... LAEST FOREIGN NWS. I FRANCE. - PARIS, FRIDAY EVVNING, - The famous Blanqui made his escapefrom the prison at Belle- isle, accompanied by another prisoner; but he was subse- quently recaptured, and delivered into the hands of the authorities. The Moniteur, stating that efforts are being made to persuade the public that the government intends proposing a modification in the civil portion of the ...

... W ?? rW433Q: OF THE TAYLEUR I *-mer fearful wreck bas been iddad- to the longlist is'v celamities for which the Irish coast baa of late aina-so sad a notoriety. The, Taylear; government Cait sip, Ca nNoble, which sailed trom Liver. ntbe 2h, &or Melbourne, after being toeed about nwd for eoome thirty heurs, was driven oa the mob cf Lainkay island, some miles to the north of ib, and -becamle a ...

... =,LY NIGHTINGALIETS Z-,Eillv-?L:mas. I ?? Mr.- I TO THWO WOMEN OF ENGLAND. DEAR SIETRRS,-L ask you, and, believe me, in a1l kindness, if there are notnumbers of yue who are victims to an infiritF-I suppose I MUstL cal it-named in do- sasstic parlanoe, pettishncss, ?? which degenerates oc- Maicnall?, and often wkihont any sqtic;ien- caujeinto downright ill-temper? Men generally reard what saey ...

... I THE CITy 0P LONDN COMMISSION.. The following is a senmoary of the evidence given be- fore the commissioners during the Peast week:- Captain F. Bullock, RN., stated that he had been e-n. ployed by the board of admiralty to examine the bed of the river Thames, and to re-survey the river Medway. In stating his opinion of the way in which tha conser- vancy of the river bad been managed by the ...

... WAPROFFICE, JPe 28. 8th Regiment of Light Dragoons-Robert Carter Sawbridge, Gent., to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Viscount Stormont, promoted in the let or Grenadier Regimenelt of Foot Guarde. 11th Lig-ht Dragonola-Clmrles Ley ICing, Gent., to be Cor- net, by purchase, vice Gaudell, who retiree. 17th Light Dragoons-Drury Cureon L~owe, Gent., to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Jerniughams, wh~o ...

... RUSSIAN BILL-RUSSIAN - LOAN. As far as the vital question of money goes- a question that is wont to thrill the national Beartstrings-we have done double justice to Rassia. We have anew declared our resolution to pay Russia what, years since, we covenanted to pay; sand what' no atrocity, no attempted rapine -of hers can absolve us from,-and we have made it legally criminal, whilst we resolve to ...

... THE NEW DRAGON o TLEY. More, of More-loll, who! slew the dragon of Wantley, was a great hero; but Seymour, of Didlingtcm-halli who has slthail terlibbbrA a ;gon, the Board Hf Health, is a greater. Reader, qdidet thou over cond lt that by e .-e Dragon of Wantley, which B er cy -pud Jished in his Reliqu-es of Ancient Poetry P He would scarcely recommenit for it contains as: ...

... THZE CRYSTAL -P-ALA . I X I The attendance at the Crystal Palace on Saturday last formed a very expressive comment on the wisdom ofireserving that day for five-shilling visitors. Al- though the day was beautifully fine,. and the palace and grounds never looked to greater Advantage, there were comparatively few persons present, an d of .theae the great iiajority were ticket holders. 'A gflance ...

... I lTHfE pREBSTON LOOK-OUT. 'The income of the power-loom weavers on Monday last amounted to a a 2,00 te ief cantribatious being as follow0 Stockpoirb, 22451. I Preston, about 17wheo Over arwn A, to l shton. under-Lyne, 1201.; Hye 11;Oda, 1001.;:Ohurch Parish, iner; Btsle a bd 52. b ecrington, 811; Bolton, O8t01. the raley , ad. whod, 261. for i t the in oS the wct thee the camp pr 2d meeting ...

... A pattern scoundrel has been brought before Parliament, and proved to have shipped several hundred tons of hay for the use of our cavalry horses on their way to the East. Each truse contained in the centre, shavings, straw, and all manner of filth, and in one was a dead lamb. The bay was wetted to make it weigh heavy, so that the horses might have perished for want of food, or, more than ...

... AXERICAN pRESLDtNT'S 8M8AGLI The United States congress assembled on the 5th inst, and the Hon. L. Boyd was elected speaker. The message from the president was read on the 6th. The following contains the principal features of that document: After some preliminary observations, the president thus speaks of the DIPLOMATIC URLATIO1a. Our diplomatic relationis !with freigin powers have un. | ...

... rOURTH EDITION. *PUBLISHED ON SUNDAY MORNING, CONTARUNG TME LATEST INTELLIGENCE, LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. Lord Aberdeen is not amongst the least pre- tentious authors of Christmas pieces. He has had abundant materials, and has so used them as to make up a very dramatic and very startling story. In the beginning, the story is simple enough. England is a close friend of Turkey-a very ...