ANARCHY SOUTHERN FRANC'. A correspondent of the Allgemeine Zeitung reports a conversation with • very estimable Frenchman, who has just returned to Versailles from Lyons and the south-eastern departments. The Frenchman describes the south as a prey to the greatest confusion. An a

By this time orator No. I had b ,, en soceeeded by orator No. 2. This gentleman. a lieutenant in the National Guard, thus commen , ..e3 • "Citizens, lam better than any of you. ((ni , riant disapproval.) In the hotel de Ville on Monday I told General Trochu that he was a coward:

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WITH the hay and harvests approaching, the anxiety of farmers must be on the increase, as there are yet few signs of a speedy terminatiou of the dispute between them and the agricultural labourers. At a meeting of the newly-elected Executive Committee of the National Union, held

the Queen at lie Amoral. TO ?NZ LATEST ACCOUNTS from Bee!larva a of bail storms have done Wen' damage to the =tin crops in Roumania, and especially on the coma of the B.aelt Sea. THREE PERI —One of them beings vil- mayor—who at. mid to have been accomplicee of the brigands that

MR. D. S • BIJLGER AGENT TO THE NORTE BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY. Rego to announee his return from the English, Scotch, and Markets, when he has made extensive purchases for each department, V. : Wonteacl, Costing', Cloths Silks, Velvets, and Velveteens Venetians a

--•--- DRINKING BLOOD.—Long ago we publisheil n ra per by Dr. de Pascale recommending fresh blood as a remedy in phthisis and animals. His views were eepied into many journals, and poem to have torne fruit in America to an extent that ought to .le/iglit him. We hear that at Brig

for the benefit of Nervous Sufferers who inneot suit he will. on • deeoription of their case. enelo-ing a stamped envelope for reply, be ready to give his opinion t a nature of the otos, and the principles of treatment to effect • perfect Addmes. Dr Barses.4B Lonadale Square, Ba