... FORMGN nnMJZGENcE. FRANCE. THE D eeicui.'rIE3 s TwI I RUSSIA.-No doubt is felt at Paris in referenco to the pacific solution of all the difficulties with Russia. The possession of the Isle of Serperlts is settced entirely in favour of the free navi- gation of the Danube. Tile difference as regards Bol- grad is one of mere form, arising out of deficient infor- mation in the negotiators of the ...

... TIM MMMOrOLIS. ?? OF LorNDON.-Ill the week that ended -on h Saturday the total number of dle aths .registered 1& Lon- be don were 1,122. In the corresponding weeks' of the dr, tea years 1849-534 the average number was 1,241. During the week the births of 778 boys and 751 girls, in all I1,529 children Were regliteredain London. In the ten boc corrcsponding weeks of the years 1846.55 the average ...

... The Viceroy of Poland, Prince Gortachakoff, left on the st 19th for Moscow in order to be present at the coronation. General Changarnier Las arrived at Ostend, and is ex- pected to make a stay there of several weeks. to General Tom Thumb's box of jewels and presents has Its been stolen. It is valued at 20,000 dollars. lc. The Phsare de la Manhlae states that preparations were ry made last week ...

... The Board met on Thursdary last. The following members were present :-Messrs. Wyatt, J. V. H. Williams; G. Jones, and T. Lewis. Mr. Wyatt pre- sided. Documents vwere laid before the Board, authorising them to borrowv £1000 on the General District rates, for the purpose of executing private drainage vorks, and water supply ; also £500 on the Special District Rates, to execute main drainage ...

... | On Sunday afternoon Henry James Jukes, formerly clerk and comnrission agent in the City, was found dead in his L bed at No. 1OA, Philpot-street, Commercial-road East, and I under circumstances which left no doubt that he had I poisoned himself. It appears that the wife of the unforta. c nate deceased left town a fewv days since with her only son, t a little boy named William, to attend the ...

... The members of [ho royal family of Piedmlot left Turin on thce 2ad, oe en excursion tu the Iiago AMaggiore. The steamer Geden, just returned from Japan, has brought rich presents from thle Emperor for thle Kjing of 'the }etherlanlds. A letter from Beyrout in the Joioral rie Cde saceeetitbcepl says :- The rain, in driving down the snow from tho miounltains, has brought to Tripoli, in Syria, a ...

... PARLIAMENT.-THE PREMIER'S PO- SITION. At the Privy Council held on Friday, it was re- n, solved to prorogue Parliament from Tuesday last to C the 31st of next month, d then to mieet for the de- cc spatoh of business:` and the delay in assembling the Legislature-(which, it was announced a few, e weeks back, would meet between the 18th and, 22nd: ea of January)-is variously accounted fer. We, ...

... THE mEMOPOLIS. 1IxALTe OF LONDO..-In thc week that ended on Saturday the total number of deaths registered in Lon. den were 1,025 In the ten corresponding week-s of the yeus 1546-55 the average number was 1,102. During rho wcek the births of 869 boys and 870 girls, in all 1,739 children wvere registered in London. In the ten corres- pending weeks of the years 1846-55 the average number -was 1 ...

... The great Southern stronghold of Russia exists no more. Its arsenals arc Xruins-its forts shapeless hecaps-and thee vast fleet, built at such cost, and cherished with such pride, b is burnt or sank, without one exception. The possession of the Y.lalak:ot Tower placed the Allies at once in the position of comrmernnding the whole of Sebas- topol. So strongly, indeCd, was this felt by the ...

... LETTERS FROM- THE CAMP. THE RUSSIANS .REPULSED.-AN ENGLISH GUN TURNED ON THE FRENCEO. .CAMP Bneroxn SsBASTOPOu, July 10.-I have to report little more than the continuance of the same stand-still state of things that disgusted and discouraged every one when I last wrote. To be sure, the same resultless and fitful snatches of cannonading are kept up by day,.with variations of musketry by night; ...

... The copious rains aod warma weather have wonderfully im- Peas, proved the lawns and Iflower beds, the kitchen-garden and the Oats, fields; and the whole face of nature, which before the rain - was sadly yellowed and scorched, is now green and gay again. In the~flower-garden the very heavy rains have shortened the Ditto ,period of bloom of the early rosese, and battered down the ver- benam and ...

... [CHARGE OF ARCHDEACON DENISON, TO THE CHURCEHWARDENS OF TAUNTON. flretlireon -Cbrisc,1 will not detain yon long ; for it appears a' to me that we may most profitably employ tis ie gienusthi dayin tautn~al conifcrelce and consultation upon subjects itelme. i'n dsistely affecting the interest and well-being of tile Chisrch, and is wisichs are being discussed in, amnd out of Plarliamcnt, weithit ...