20 JUNE 1840, Page 1
The Continental intelligence is so insignificant as scarcely to deserve
a paragraph of our summary. The Continental intelligence is so insignificant as scarcely to deserve a paragraph of our summary.
The session of' the French Chambers is virtually over; and the Morning Chronicle's Paris correspondent remarks, that the "jour- nalists have the same lassitude as the Deputies." A bill to form a railroad from Paris to RouCin was carried by a vote of 194 to 31. Much British capital will be invested in this undertaking.
