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The leading columns of the Paris journals of yes-
erday are unimpqrtant. There are only two
articles possessing any public interest. One is a
short-notice in the Constitutionnel of a list of 55
new commissaries of police for the departments
published by the lifoniteur; the other is a long
article in the Pays on Algeria, in which the writer
urges the formation of companies with the command
of capital for the encouragement of enterprise in
that colony.- The remarks of the Constitutionnel
appear to be fully justified by the list that has been
published. One is almost surprised to find that
persons in the' p Dsition • of life • therein mentioned
should accept functions, the. pecuniary remunera-
tion of winch is by -no means considerable, -and
which are not in the public estimation such as to
give to the persons performing them a rank in so-
-eiety which would compensate for the low salaries
that are paid to them.- - -
- The -Emperor- on ThUrsday gave a. pri yat e audience
to M. Eugene Scribe, president of the Association
of Dramatic Authors and Composers, accompanied
by some members of the committee. At this audi-
ence M. Scribe called the attention -of his Majesty
to the clauses of the bill which cancels the rights
of dramatic authors and composers 20 years after
their death, and solicited the Emperor to prolong
that period.

[PRICE SD.

was in the room with me, but, on hearing her voice, he
left and went into another room. My: mother, finding
me so ill, .said she wished a doctor to see me, and while
she was gone for a doctor Mr. Smith returned to the
room. My pain at_this- time was very great, and Mr.
Smith-took something from me with his hand which he
put into-a piece of, paper, and carried away with him.
The prisoner SMith called on me on Monday, when he
said he was very glad to see me goingon so well, thmigh
I felt very poorly: -
A further remand was here requeSted, and acquiesced
in by the magistrate, who peremptorily refused to admit
the prisoners to bail, except Currie, for whom respon-
sible sureties were offered for his re-appearance on a
future day.

Yesterday being the fete of the Ascension, the
Bourse was closed. • -;• .•

The Mo;iteun•publishes a decree of the Emperor
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for the creation. of Consultative Chambers of Agri-
culture in Algeria. The number of members is
fixed at 30 for the province of Algiers, And. at P'
each for the provinces of Oran and Constantine.
They are to have an annual session, the period and
duration of which are to be fixed by the Governor-:
General.
A Paris correspondent writes to the inctefieiickfitee'
of Brun eh, under the date of the 3d The fol-
lowing is related to me as positive. The' Count de2‘:_7.,
Chambord has applied to thee` du Cradit7.-
•
FGncier of France to lend. him. 500,000 f., on the-,
Mortgage.of his domain of Chainbord.., The society.
would not entertain this, application without con- .
suiting the Government ; but the Government •
fully authorised the loan
and yesterday it was for-
mally made." ~ "
We. nnderstand," says. the Cuitslitutionnek
" that a.certain number of the Sisters of St. Joseph
are going to reside in the English. Antilles. They
have been [applied .for by the :governments of the •
islands, which, notwithstitfidisgpieir diffetence of
religion, appreciate the "services -of these pious
women."