Glasgow Courier. — 1857-07-11 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

REIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE. of  PARIS, WSDNESDAY EVIMING•—The suspension . L. the Assemble. Nationale, and the second warning given to the Estafettee, follow too rapidly ~ success of the Opposition candidates ,--. public. opinion. The same bad policy wn... : during the elections appears to have survived event, and the popularity of the I • ment is again endangered by the absence of sound judgment In the upper regions of the I - oration. The natural impression produced . the public by the rigorous measures adopt - tie press on the morning of the elections, ._ feeling of spite and disappointment dictated the measure, rather than any sense of strict necessity. It Is to be regretted that so severe a blow should have been struck at the fortunes of the AssembleeNationale only a day after the appearance of tho brutal articles in the Constitutionnel, which bad evidently for object to exasperate the opposition journals, and to excite them to trespass beyond the narrow boundaries of the law regulating the press. The offending article in the Estafette was scarcely worthy of a warning, for it simply stated what every Parisian, In his selfish vanity profoundly believes to be the truth, that Paris is the political exponent of France. The Assemblee Nationale has, it is true, no other claim on our sympathy than its misfortune, for • more bitter, uniust, and insulting enemy to England never existed in the French press. Tie individuals ern the Emperor will be t in the first week of Au in number, tl,r,.c wen Italy. -- from  , cn the not to offend , which ruled  that Imperial governnee of tact and of the adminiseduced amongst adopted toward  that  oriminated in the attempt on , be tried by the Court of Assizes of August. The accused are four -m and oue WOIIIJII, all natives of  ietters tro,_ Bologno has been very badly consequence of certain population not having _ procession was received with groans Ravenna the municipal authorities presented an address which was the opposite to satisfactory. Intelligence front Constantinople of the 25th ult. states, that on the previous night a head ot the Turkish police, Chefki Pacha, was assassinated in his harem by one of his subordinate agents, whom he bad greviously insulted. The assassin drove a knife I times into the body of the Pacha, and then murdered a wife of the latter who had eudea•oured to seize him. He then g& bs enmottuions, and at once admt. the Cadi. Three Jews have been elected to the new Legislative Corps; one, M. Kcenigswarter, by the government voters; and two, M.M. Goudchnux and Javel, by the Opposition. Considering that, - according to the state of national representation, one member exists for every 131,086 inhabitants, and that the number of Jews in France does not ex' c.e4 1,00C,000, the Hebrew interest is more than • fairly represented. Every day conveys to us favourable accounts of tile state of the crops, but France is compelled to bear the penalty of being a first rate military power by experiencing a dearth of labouring hands. It is surprising that the military authorities should not hearken to the petitions of the farming districts, and release a certain number of men during the , harvest time. This step has been taken in past ' years when the crops were not so promisinte, and nothing exists in the political world, abroad or at home, to prevent its adoption at the present nto. ment. Colonel Fremont, the late unsuccessful candid,,te for the Presidency of the United States, is expected in Paris, whero Mrs. Fremont has already arrived. spa  of the Sti say that the Pope received in that town in i liberties requested by the been granted. The Papal - and hisses.  At  —an gave himeali up to once admitted his guilt to  , of the 4th A band of ' mos.  Seville, and  of 12,000 souls. 4 of a chief whom they was 'Long live he Re" - resistburned 'ng one town hall,  they Int for with them  io-nrrec