorman. In using it he implies that the comrade or officer to whom he, applies it is indeed a thorough seaman, who knows his work and will do it, whatever risk or toil it may entail. Whether the word is of old usage or has been invented in our own time to distinguish Jack from the fireman is a matter of doubt. It is certainly ...

... REFORMING THE INDIAN ARMY. To the EDITOR of the PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR,-The Indian newspapers are disposed to cavil at the com- position of the lately appointed Army Commission now sitting in India, because the regimental officers of the army are not largely represented upon it and because it contains some civilian members. That the Government of India attach great importance to its ...

... , IOUM REB'TZS AtxMr.) AUSTRIA AND WOVIBAZAR. VIEN'A, JuVL 30. JD comtadiction to the satement published yesterday by ?? From Fraw, the. Prem and FPrmdexUafi of to-day declare on positive offil information th not a singte Austrian soldier haa crossed ?? frontier even for the protection of the Commisson of Inquiry which is sti at crajevo. - fflERYL- BELGRADE, Jos 30. The Servian Government have ...

... ERIAL P A TT 0oseo Lords ?? a tbtaeydid not axistny eh tfet ?? nowben gdte A&Vav ,A nat J+AAiTwcA4de P4 '~~everal bills were adac tage, aud ~P. mak he Ser~jm t w l!d% * ic Bwas ee aa ~~e Qt3 te -ettw Chancellor of tieaabF AOpi several of--tkfb-pmOtp*d, jor~.a hours ano ci1 IW~r n V, uiOl11 5 A#MMU .61 id w ingof,~ Opm~ocm ek b~ w~bW ihofii~Y ?? TREW e- 4IM3 i~~toutl Wm mc, g par L appog'tai ...

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... ROUND ABOUT FRAONCO 1?P.ETEBS. The death of Prince Louis Napoleon has not k broken up the Bonapsrtiitfaction, as it was thought \ it might do; it has only weakened it, while slightly strengthening the Royalist party, eo that the X Reputlic has now half a dosew Pretenders of equal ; importance to contend with, instead of having to p fear most from one who towered above the rest The young Prince ...

... THE ZULU WAR. The Times, referring to the statement to be made to-day by the Chan- cellor of the Exchequer upon the Zulu war, says that now that there is good reason to believe the war is coming to a close it becomes the duty of the Government to submit to Parliament before its adjournment a compre- hensive estimate of its charges, and of the manner in which they propose to meet them. If the ...

... LORD GAANVILLE'S SPEECH AT THE -1 m x l Of a-. ;¢. Is. TO THH =H ?? DILY NBW3. 8iT,-glo~e- in i* e days: on bmme ?? eep6iuy ?? ABd bvollbly in a elub, with no reootw p t. I should not think of troubling 6u withiie of 1at Thursday, if it were not for the cballenge in'two letters which have ,ApwO4\iU 0b ie : Y ?? ?? ?? Luckily it was short, and I have been able to write' out as nesrly as ...

... ROYAL MILIARY ACADEMY, WOOLWiCI The recent melancholy fate of the Prince Louis Napoleo, himisef a Woolwidh cadet, invested with peculiar Interest the gpteodings at sthe Roya Military Academy yesterday, w coammons and prizes were awarded to the succeseful students, en the presence, of a lafge and brillian assemblage. The fluke of Cambridge, who usually presides -on such occasioswas unable to ...

... 1TMH NEW PaSUTLAR AND, QENTa I O~~~ON'TRACT. Yesterday aftertaoon an inflitential dputation waited upon the Chancellor of the 3xcheqaes, Lord John Manners Sir Michael, Hicka-Besch, an&d Si Henry Selwin-lbbetson, at the Treasury, WhitehaU, on the subject of the India an# Ojbia a4 Austri Pestsa eontraet iu conjunction wath the Peninsular and i Oriental Copy'a evieo. The, deputation included, ...