In Paris The Great Political Interest Is The Contest Between
M. Thiers' Foreign Minister, M. de Remusat, and the ex-Mayor of Lyons, M. Barodet, for the Department of the Seine, which is to take place to-morrow week. There is a third......
It Is Stated Positively By The Times' Correspondent At...
that Count Arnim, the present German Ambassador at Paris, is to succeed the late Count Bernstorff as Ambassador to the- Queen of England, and that General Manteuffel, the......
When It Was Settled That The Rank Of The Household
Troops was in future to be no higher than that of their comrades of the Line, it was generally supposed that the overbearing manners of the Guards, and the keen jealousy felt of......
The Devastation Underwent Her Six Hours'...
speed on Tuesday off the Isle of Wight, and it was a success. The day, without wind overhead or wave underneath, seems to have been perfect for the purpose in view, a thorough......
M. De Remusat's Address Is Explicit Enough, And Very...
excites the wrath of the Right. " In all epochs," he says, " and under all regimes, I have sought, loved, willed liberty,—that liberty which is founded on law, and not on......
In Spain Things Look A Little Better. The Carlist Attack
on Puycerda under General Saballs failed,—owing, says a corre- spondent of the Times, to the French Government's allowing Puycerda to be victualled and supplied from French......
Prince Jerome Napoleon Does Not Mend Matters For His Dynasty
by his irritable temper. He has just addressed a letter to -his constituents in Corsica, in which he says that the Napo- leons "twice saved the country and preserved the......
A Mighty Demonstration, Reminding One Of The Old Days Of
the People's Charter, but probably exceeding any of those old demon- strations in magnitude, was made, in favour of universal suffrage and a redistribution of seats in......
There Has Been A Steady Rumour Throughout The Week That
the Pope is very ill, and indeed fast sinking. Some of the reports have called him " comatose," but that can hardly be, as he has since given audiences freely, even to......
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