Glasgow Courier. — 1858-02-09 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

FRANCE. The Queen has been pleased to The Presse has made its re-appearance on Thurs. Julius Muller to be consul at Sydni day after two months' suppression. It contains a King of Saxony; also of Mr Carl J long article by the new editor, M. Guerault, in which at Sydney for his Royal Ilighnee he expresses, with great tact, that henceforth that Oldenburg. Foreign Office,! ()urns' will eschew politics. To hasten the period The Queen has been pleased at which 'liberty, which is to crown the edifice of John Fruter as consul at Cap. the constitution,' may be granted without danger. the King of he Netherlands. the lower classes must be protected against the War Office, Pall; agenee of disorder by increased well-being and the 4th Dragoon Guards—S ' blessings of education. Gracefully admitting all that Cornet without purchase. the imperial government has done to promote this 10th Light Dragoons—l' laudable object, M. Guerault announces that the without purchase, vice Fit: Presse will second its efforts by the 'study' of social has been cancelled. questions. Meanwhile, the uncertainty of its tenure 11th Light Dragoons_ of existence is indicated by the announcement at the Ridingmaster, vice Dunga head of the paper, that it will take subscriptions for 14th Light Dragoons— one week at the time. w Rhone purchase, vice B The greatest anxiety prevails regarding the course which the parliamentary majority is likely to adopt 16th Light Dragoo 17th Light Drag with reference to the refugee question. James Odier, the banker, father-in-law to General exchanges. 17th Light Dragoon! Cavaiguac, has put an end to his own life by strait- Light Dragoons, to In gulation; his deficit was fire millions of francs. This changes. , family, originally jewellers, have had some Veryßoyal Artillery—A tragic occurrences already in their house, such as a field, to he N'eterinar mysterious murder in their residence on the Boole- seded, being absent yards some thirty years ago, on which occasion Co'dstream Gum, this banker's father quitted that mansion for ever, W Edwardes to be I and built a superb palace in the Champs Elysees, vice Cithilield, who Rue de POratorie. 2d Foot—E L 11 The barriers of Paris are to be no longer the vice Newbatt, app Bth Foot—Ensh recipients of octroi duty. These duties are to be purchase, vice V extended for a circuit of twenty miles round the Pinnigerto be Lit capital, and are to be commensurate with the outer whose promotior el. ale of fortifieations, no that the cheap drinking houses and resorts of workmen in partibue infideliwn 10th Foot—L will be now brought under contribution to the ei'y late Land Tran funds. 11th Foot—, The Minister of War has charged a commission to purchase, vice purchase hotels at Nancy, Tours, Toulouse, Lyons, cancelled ;Qn and Paris, for the marshals who are to be appoint d the late 2d ,to the great military commands into which France Ql32rttherFitsto has been divided. It is not considered likely that the late Land II; preliminary arrangements for the regular establish- lath Font merit of the commands can be concluded before the be Ensign, beginning of April. half Pa! Baron de Borquency, the French ambassador at 22d Foe Vienna, has left Paris to return to his post. purchase. The daughter of Count the Morny was baptized a 28th F, day or two ago, and received the names of Marie chase, sic Eugenie, the Emperor and Empress acting as spon- Ensign v sore.loth Foe 32d F