... cussion, they came to the resolution to abstain, and not to return to their country at present. It seems, however, from later news, dated Swiss Frontier, Dee. 6, 5 in the evening, that 22 French refugees attempted to cross into France near Seyssel (Ain) ...

... would be vain to Look for. OurX Imodern London Christmas wraps him in the chilly pall of river mists, thickened with smoke and soot, and picks his steps wvarily through muddy streets. To do justice to Christmas nowf-a-days, one must take a lesson from ...

... dA Seville Iron Works, Dublin, January ?? A LETTER FROM A BOILER-MAKER. to T le TE TE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. d- SiR,-I observe in the Daily News of to-day an on account of a meeting of the boiler-mankers, held at the ~t, Windmill Tavern, Limehouso, when ...

... the business now in their offices se Of was completed. If the new scheme were to have any chance that of working well, it was necessary that the judges should ries, begin with it on the new foundation; because, it they com-* ly be menced with an arrear ...

... America, to a tumult in New York. What did the right hon. gen- tleman say when he mentioned that fact?, Whythata newspaper of New York-not the Courier or the Bsqiirer, which were both read by the wealthy classes, bnt the Newe York Tribune, which was read ...

... (fifth shares), 6d.-Ditto (fifth shares, West Riding Union,) 4hd, -London and North Western, 126- Ditto (new i-shares), 54 ?? (fifth shares), 46 p.- Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln (61. new preference), 13-16 p.-Midland, *68lV4-Ditto (consolidated Birming- ...

... Crystal Palace,- at the principal railway stations in the me1tropolis, at Exeter-hall during the Congress, about those spots, in London most frequented by foreigners,, end especially. on board thlesteamiers de'parting for the continent from our various' ports ...

... ditto (B), 107; Four- ?? per Cents., 80. Bank Share, -. Ex- Change on London, 12.06. ; FALSE NEWS. The following letter, which, illustrates the French President's'ideas of false'news has been published: -.'Quimper, May 26, 1852. SiB,-The few friends ...

... diplomatic duties or state benefits which an American minister in London can perform, and those Mr. LAWRENCE has been eminently successful in. Mr. LAWRENCE, during his residence in London, has entered much more largely into society than it has been in the ...

... century ago-how would the very newspaper of r the present day astound him! These huge sheets, three times the size of the London Jourmcz1 or the Daily Adver- tiser, over which perchance he bad fallen asleep-those I giant pages! What can they contain ...

... plain or ornamental- design, can be manafactured o dand supplied in a finished state.X r RI AL LONDON YACHT CWB.-Yesterday the w last match of the Royal London Yacht Club for the season N came off, when a most interesting race took place, the dayv e and ...

... important busi- ness must be at a standstill. - IF any one wants an illustration of the invigorat- * ing influence of practical reform, he may now find it n in the operation of the new Patent Law. The X law as it existed up to the end of September last ...